NORTHWESTERN PEOPLE

Jim Amundson, DC, has been promoted to the rank of professor.

Cara Borggren, DC, chiropractic clinical resident, recently published an article titled, “Pregnancy and Chiropractic: A Descriptive Review of the Literature” in the Journal of ChiropRactic Medicine.

Laura Osnes, the step-daughter of Don Clark, DC, a member of Northwestern’s Board of Trustees, recently won NBC’s nationally broadcast “Grease: You’re The One That I Want” competition.

Brady Forseth, BA, chief development officer for Northwestern, received the BioFreeze/Performance Health Humanitarian Award.

Jim Hulbert, PhD, MS, has been promoted to the rank of associate professor.

Gary Johnson, MA, instructor, presented three workshops at the Annual Conference of Society of Industrial Organizational Psychologists in New York City April 26-28.

Link Larson, DC, has been promoted to the rank of professor.

Jim McDonald, MBA, vice president and chief financial officer, received the Rotary District 5950 Award. McDonald ran the Rotary Foundation Fundraiser, which raised $42,000.

Stacy (Thornhill) Peterson, DC, has been promoted to the rank of associate professor.

Trevor Potts, a T3 chiropractic student, is a member of “Last Night,” a band that recently received a recording contract from Argento Records.

Paul Ratte, ND, a naturopathic practitioner and associate professor, performed in the Lakeshore Players Theatre Production of “All My Sons”

John Williams, DC, MEd, professor, recently earned his bachelor’s degree in education from Argosy University.