As 2021 draws to a close and we reflect on all that has happened, I thought it was a good opportunity to give a summary of the year from a Board of Trustees perspective.
As 2021 draws to a close and we look forward to some much-needed quality time with family and friends, I would like to take a look back at some of the challenges and opportunities that made 2021 another defining year for the College, and actually, the world.
The College is excited to announce the appointment of chiropractor, Kirk Stevens, as our new Head of Department, Chiropractic Centre.
Acting Chairman Chris Barham announced today the appointment of four new Trustees to the Board.
It's been a semester packed with campus connections, chiropractic conversation and a bit of competition at student events organised by the Student Association and student clubs.
We’re proud to announce that Dr Imran Khan Niazi, Laboratory and Research Partnership Manager at the Centre for Chiropractic Research (CCR) at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic, has been appointed a member of the WFC Research Committee.
Congratulations to our NZCC student Alistair Lee not only on getting married but also raising money for the Cancer Society at his wedding.
This time every year the College recognises its highest performing students across all aspects of their Chiropractic education. This year we say an exception bunch of students achieve in what has been some challenging times.
The annual Run for Research event took place on Sunday 18th October and this year runners attacked the trails of the picturesque Shakespear Regional Park – all to raise money for chiropractic research.
Vikki Kelly joined the College last year as the alumni relations coordinator, but the College has been close to her heart for 25 years.