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National Universityof Natural MedicinePresidentialI naugu rationDr. Christine L. Girardeighteenth presidentAt the beginning of each commencement ceremony,join us for the inauguration of our eighteenth president.SCHEDULE OF EVENTSOPENING REMARKSGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic AffairsBOARD ADDRESSChristoph Kind, NDChair, Board of DirectorsOATH OF OFFICEChristoph Kind, NDChair, Board of DirectorsChristine L. Girard, ND (’97), MPHPresident/CEOCLOSINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic Affairs2NUNM Co m m en cem en t 2020Commencement CeremonyJune 27, 2020Portland, OregonOur 2020 Commencement Ceremonies are taking place virtually.Details at: CONTENTSPresidential InaugurationAcademic RegaliaSchool of Undergraduate Studies NoonSchool of Graduate Studies 1 p.m.College of Classical Chinese Medicine 2 p.m.Classical Chinese Medicine OathCollege of Naturopathic Medicine 3 p.m.Naturopathic Physician’s OathAlumni ServicesA Brief HistoryLeadership & Faculty23468101113141415Academic RegaliaAcademic regalia date to the early days ofthe oldest universities. A statute of 1312required that all doctors, licentiates andbachelors of the University of Coimbra,Italy, wear gowns. The shape and size ofthe American hood marks the collegedegree of the wearer. It is possible torecognize the college or universityfrom which the degree was obtained byidentifying the colors on the center ofthe hood. Gowns for bachelor’s degreeholders have pointed sleeves and are wornclosed. Gowns for master’s degree holdershave elongated sleeves, while doctoralgowns have velvet striping on the sleevesand down the front.Hoods from National University ofNatural Medicine are green and whitefor all degree programs. Dual-degreerecipients wear the hood of the doctoraldegree and a gold cord in recognition oftheir master’s degree. Bachelor’s degreerecipients who have earned academichonors are recognized by a green cord.nunm.edu3
School ofUndergraduate StudiesThe School of Undergraduate Studies nurtures students seeking meaningful careers in the health sciences. The schooloffers integrative approaches to traditional studies in nutrition and health sciences. Each degree prepares graduates forcareers in the burgeoning health and wellness field, or continuing on to related graduate degree programs.Saturday, June 27, 2020 NoonSCHEDULE OF cementPresidential InaugurationSTUDENT SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES (in order of appearance)COMMENCEMENT OPENINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic AffairsStephanie (Bella) Grace Grubb sought harmonizingeducational and living experiences at an early age.At NUNM, she found her niche studying integrativehealth sciences after finally elucidating a desire towork in a field that synthesizes the complementaryrealms of science and spirituality. Stephanie isimpassioned by many things, but namely education,natural medicine, and the environment with a specificemphasis on agriculture and soil ecology. She hopesto continue her medical education through the NDprogram at NUNM and eventually create a careerthat allows for the continued exploration of education,medicine, and ecology in an inspiring and worldreaching manner.WELCOMEChristoph Kind, NDChair, Board of DirectorsPR ESIDENT’S ADDR ESSChristine L. Girard, ND (’97), MPHPresident/CEOCLASS SPEAKERStephanie (Bella) Grace GrubbBachelor of Science in Integrative Health Sciences,Class of 2020EQUITY & INCLUSION SPEAKERDenice Valencia MartinezBachelor of Science in Nutrition, Class of 2020HONORED GUEST SPEAKERLindsay Marshall, MAFaculty, School of Undergraduate StudiesCOMMENCEMENT ADDR ESSTim Irving, DC, MSDean, School of Undergraduate StudiesCONFERRING OF DEGR EESTim Irving, DC, MSDean, School of Undergraduate StudiesCLOSINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic Affairs4NUNM Co m m en cem en t 2020Denice Valencia Martinez became very intrigued inlearning about nutrition while taking classes at Health& Science High School. She wanted to expand onthat knowledge, and at the age of sixteen she knewNUNM was the place. Prior to enrolling, Deniceheld various internships and volunteered in places likeProvidence St. Vincent; was awarded a scholarshipto study abroad in Italy; and completed many classesincluding Intercultural Leadership, Sociology, Latinostudies and Women’s studies. She is very passionatein helping address racial disparities in health care andsees herself working in a place where she can providea multidisciplinary approach to nutrition educationin a bilingual setting. Denice would like to thank herparents, brother and grandparents for their sacrificesand continuous support.BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ININTEGRATIVE HEALTH SCIENCESGiani Marianne AdouBarbra T. ArchibequeRaechelle BrownAleya BurgKatlyn Rose EverardStephanie (Bella) Grace GrubbChloe Frances JankoskyRachel Elizabeth MorseTaylor Shea PierceBACHELOR OF SCIENCE INNUTRITIONJessica EspinozaSarah M. EvansRachel GoodmanJosephine E. HornAlexandria LingDenice Valencia MartinezTaynua Joann Pagenunm.edu5
School ofGraduate StudiesThe need for innovative approaches to health care is increasingly evident as more people throughout the world face significantchallenges in achieving healthy lives. The School of Graduate Studies is a vibrant community of educators, researchers andscholars committed to promoting a deeper understanding within the fields of natural medicine research, global health,nutrition, and Ayurveda. These unique programs prepare students to make significant contributions within these fields.Saturday, June 27, 2020 1 p.m.SCHEDULE OF EVENTSPresidential InaugurationCOMMENCEMENT OPENINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic AffairsWELCOMEChristoph Kind, NDChair, Board of DirectorsPR ESIDENT’S ADDR ESSChristine L. Girard, ND (’97), MPHPresident/CEOCLASS SPEAKERStevie ChaddockMaster of Science in Nutrition, Class of 2020EQUITY & INCLUSION SPEAKERDaphne Kauahi’ilani Jenkins-Holbrook, MA, MEdMaster of Science Nutrition, Class of 2020HONORED GUEST SPEAKERChelsie Falk, ND (’13)Assistant Professor, School of Graduate StudiesCOMMENCEMENT ADDR ESSCharles J. Kunert, PhDDean, School of Graduate StudiesCONFERRING OF DEGR EESCharles J. Kunert, PhDDean, School of Graduate StudiesCLOSINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic Affairs6NUNM Co m m en cem en t mentSTUDENT SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES (in order of appearance)Stevie Chaddock graduated from Purdue Universitywith a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance. Twoweeks after graduation, she moved to Chicago andspent the next eight years working as a professionaltheatre actor. After the birth of their daughter, Stevieand her husband Andy — also an actor—wantedmore stability for their little family. Stevie hadalways loved the ever-growing, ever-changing fieldof nutrition and had been eyeing NUNM’s nutritionprogram. She decided it was time to move her familyacross the country to pursue another dream. Thesepast two years have been some of the most rewardingand challenging years of Stevie’s life. She can’t waitto see what’s next.Daphne Kauahi’ilani Jenkins-Holbrook followedher intuition to NUNM’s nutrition program whilecompleting a Masters of Education in Curriculumand Instruction with a concentration in AdolescentLiteracy at Concordia University in 2018. Sherealized that the subject she cared the most aboutwas food! NUNM provided Daphne with theinspiration and the space to thoroughly exploreher passion for food, art and social justice. Beingin a community with faculty and classmates in thenutrition