Clevelander Alumni Magazine (Fall 2007 Issue, Vol. 17) by Cleveland University-Kansas City

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You Are Cordially Invited Oct. 6, 2007 Register Now!

Know any of these folks? Help us find our missing reunion alumni.

CCCKC Fred Farkas ’57 Charles Floto ’57 Paul Gordon ’57 Elbert Lafferty ’57 Fred Lindsey ’57 John Snider ’57 Robert Miller ’57 Melvin Mullenax ’57 Dale Morlen ’67 Jerry James ’67 Gayle Starling ’67 Jim Underwood ’67 David Roach ’67 George McCune ’67 Harry Klicko ’67 Wilma Brooks ’67 Arnold Boyance ’67 Frederic Conte ’77 Donald Womack ’77 John Schimmel ’77 Sigmund Miller ’77 Bill McCowatt ’77 Paul Hutchings ’77 Ward Lindsay ’77 Steven Plummer ’77 Donald Heilig ’77 John Roberts ’77 Jesse Ridings ’77 James Sopher ’77 Ray Smith ’77 Megan Unger ’77 Robin Tyre ’77 Carmelle Tourigny ’77 Calvin Thibodo ’77 Darwin Wilkins ’77 John Wyrick ’77 Russell Dark ’77 Betty Portillo ’77 Daniel Shelton ’77 Edward Gavin ’77 Dwight Fletcher ’77 Theophilis Kirk ’77 Miquel Lalama ’77 Irene Hamilton ’77 George Zucco ’77

Richard Clark ’77 Darlene Carpenter ’77 James Rains ’77 Robert Frey ’77 Larry Miller ’77 David Simmons ’77 Pierre Malouin ’77 Rafael Portillo ’77 James Jones ’77 Barry King ’77 James Angstadt ’87 John Miller ’87 Linda Woodworth ’87 Richard Nugent ’87 Donald Gipe ’87 Paul James ’87 Georgia Beresniak ’87 Chris Vleisides ’87 Gregory Owens ’87 Beatrice Herbin ’87 Benjamin Smith ’87 Robert Canova ’87 Kenneth Koris ’87 Samuel Wheeler ’87 Patricia Lehew ’87 Sylvain Chevrefils ’87 Laura McCabe ’87 Mariann Levai ’87 Michael Capilli ’87 Lawrence Wills ’87 Audrey Breese ’87 Joseph Holford ’87 Richard Jones ’97 Lana Anderton ’97 Curtis Miller ’97 Jose Puig ’97 Nancy Taylor ’97 Jeffrey Wingate ’97 Mitchell Gadow ’97 Stephen Jewell ’97 Bradford Combs ’97 Sean Felton ’97 Lance Hoose ’97 Calvin Nelson ’97 Michelle Nelson ’97

Michael Page II ’97 Cheryl Steen ’97 Eliza Kim ’97 Brenda Caldwell ’97 Mike Calandros ’97 Marc Drillings ’97 Bruce Davis ’97 Jonathan Lui ’97 Scott Miller ’97 Laurie Rogers ’97 Michael Troknya ’97 John Wang ’97 Michael Wheat ’97 Don Wheeler III ’97 Shaun Connley ’97 John Haller ’97 Jonathan Barley ’97 John Bloodworth ’97 Michael Collins ’97 Charles Mehnert ’97 Amer Moughrabi ’97 Kaori Iha ’97 Brian Joerg ’97 Regina Sewell ’97 James McKay ’97 Brian Schnitta ’97 Ahed Anam Taleb ’97 Brian Wercholuk ’97 Brian Barnes ’97 Jolie Bitner ’97 Rochelle Burns ’97 Aubrey Gail ’97 Jennifer Allen ’97 Jason Hutchison ’97 Bill Johnson ’97 Timothy Laber ’97 Kevin Lehane ’97 Aaron Duane ’97 Dennis Foster ’97 Larry Laudenback ’97 Carol Lister ’97 Bethlehem Dagnew ’97 Maribel Lopez ’97 James Osiwala ’97 Susan Richards ’97

CCCLA Loren Haskill ’57 Lloyd Kline ’57 L. Newsum ’57 M. K. Sherwood ’67 Henry Gartley ’67 Dorris Andre ’67 KarlaAndersen ’67 James Horton ’67 Gorman Radeck ’67 Van Adams ’77 Paul Blecher ’77 Gordon Braham ’77 Phillip Dietrich ’77 Maxine Beck ’77 Jeffrey Jacobs ’77 Gregory Lacey ’77 Daniel Vasquez ’77 Gene Beadle ’77 Warren Birdsong ’77 Richard Bliss ’77 Deborah Brown ’77 Ehalid Dinkane ’77 Edward Chase ’77 Glenn Calkins ’77 Paul Coke ’77 Clark Curtis ’77 Bob MacFarlane ’77 Dan Howard ’77 Harvey Gates ’77 Daniel Flynn ’77 Ollie Morgan ’77 Waylon Moore ’77 James North ’77 Mark O’Hara ’77 Rebecca Ortman ’77 Donna Snyder ’77 Leon Silvers ’77 Edith Urlaub ’77 Barry Yousling ’77 David Eckerson ’87 Sheron Lewis ’87 Janet Cline ’87 Terry Field ’87 Edwin Fisher ’87 Vince Bonopane ’87

