Acupuncture alumni Stephanie Hylla talks about why she chose to become an acupuncturist, and her experience in the program at Northwestern Health Sciences University.
President Christopher Cassirer and College of Chiropractic faculty members talk about what happens at the College's annual Homecoming and why it is important to alumni to attend.
Wei Liu, College of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine faculty member, demonstrating an acupuncture technique on an alum with Sheryl Cota, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Supervising Clinician, Herbal dispensary, watching from the side during the 2010 Great River Symposium.
Attendees at the 2008 Great River Symposium. Far left: Mark McKenzie, Dean of the College of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine; Second from left: Kathy Allen, Dean of Academic Services, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Program; Second from right: Ji Park; Far right: Tom Mallinsky.
College of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine alum Jason Lee (l) and College of Chiropractic faculty member Zach Zachman a the 2015 Great River Symposium.
Kathy Allen, Dean of Academic Services, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Program, speaking to attendees at the 2015 Great River Symposium in the auditorium on the Bloomington campus.
(l-r): Susie Biwer, Alumni Services; Diana Berg, Director of Continuing Education; Arne Krogsveen, Head of Audiovisual Department; Kathy Allen, Dean of Academic Services, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Program ; Debbie Peterson, Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Career Services at the 2015 Great River Symposium.
Sheryl Cota, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Supervising Clinicical Herbal dispensary and alum (L), with other attendees at the 2015 Great River Symposium.
Attendees at the 2015 Great River Symposium. Center: Cassandra Roberson; Second from right: Sheryl Cota, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Supervising Clinician, Herbal dispensary.
Scholarship winners for the 2015 Great River Symposium. (l) Tammy Koch, The Standard Process Scholarship; (r) Kimberly Christensen, The Stewards of CAOM Scholarship.
Kathy Allen, Dean of Academic Services, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Program, welcoming attendees to the 2015 Great River Symposium in the cafeteria on the Bloomington campus.
