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Dr. Redwood earned his BA in English at the State University of New York at Buffalo and his doctor of chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic. Dr. Redwood practiced chiropractic with an emphasis on nutrition and acupuncture for 25 years in Virginia and Washington, D.C., prior to becoming a professor at Cleveland Chiropractic College…

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Dr. Chris Browne earned his Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Truman State University. He then attended Logan University, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in human biology, continuing on to complete his doctor of chiropractic degree at University of Western States (UWS). Dr. Browne returned to UWS to earn his Master of Science…

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Jerry Bailey, DC, MS

HNFM Instructor

Martyn Beaven, PhD

HNFM Course Facilitator

Monde Bongo

HNFM Course Facilitator

Marquelle Brown

HNFM Course Facilitator

Christopher Caffery, DC

HNFM Instructor

Analia Camarasa, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Jennifer Champion, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Angelique Crandall, RD, MS

HNFM Instructor

Walter Crinnion, ND

HNFM Instructor

Brad Dieter

HNFM Course Facilitator

Richard Esquivel, OMD, LAc, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Paz Etcheverry, MS, PhD

HNFM Instructor

Christine Farlow, DC, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Rachel Fischer, MD, MPH

HNFM Professor

Geoff Futch, MEd

HNFM Course Facilitator

James Gerber, DC, MS

DC and HNFM Associate Professor

Denise Gour, LCSW

HNFM Instructor

Kathleen Harrington, MS

HNFM Instructor

Jason Hawrelak, BNat(Hons), PhD

HNFM Instructor

Stephanie Hinton, MD, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Mausumee Hussain, MD, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Joseph Iaccino, DC, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Angie King-Nosseir

HNFM Course Facilitator

Peter Knight, ND

HNFM Instructor

Alexander Leaf, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Julinda Lee, MD, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Chad Macias, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Laura Martin, LCSW

HNFM Instructor

Deanna Minich, MS, PhD

HNFM Instructor

Poulami Mitra, MS, PhD

HNFM Instructor

Megan Murphy

HNFM Course Facilitator

Georgia Nab

HNFM Instructor

Aparna Natarajan, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Tony Santo, MS, PhD

HNFM, ESS and Sports Medicine Instructor

Timothy Sharpe, MAcOM, MS

HNFM Instructor

Helayne Waldman, EdD

HNFM Course Facilitator

Bryan Walsh, ND

HNFM Instructor

Ronald Watson, DC, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Kate Welch

HNFM Instructor

Ryan Whitcomb, MS, RD, CLT

HNFM Course Facilitator

Erin Wos, DO, MS

HNFM Course Facilitator

Heather Zwickey, PhD

HNFM Instructor

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It's ok, i like having the gold in it. Why left out the "U"?

Logan Elizabeth

I’m with Sly on this one; I liked the gold. This makes the logo too bland in my opinion.

I’m not a fan, it needs the U and almost looks blue. Kind of a downgrade in my opinion.

In 2010, the last time we rebranded, the school transitioned from a college to a university. At that time, it was very important to emphasize we were a university, since it was a time of transition. We are now well established, but our legacy remains Western States. We also loved the gold. Unfortunately, there were a number of technical difficulties with the former logo and we were able to fix these with this refresh. We simplified the logo in order to print and reproduce in a variety of sizes and mediums. The gold color was difficult to reproduce properly and did not show up as gold many times, but instead as a yellow-brown color. Also, the former logo had a number of fine and delicate details. When it was reproduced smaller, the logo was indecipherable. As part of the process, a university-wide task force gave input at many stages and we’re happy with the clean and collegiate look.

Not sure about this, usually I love a clean look but this reminds me of the Best Western hotel logo. Kinda boring. 😢 I miss the purple and gold.

The logo is the face of a corporation; The last logo had symbolism and embodied the spirit of the school. This new logo has lost the meaning... I understand the issue with printing 100% but the solution of this new logo is very bland. Hard to rally behind a logo with 2 letters and a circle... Let’s hope the school doesn’t lose track of their identity as they try to assimilate into the medical world. We need to assimilate into modern healthcare more but do so in a way that draws from our strength as holistic providers. The last logo forced you to remember this spirit. Symbolism is important and UWS is starting to lose this symbolism... Remember what the gold symbolized... Imagine if the American Flag completely dropped the stars due to “printing” and cost issues... Food for Thought...

Really? That’s too bad, I think the old one was a lot more unique and professional. Would have been neat to get a vote from the students on different choices...

I preferred the old logo.

The gold part doesn't bother me much, but I definitely think losing the U is a big mistake. "WS" could be just about anything, and it's not what we call the school. Really no reason to drop it!

Yep, I don’t like it either

I like the removal of the U from the logo. Local residents and businesses who have know Western States for years never identified with ‘University’ of .... Trust me. I was there for the transition as a student and then in the early going as part of a business of the University. Saying UWS or University of often resulted in confusion and people thinking I meant Western Oregon or University of Washington. 🤔. Moving to the W and the S is clean and simple and brings a recognition back to what people have identified with LONG before it was University of. I like the move and look forward to this rebranding.

Of all the things that could be done to improve the school to make a positive impact (the list is long), they decide to change something that wasn't broken with already limited resources. Doesnt surprise me one bit 😂

Are we keeping University in our name? Seems to be eliminated on all of the swag, including the ‘Go States’ (ha) flags...?

The old UWS and WSCC logos were better.

Any time a Corp finds they need a ‘fresh, modern,’ logo, you know you’re in trouble. Just make sure that new logo is totes tubular, aight brosef?

I graduate in December, I really hope my degree doesn't have the new logo on it 😩

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Daniel Redwood, DC

HNFM Program Director

Christopher Browne, DC, MS

HNFM Associate Director

Jerry Bailey, DC, MS

Martyn Beaven, PhD

Monde Bongo

Marquelle Brown

Christopher Caffery, DC

Analia Camarasa, MS

Jennifer Champion, MS

Angelique Crandall, RD, MS

Walter Crinnion, ND

Brad Dieter

Richard Esquivel, OMD, LAc, MS

Paz Etcheverry, MS, PhD

Christine Farlow, DC, MS

Rachel Fischer, MD, MPH

Geoff Futch, MEd

James Gerber, DC, MS

Denise Gour, LCSW

Kathleen Harrington, MS

Jason Hawrelak, BNat(Hons), PhD

Stephanie Hinton, MD, MS

Mausumee Hussain, MD, MS

Joseph Iaccino, DC, MS

Angie King-Nosseir

Peter Knight, ND

Alexander Leaf, MS

Julinda Lee, MD, MS

Chad Macias, MS

Laura Martin, LCSW

Deanna Minich, MS, PhD

Poulami Mitra, MS, PhD

Megan Murphy

Georgia Nab

Aparna Natarajan, MS

Tony Santo, MS, PhD

Timothy Sharpe, MAcOM, MS

Helayne Waldman, EdD

Bryan Walsh, ND

Ronald Watson, DC, MS

Kate Welch

Ryan Whitcomb, MS, RD, CLT

Erin Wos, DO, MS

Heather Zwickey, PhD