program has fed her—mind, body andsoul. As a result, Daphne’s nutrition coaching hasblossomed into a multidisciplinary practice withnourishment at its heart.MASTER OF ARTS INInternationalDevelopment AndServiceElizabeth E. BradshawStephanie R. CastellonWilly RiscoMASTER OF SCIENCE ININTEGRATIVE MEDICINERESEARCHMolly T. AloiaSonam BhimbraLuciano Joseph GarofaloChristine McClureAdam SadowskiMASTER OF SCIENCE INAYURVEDAJarrod FranklinMASTER OF SCIENCE INGLOBAL HEALTHMerciful Wells-AnandaMASTER OF SCIENCE ININTEGRATIVE MENTALHEALTHGina Felicia Andreason BauerJessica BechlerAlexandra McBrydeLori K. MiracleJulie Anne Rhodes, MSReyna E. RodriguezSaori Sherry TanakaEmily Rose WhitsonDaphne Kauahi’ilaniJenkins-Holbrook, MA, MEdPatricia L. Jones, MBAMolly KirschJoria Valene KoonsMonique Maria La CroixJennifer Lee Lonergan, MAcOMKatelyn MelaraErika A. MolloMASTER OF SCIENCE INNUTRITIONMadison Katherine MuhlhauserMolly T. AloiaKatie NelsonKaty AlstatJulianne Marie OConnorMelissa AmaralEmily Ann PowerAlexa Rose BillyCristina Romero, MSCristina BronderJaime SanzereTami ButterfieldTeresa AdinawaKawehi‘okahiki ShunStevie ChaddockAsako ChihayaKristin CowinJamie Lynn DimondDylan A. DuBordKristin M. DuynKira Joy Freed, MEdMelissa Brie GaleAnna Kay GisselmanErica TarensCarol TessitoreMarlayna TilleryKristin Todd, MSMia A. TrostStephanie Joy VickersElizabeth Starr WestwoodJenna Christine Woodnunm.edu7
college ofClassical Chinese MedicineThe College of Classical Chinese Medicine degree programs honor the enduring wisdom and holistic nature of the classicalteachings of Chinese medicine. Scholar-practitioners rooted in this ancient medical tradition help students develop a deepunderstanding of the importance of living in harmony with the cycles of nature, and teach them a powerful diagnosticand therapeutic system that makes it possible to treat all kinds of patients—even those with chronic, intractable diseases.Saturday, June 27, 2020 2 p.m.SCHEDULE OF cementPresidential InaugurationCLASSICAL CHINESE MEDICINE OATHCOMMENCEMENT OPENINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic AffairsWELCOMEChristoph Kind, NDChair, Board of DirectorsPR ESIDENT’S ADDR ESSChristine L. Girard, ND (’97), MPHPresident/CEOCLASS SPEAKERSarah Mafodé BréantDoctor of Naturopathic Medicine & Master of Sciencein Oriental Medicine, Class of 2020EQUITY & INCLUSION SPEAKERKitwana Monifa Pounsel-Lott, MBADoctor of Naturopathic Medicine & Master of Sciencein Oriental Medicine, Class of 2020HONORED GUEST SPEAKERBob Quinn, DAOMAssistant Professor, College of Classical Chinese MedicineCOMMENCEMENT ADDR ESSLiu Lihong, Doctor of Medicine (China)Professor Emeritus, Guangxi University of TraditionalChinese Medicine and PharmacologyTranslated by Heiner Fruehauf, PhDFounding Professor, College of Classical Chinese MedicineCONFERRING OF DEGR EESLaurie Regan, PhD, ND (’97)Dean, College of Classical Chinese Medicine8NUNM Co m m en cem en t 2020Xiaoli Chen, Doctor of Medicine (China)Associate Professor, College of Classical Chinese MedicineBob Quinn, DAOMAssistant Professor, College of Classical Chinese MedicineCLOSINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic AffairsSTUDENT SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES (in order of appearance)Sarah Mafodé Bréant graduated from the Universityof North Carolina at Wilmington in 2011, earningbachelor’s degrees in Biology and Psychology with a minorin French. Since the age of four, Sarah knew she wantedto pursue medicine and the healing arts. Tribal medicine,and the notion that healing emerges when we are incommunion with nature and each other, inspired her topursue natural medicine. Prior to enrolling at NUNM,she led several volunteer trips to Nicaragua and volunteeredat the University of Maryland Shock Trauma. Sarah seesherself working with local and global health initiativesadvocating