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Chiropractic at the Winter Olympics
The 2010 U.S. Olympic Medical Team, 47 members strong, features five doctors of chiropractic including three alumni of Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCU), including Michael Reed, DC, who is serving as medical director. Eric St. Pierre, DC, and Tesuya Hasegawa, DC, are also serving on the team, which is supporting U.S. athletes in Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia, at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Read More...

A Brief History of the ACC Educational Conference

In March 1994, the ACC held its first educational conference to promote educational research and to educate the educators on new pedagogical techniques. Since that time, the size and quality of the ACC Educational Conference has continued to improve. Over the years, the conference and the educational, basic science, and clinical research presentations have grown in quality and representation.

The first time that the ACC Educational Conference and the Research Agenda Conference were held jointly was in 2001. The Research Agenda Conference (RAC) focuses on research training for chiropractic college faculty, students, practitioners, and professional staff and primarily consists of hands on training workshops. The ACC Educational Conference promotes institutional and academic excellence and learning and focuses on two areas, the bringing together of staff, administration, and faculty in a collaborative fashion to discuss various topics at group meetings and the presentation of peer-reviewed papers in poster or platform presentations.

  • For those interested in submitting to the platform or poster sessions at the ACC Educational Conference, please see the call for papers information contained in the link below and contact Dr. Claire Johnson at JohnsonDC@aol.com.

    ACC RAC 2010 Call for Papers
    Click HERE to submit to the platform or poster sessions.

ACC Peer Review Long Range Goals:

  1. Maintain the scholarship of the presentations and integrity of the conference
  2. Increase quality of conference presentations
  3. Increase number of published papers as a result of the conference
  4. Increase number of experienced peer reviewers
  5. Provide scholarship opportunities for new peer reviewers
  6. Provide mentorship and feedback to peer reviewers and authors
  • For those interested in submitting workshop proposals to present at the RAC training sessions (plenary or workshops), please see the workshop proposal form contained in the link below and contact Dr. Claire Johnson at JohnsonDC@aol.com.

    ACC RAC 2010 Workshop Proposal Form
 
 
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