Myles Berman ’87 Mark Armbruster ’87 Terry Leeds ’87 Raymond Lopez ’87 Daniel Mele ’87 Holiday Jackson ’87 Bradley Graven ’87 Timothy Gardina ’87 Allen Miller ’87 Deb Nedelcove ’87 John Riker ’87 Michael Vesely ’87 Steven Till ’87 Michael Rodelli ’87 Gary Freeman ’87 Sara Sweeney ’87 Cynthia Ficken ’87 Meri Hokr-Rosen ’87 David Wills ’97 Mashid Amini ’97 Kevin Cooper ’97 Beverly Higier ’97 Shelley Lake ’97 Farideh Rezaei ’97 James Secrest ’97 Greg Vanvakaris ’97 James Genesta ’97 Seongkook Hahn ’97 Tarek Tawil ’97 Anitra Turriciano ’97 John Wagne ’97 Randa Cobey ’97 Alan Ebling ’97 Tara Gill ’97 Bret Herz ’97 Mengju Lin ’97 Chris Nance ’97 Danielle Tompkins ’97 Joseph Kim ’97 Sean Kono ’97 Seok-Joon Lee ’97 Stanley Oh ’97 Eric Minassian ’97 James Hess ’97 Shahar Zadok ’97

To update contact information, please send an e-mail to kimberly.morris@cleveland.edu or call (816) 501-0122.

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CCCKC to celebrate ‘Smart Move’ during Homecoming ’07 event Alumni from the College’s Kansas City campus can mark the end of an era for Cleveland during October’s Homecoming 2007 event. “Smart Move: Farewell to Rockhill” will combine the fun and camaraderie of an annual fall gathering with the buzz of excitement about a new campus. CCCKC will say “goodbye” to its Rockhill location after more than 30 years of growth and memories. The Homecoming celebration Oct. 5-7 will be the last major event at the Rockhill campus, as the College moves to its new location at year’s end.

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The party is in the works at CCCLA as the campus prepares to host its “Coming Home 2007” celebration with a “¡Fiesta!” theme. The party mindset comes on the heels of the ongoing renovations on campus, and serves to honor the old and celebrate the new. Those in attendance will enjoy a Mexican-themed luncheon and will be able to fulfill their annual relicensure hours in X-ray and extremity adjusting with instructors Dr. David Gendreau and Dr. Mark Charrette. A large crowd is expected, so be sure to register soon. Director of Communications Alan Morgan alan.morgan@cleveland.edu Associate Publications Editor Scott Albright scott.albright@cleveland.edu Advertising & Marketing Associate Scott Vater scott.vater@cleveland.edu Associate Projects Manager Amelia Trollinger amelia.trollinger@cleveland.edu

In this issue 02 Missing Alumni 04 President’s Message 05 Memory Lane Form 08 Alumni Spotlight Form 15 Lifetime Alumni Forms 16 Upcoming Seminars

Clevelander magazine is published three times a year for all Cleveland alumni. Send inquiries to the Office of Communications, Cleveland Chiropractic College, 6401 Rockhill Rd., Suite 223, Kansas City, Mo. 64131. Printed in the USA. Postmaster: Please send address changes to Office of Alumni Relations, Cleveland Chiropractic College, 6401 Rockhill Rd., Suite 406, Kansas City, Mo. 64131. Nonprofit U.S. postage paid, Kansas City, Mo., Permit 1345. Submissions: To have items considered for publication, contact Scott Albright via e-mail at scott.albright@cleveland.edu or write to the Clevelander address listed above. Please include your name, graduation year, address and daytime phone number. Submissions may be edited for style, clarity and length.