for accessibility to natural medicines.Kitwana Monifa Pounsel-Lott, MBA, started hereducation at one of the nation’s premier historically Blackcolleges and universities, Florida A&M University. It wasthere that Kitwana began her journey of constructingthe framework upon which she would build her futureendeavors. Her studies have taken her from businessand marketing to culinary arts and nutrition, and areculminating with naturopathic and Chinese medicine. Withexpertise in these fields, Kitwana plans to teach all who arewilling the physical and spiritual role that wellness playsin living your best life. She is the mother of three beautifulchildren and wife to Dr. Shea Lott. They have participatedin this journey with unwavering support and love.MASTER OF SCIENCE INORIENTAL MEDICINEDOCTOR OF SCIENCE INORIENTAL MEDICINESarah Mafodé BréantKate Rose ArellanoCharlie CavalloKiara R. BochHasina Elizabeth CohenAliceia Dolma CarinJenny May CurtoStephani Frederic HagbergAngie ElliotAlexander HeyneMeghan A. EwingStephen Jacobsen, MSOMMary Ann A. GatesChristina King, MSOM, MLSBrenda K. GortonAlexandra McBrydeThomara Carlisa HamiltonThanh NguyenSarah Kashdan, MSKrista ObenlockCindy Quynh MaiUrsa ShaplaAmanda OberheuKitwana Monifa Pounsel-Lott, MBAJames E. QuatriniAlison Elizabeth SchneiderClassical Chinese MedicineBEST CAPSTONE AWARDFù Qīng Zhǔ Gynecology,Obstetrics and Women’s Healthby Aliceia Dolma CarinCody Strodtmannunm.edu9
college ofClassical Chinese Medicine OathNaturopathic MedicineSaturday, June 27, 2020 3 p.m.I promise to follow the way of the Great Physician.I will strive to live in harmony with nature,and teach my patients to do the same.I will stay calm,and completely committed when treating disease.I will not give way to personal wishes and desires,but above all elsehold and nurture a deep feeling of compassion.I will be devoted to the task of saving the sacred spark of lifein every creature that still carries it.I will strive to maintain a clear mind,and am willing to hold myself to the highest standards.It will be my duty to diagnose sufferings and treat disease.I will not be boastful about my skills,nor driven by greed for material things.Above all,I will keep an open heart.As I move on the right path,I will receive great happiness as a reward,without asking for anything in return.Adapted from The Great Physician by Sun Simiao (581-682).SCHEDULE OF cementPresidential InaugurationCLOSINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic AffairsCOMMENCEMENT OPENINGGlenn C. Smith, EdDProvost & Vice President of Academic AffairsWELCOMEChristoph Kind, NDChair, Board of DirectorsPRESIDENT’S ADDRESSChristine L. Girard, ND (’97), MPHPresident/CEOCLASS SPEAKERSarah Kashdan, MSDoctor of Naturopathic Medicine & Master of Sciencein Oriental Medicine, Class of 2020EQUITY & INCLUSION SPEAKERLaKota ScottDoctor of Naturopathic Medicine, Class of 2020HONORED GUEST SPEAKERHeather Zwickey, PhDExecutive Program Chair, School of Graduate StudiesCOMMENCEMENT ADDRESSShehab El-Hashemy, ND, MBChB, MEdDean, College of Naturopathic MedicineCONFERRING OF DEGREESShehab El-Hashemy, ND, MBChB, MEdDean, College of Naturopathic MedicineNATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN’S OATHShehab El-Hashemy, ND, MBChB, MEdDean, College of Naturopathic Medicine10NUNM Co m m en cem en t 2020STUDENT SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES (in order of appearance)Sarah Kashdan graduated from the University ofRochester with a bachelor’s in Evolutionary Biologyand Ecology. She also has a master’s in EnvironmentalHealth and Toxicology from Colorado StateUniversity. Sarah has a deep love of animals andworked in the veterinary field for many years. Afterseveral failed attempts at getting into vet school,Sarah discovered a passion for health and wellnessin the human realm. Sarah believes