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National University of Health Sciences (NUHS) honored 76 graduates at its commencement ceremony on August 16 at the Student Center on the Lombard, Ill., campus. The class included graduates in the Doctor of Chiropractic, Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, Masters in Acupuncture, Masters in Oriental Medicine and Bachelor of Biomedical Science programs.
According to Tracy McHugh, Vice President for Administrative Services, among the ways that National University alumni give back to their alma mater is sharing their experience with current students as Alumni Ambassadors. One of those Ambassadors, Vincent Roberts, DC, ’98 (on the right in photo), contacted President Joseph Stiefel to offer his services, resulting in a presentation hosted by Student Success, the Florida Sports Rehab Club and the Illinois Sigma Phi Kappa fraternity titled “Spine Related Disorders – What is the Chiropractic Physician’s Role?”
When Jillian Johnson, DC, (third from right in photo) graduated from National University of Health Sciences ̶ Florida in 2016, her ultimate goal was to work with animals. On July 30, she returned to NUHS to share her experience as a certified animal chiropractic physician with members of the Lambda Chi sorority, along with her partner and fiance Ashlee Parker (third from left), a certified equine and canine massage therapist.
Attending Clinician Sarah Kelly, DC, and National University of Health Sciences ̶ Florida student volunteers provided medical support for the “Surfers for Autism” fundraising event in Pinellas Park on July 13. The event raises money for “unlocking the potential of children and adults with autism through advocacy and support of scientific research, while educating the public and uniting communities through volunteerism.”
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