Northwestern is Testing Site for National Chiropractic Board Exams
The Chiropractic National Board Examinations, Parts I, II, III, Physiotherapy and Acupuncture, will be held at Northwestern on Sept. 10-12, 2010. The Cafeteria, Gym and classroom L1 will be used for testing.
Classes are cancelled for chiropractic students in trimesters 6 through 9 on Friday, Sept. 10.
Classes will be in session for T1-5 students on Sept. 10.
The cafeteria and employee lounge will be closed for food service during National Boards. The cafeteria will close at 2 p.m. on Sept. 9.
There will be no access to areas near the testing sites Sept. 10-12, including L1, the Cafeteria and the Gym.
For more information contact Jackie Plum, manager of enrollment support services, at ext. 388.
New Library Materials List Available
The new library materials list for July is available at: http://www.youseemore.com/nhsu/newmaterials.asp
Library Offers ‘Britannica Online’
The Greenawalt Library at Northwestern Health Sciences University now offers “Britannica Online,” which is more than just an online version of the world’s most authoritative encyclopedia. It includes:
- Full-text journal and magazine articles from EBSCO and Proquest journals;
- “Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary & Thesaurus”;
- “BBC News” and “New York Times” daily headlines;
- A world atlas; and
- Much more.
The library has purchased access to this useful resource, which is available from the Internet Resources button on the left side of the library’s home page (under General Reference), or just click here.
Diversity Scholarships Offer 50-Percent Tuition Reduction
Northwestern Health Sciences University will offer diversity scholarships beginning in the winter term of 2005. Two students from the chiropractic program and one student each from the acupuncture and Oriental medicine and massage therapy programs will be selected to receive the scholarship. The scholarship will provide a 50-percent tuition reduction to students entering their respective programs during the winter and summer terms. Students who receive the scholarship will continue to receive a 50-percent reduction in tuition as long as they meet eligibility requirements, which include maintaining a GPA of at least 3.0 and demonstrating an ongoing commitment to diversity efforts at Northwestern.
The tuition reduction is intended attract under-represented groups to Northwestern while providing the financial resources necessary to students who can exhibit financial need. To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be from minority groups that are under-represented in the program. Students who are not from racial or ethnic minorities may also qualify if they can show evidence of strong participation and commitment to minority communities.
Click here for the application.