the combinationof Western and Eastern medicine will provide herpatients with a multifaceted integrative approach tohealth care. Sarah will be practicing in the beautifulstate of Colorado with a focus on pain management.LaKota Scott Ashįįhí nishłį́. Tódích’íí’niibashishchiiin. Tł’iziłaní dashicheii dóó dashinalí.LaKota earned a Bachelor of Arts in Native AmericanStudies from Dartmouth College in 2011. Witha strong determination to return home to serveher community as a doctor, she was drawn tonaturopathic medicine as a bridge between Westernmedicine and Diné ways of healing. During her timeat NUNM, LaKota earned the Scholars for a HealthyOregon —Naturopathic Physician Opportunitiesscholarship; paying for her tuition in exchange forworking with underserved populations in Oregonafter graduation. Ultimately, her goal is to expandinterest of naturopathic medicine in indigenouscommunities and collaborate with Indian HealthServices to provide integrative care.nunm.edu11
The College of Naturopathic Medicine offers a distinctive approach to health and healing—an approach that examines thewhole person when treating specific conditions, and seeks to diagnose and treat root causes whenever possible. Naturopathicmedicine is heir to the vitalistic tradition of medicine in the Western world. This is evidenced by its emphasis in treatingdisease through the stimulation, enhancement and support of the inherent healing power of the body. Chosen methods oftreatment respect this natural healing process.Naturopathic Physician’s OathI dedicate myself to the service of humanity as a practitionerof the art and science of Naturopathic medicine.DOCTOR OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINEAlexis E. Alcorn, MSRachel Marie GoyetteJared PistoiaKhaleed AlstonMikailah Elise GroverMerciful Wells-AnandaJasmine Nicole HaddadKitwana MonifaPounsel-Lott, MBAHayleigh Kathleen AstJenna Marie Hastreiter HalbertChristina BaghdanovThomara Carlisa HamiltonKelsey BarnettJennifer Ann HamptonJudith Irene BergLauren MeikoKaleiakahaionāhōkūola HaraCarrissa BessichSonam BhimbraSarah Mafodé BréantHannah BuffieRuth CardenAmanda Norton CerettoMegan Nicole ChmelikAnn Elizabeth Clark-DeloguKathryn Lowen ClementsCourtney M. CoileKathleen Marie ColemanShelby Lee Crespo, MSWJenny CurtoAshley J. DumontAngie ElliotAlli ErdahlLana FerrisErin FixHannah Estelle Freeman SmithLuciano Joseph GarofaloNaomi GerepAudra Nicole Gesik12NUNM Co m m en cem en t 2020Matthew JamesRenshaw RuddellHannah Rose RikoonMaya T. RiosCasey RohrbeckI will honor my teachers and all who have preserved and developedthis knowledge and dedicate myself to supporting the growthand evolution of Naturopathic medicine.I will endeavor to continually improve my abilities as a healerthrough study, reflection, and genuine concern for humanity.I will impart knowledge of the advanced healing artsto dedicated colleagues and students.Through precept, lecture, and example, I will assist and encourage othersto strengthen their health, reduce risks for disease, and preserve the health of ourplanet for ourselves, our families, and future generations.Haylee Michelle HaskinAdam SadowskiMarney ChristineJohnson, MSCI-TSNicole ShustermanChristopher T. JonesPatrizia June SommerauerSarah Kashdan, MSKatie Bermudez TagabuelAmber Joy KlampfererSaori Sherry TanakaFirst of all, to do no harm.Chelsey KoktavyKayla ThamertTo act in cooperation with the Healing Power of Nature.Carey Stratton KunzMelissa DoosingVan Buren, MSNTo address the fundamental causes of disease.Heidi MaasCindy Quynh MaiBogdan MakartchukLaila Marie MakiLily MartinBethany Hope MattsonChristine McClureLaKota ScottStephanie Joy VickersTo heal the whole person through individualized treatment.Alexandra Ruth Volarich, MSTo teach the principles of healthy living and preventive medicine.Laura Zdzislawa Weldon, MSKirstin