NCMIC Foundation Honors Another Star in Chiropractic Research
Dr. William Weeks, chair of the Clinical and Health Services Research Program at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research and senior research scientist at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, received the Jerome F. McAndrews, DC, Memorial Research Fund Award at the 2016 Association of Chiropractic Colleges Educational Conference and Research Agenda Conference (ACC-RAC).
Past recipients of the award, established by the foundation to honor an individual or group that has advanced research or contributed to practical applications in chiropractic practice, among other criteria, include doctors of chiropractic Robert Mootz, James Whedon, Pierre Côté, Deborah Kopansky-Giles, Sidney Rubinstein and Simon Dagenais.
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Cleveland University – Kansas City has signed an articulation agreement with nearby Donnelly College whereby students can complete their bachelor's degree at Donnelly while concurrently pursuing the DC degree at Cleveland-KC. The agreement is the latest involving the university and represents a growing trend among chiropractic educational institutions. (Cleveland-KC also offers its own concurrent degree program that allows students to earn a bachelor's in human biology and the DC degree.)
"Donnelly has a rich heritage and longstanding tradition and commitment of service to the Kansas City community," said Cleveland-KC President Carl Cleveland III, DC. "We are proud to have entered into this educational partnership, and anticipate that this agreement will be positive for the students at both institutions."
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