Chiropractic -- Study and teaching

Northwestern College of Chiropractic students in class

Northwestern College of Chiropractic President Donald Cassata (second from left), Mrs. Daniel C. Gainey (second from right) and others during the Daniel C. Microbiology Laboratory dedication, April 16, 1987.

(L-R) Northwestern College of Chiropractic President Donald Cassata, Mrs. Daniel C. Gainey, and Jack Holtz at a ceremony to dedicate the Daniel C. Gainey Microbiology Lab on the Bloomington campus, April 16,1987.

Alfred Traina, the future President of Northwestern College of Chiropractic, teaches a methods class.

Future President Alfred Traina of Northwestern College of Chiropractic teaches a class on chiropractic methods.

Students from Northwestern College of Chiropractic attending a methods class led by future University President, Alfred Traina.

Northwestern Health Sciences University chiropractic students talk with elementary school class using a skeletal model as part of their talk.

Three chiropractic students, members of the Northwestern Health Sciences University's student Canadian Club sitting at a table sharing information with other students.

Northwestern College of Chiropractic students practice adjustment techniques on each other during class.

Northwestern College of Chiropractic students work together in a lab class.