Beal Wilson, MSCadence WongCraig Stuart Mehrmann, MPHCERTIFICATE OF NATUROPATHICOBSTETRIC/MIDWIFERYSarah Phoebe MorganMerciful Wells-AnandaGrady C. NesbittMarney ChristineJohnson, MSCI-TSValeria M. PanibratetsShruti PaskarAspen Rochelle PercivalAccording to my best ability and judgment, I will use methods of treatmentwhich follow the principles of Naturopathic medicine:Chelsey KoktavyLaKota ScottI will conduct my life and the practice of Naturopathic health care withvigilance, integrity, and freedom from prejudice.I will abstain from voluntary acts of injustice and corruption.I will keep confidential whatever I am privileged to witness, whetherprofessionally or privately, that should not be divulged.With my whole heart, before this gathering of witnesses,as a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine,I pledge to remain true to this oath.Adopted by the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP) in 1992.nunm.edu13
ALUMNI SERVICESA Brief HISTORYleadership & FacultyCl ass of 2020National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM)is the oldest accredited naturopathic medical school inNorth America and a leader in the profession.Drs. Charles Stone, W. Martin Bleything and FrankSpaulding founded the school in 1956 in Portland,Oregon, as National College of NaturopathicMedicine. The institution changed its name in 2016to National University of Natural Medicine to reflectits new academic status as a university with theaddition of undergraduate degree programs.BOARD OF DIRECTORSChristoph Kind, ND, ChairAdina Matasaru, JD, Vice Chairand SecretaryB. Winston Cardwell, ND, MSOM,TreasurerCarrie Louise Daenell, ND, MBASonia de Quateli Doi, MD, MA, PhDDon DrakePatricia Kramer, PhDMohan Nair, MSAnupam Narayan, MBAJames A. Thommes, MD, MBACongratulationson your graduation!The Center for Career Development and Alumni Servicesis here to assist your transition to being a naturalhealthcare professional. We’re eager to help you, andoffer the following services and resources at no charge: MyCareer: job board with jobs, space for rent,and contract employment opportunities Review of your resume, cover letter and/or contracts Career planning, support and strategies;and interview preparation Find a practitioner listings Business plan or contract development and review Career building events and discountedcontinuing educationNeed something else to boost your career and/or wantto network with other NUNM alumni? Just ask!If you are interested in joining the alumni council,please let us know. We are currently focused on planninga homecoming event.Save the date! NUNM’s virtual homecoming willtake place August 13, 4–7 p.m. We have several funactivities planned and are excited to welcome alumnifrom around the world.We exist to help our students and alumni succeed!Visit us at: career-alumni.nunm.edu.NUNM was established originally as a collegeof naturopathic medicine, offering its graduatesa Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) degree.For more than 60 years, NUNM has sought topreserve and convey the traditional modalitiesof naturopathy and honor the principles that guidenaturopathic care: First do no harmThe healing power of natureIdentify and treat the causeTreat the whole personDoctor as teacherPrevention is the best cureIn the fall of 1992, the school began plans to developa curriculum that would emphasize the holistic spiritof the classical teachings of Chinese medicine.This came to fruition with the Master of Sciencein Oriental Medicine (MSOM) degree, which wasinaugurated in 1996. The university has continuedto steadily add degrees over the years, including:Master of Science in Integrative MedicineResearch (2011)Master of Science in Nutrition (2014)Master of Science in Global Health (2014)Master of Science in IntegrativeMental Health (2015)Doctor of Science in OrientalMedicine (2015)Bachelor of Science in Nutrition (2016)Bachelor of Science in Integrative HealthSciences (2016)Master of Science in Ayurveda (2018)Accelerated Bachelor to Master of Sciencein Nutrition (2019)Master of Arts in Community Organizingand Social Activism (2020)Master of Arts in International Developmentand Service (2020)NUNM is alma mater to thousands of alumni whopractice in nearly every state and Canadian province,and in many foreign countries.14NUNM Co m m en cem en t 2020EXECUTIVEPresident/CEOChristine L. Girard, ND, MPHProvost Vice President of Academic AffairsGlenn C. Smith, EdDExecutive Vice President of Finance &Administration Chief Financial OfficerGerald Bores, MBAVice President of InstitutionalEffectiveness Associate ProvostCheryl Miller, EdDVice President of Human ResourcesKathy Stanford, MS, PHRVice President of Enrollment ManagementBeth Woodward, MBAVice President of Health Centers &Auxiliary OperationsNora Sande, MBAADMINISTRATIONDean, College of Naturopathic MedicineShehab El-Hashemy, ND,MBChB, MEdDean, College of Classical Chinese MedicineLaurie Regan, PhD, NDDean, School of Graduate StudiesCharles J. Kunert, PhDDean, School of Undergraduate StudiesTim Irving DC, MSAssociate Dean of Clinical Education,College of Classical Chinese MedicineAndy McIntyre, MSAInterim Associate Dean of Clinical Education,College of Naturopathic MedicineKelly Baltazar, ND, DCAssociate Dean of Graduate MedicalEducation, College of Naturopathic MedicineDee Saunders, ND, MSiMRAssociate Dean of Administration,School of Graduate StudiesHeather Schiffke, MATCMChief Medical OfficerMelanie Henriksen, ND, MSOM, MNAssociate Chief Medical OfficerJessica Nagelkirk, NDDirector of Helfgott Research InstituteRyan Bradley, ND, MPHExecutive Director, IPSL Global InstituteThomas Winston Morgan, MAExecutive Program Chair,School of Graduate StudiesHeather Zwickey, PhDProgram Chair, Master of Science inIntegrative Medicine ResearchDouglas Hanes, PhDProgram Chair, Master ofScience in NutritionAndrew Erlandsen, NDFACULTYSchool of Undergraduate StudiesSherry Bonekat, MSDulcie Childs, MSJosh Corn, ND, MSiMRRachael Del Toro, NDEllen DonaldCorie Edwards, NDZeenia Junkeer, NDDaniel Karmgard, PhDAmanda Margolin, MSLindsay Marshall, MANicole Toussaint, PhDRebecca Tuttle, MDSchool of Graduate StudiesAndrew Erlandsen, NDChelsie Falk, NDDouglas Hanes, PhDKimberly Queen, DC, MSHeather Zwickey, PhDCollege of Classical Chinese MedicineDavid Berkshire, MAcOMXiaoli Chen, Doctor of Medicine (China)Heiner Fruehauf, PhDKenneth Glowacki, MEd, DACMJoon Hee Lee, DAOMRihui Long, Master of Medicine(China), EmeritusBob Quinn, DAOMDaniel Silver, MTCMBrandt Stickley, MSTCMCollege of Naturopathic MedicineTammy Ashney, NDKelly Baltazar, ND, DCRichard Barrett, NDJohn Brons, PhD, MAcOMRyan Chamberlin, DOLai Chim Chan, NDBracey Dangerfield, PhDMaleah Ermac, NDMegan Golani, NDPaul Kalnins, ND, MSOMRichard Lok, NDGaia Mather, NDJessica Nagelkirk, NDKatherine Patterson, NDAnna Peterson, NDNancy Scarlett, NDTom Walton, DCKimberly Windstar, MEd, NDND ResidentsFirst YearValentina Benitez, NDMarie Benkley, NDMatthew Brown, NDAubrey Corbett, NDSierra Goncharoff, NDAngela Hardin, NDSusanne Lietz, NDKatie Pickworth, NDRachel Surprenant, NDSarah Tindall, NDSecond YearBrittany Blackford, NDMatthew Knudsen, ND, MScNElyse Ortiz, NDEmma Neiworth Petshow, NDSigne Poquette, NDChristopher Randolph, NDnunm.edu15
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Glenn C. Smith, EdD Provost & Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Christine L. Girard eighteenth president PRESI dENTIAL INAuGuRATION National University of Natural Medicine At the beginning of each commencement ceremony, join us for the inauguration of our eighteenth president. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Academic regalia date to the early days of