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Practice the three ‘R’s’ at Homecoming Board of Trustees Dr. Charles A. Eddy ’70 Chairman

Dr. Ernst Anrig ’69 Vice Chairman

Dr. Timothy E. Meng ’66 Secretary/Treasurer

Allen Ashworth Dr. Daniel J. Fahnestock ’65 Dr. Gloria Lee Ford ’72 Dr. Edward McKenzie ’69 The Honorable Anna Ho Dr. Rosemarie Wilson ’92 Emeritus Members

Dr. James C. Anderson ’66 Dr. Ethelbert Stalling ’41* Dr. G. Richard Wheatley ’47* *deceased

Administration Dr. Carl S. Cleveland III ’75 President

CCCKC Alumni Board Dr. Linda Klinginsmith-Tilford ’76 President Dr. Robert Curtis ’95 Vice President Dr. Peter Young ’84 Executive Secretary Dr. J. Kay Carver ’71 Recording Secretary Dr. L. Russell Matthias ’74 Treasurer Dr. Roger Ott ’84 Sergeant-at-Arms Dr. Charles A. Eddy ’70 Dr. Paul Foster ’58 Dr. Eugene Lockrow ’83 Dr. Doran Nicholson ’80 Dr. Gerald Witt ’96 CCCLA Alumni Board Dr. Claire O’Neill ’95 President Dr. Brian Miller ’86 Vice President Dr. Kay Marine ’78 Recording Secretary Dr. Brian Haas ’95 Treasurer Dr. Jennifer Campagna ’02 Sergeant-at-Arms

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ife for me has always been organized around the academic calendar. As a child, I witnessed my parents teaching in the classroom and working as administrators. I experienced the busy weeks of each term, and the short breaks in between – knowing that a new term would mean bidding farewell to our graduates, ready to start their professional lives, while saying hello to a new group of students, ready to begin their studies. Given that my grandparents, Dr. C.S. Cleveland Sr. and Dr. Ruth Cleveland, were 1917 Palmer College graduates, and my great grandmother, Dr. Sylva Ashworth, was a 1910 Palmer grad, as a young child I made annual pilgrimages in August to Davenport, Iowa, for the Palmer Lyceum. They taught me by example that no matter how busy one’s schedule, no matter how long it had been since graduation, a trip back to one’s alma mater was a time to reminisce, reconnect and recharge. And that’s what I’d like each of you to do this Fall – join us on campus for our annual Homecoming celebrations. Your memories may include that one classmate who always got the top score on exams, or that one professor who gave the most difficult exams you’d ever taken. Perhaps thinking about your chiropractic college classmates makes you laugh out loud. Come join us at Homecoming — you might get to reminisce with some of those old classmates that you haven’t seen for years. We’d love for you not only to reminisce with your classmates, but also to reconnect with the College. Several years ago, Dynamic Chiropractic surveyed doctors of chiropractic about their involvement with state and national professional associations, the chiropractic colleges they graduated from and their practice management consulting groups. Sadly, chiropractors reported low levels of involvement with the associations and their colleges. I know that your families and practices represent your first priorities, and that’s as it should be. But Cleveland is your College, too. The College is here not only for the students who sit in our lecture halls today, but for those who’ve come before them and for those who will follow. We’d like to remain your educational powerbase, your source of information, learning and inspiration – so join us at Homecoming 2007 and see how we’ve grown, progressed and changed for the better – yet have retained our balanced approach to the science, philosophy and art of chiropractic. You will see much to be proud of when you visit both the Los Angeles and Kansas City campuses. In Los Angeles, we’ve undergone an extensive remodel of the building, creating a pleasing and contemporary environment with a state of the art Health Center facility. And, in Kansas City, we are planning the move across town to begin classes in our new campus in Overland Park, Kan., in January 2008. Come join us and meet our faculty, learn about the College research accomplishments and the advancements in the profession, rekindle old friendships and meet new friends, and share in the pride and progress of your alma mater. Indeed, these are exciting times as we continue to develop programs that will serve our students, our alumni and our communities. Register now and come and be part of this excitement. Let it recharge you – for your practice and for the profession.

Carl S. Cleveland III ’75, D.C. President

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Take a look back “Memory Lane” Submission Form

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This form provides an opportunity for you to share Cleveland memories with fellow alumni and friends of the College. Your submission will be considered for publication, on a first-come, first-served basis, in a future issue of the Clevelander. Submissions should be about 100 words in length. Those chosen may be edited for style and clarity.

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There are two ways you can submit your memory:

Your Name: ___________________________________ Grad Year: ___________ Your Memory: __________________________________________________________________

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Recent Examples: My favorite memories revolve around the camaraderie and friendships made during the three years I attended CCCKC. In between the countless hours in class, the midnight study groups (in John Lemmon’s basement or at KU Med’s library) and the exhausting exam weeks were the funny pictures, “Top Ten” lists, sporting events and trips to various bars and restaurants. There were the moments of joy (the births of kids) and sorrow (the death of Dr. Gus Peters), but mostly great memories to last a lifetime. — Dr. Chip Gowan ’95

1) If you plan to attend the College’s Homecoming festivities, fill out the form, bring it with you and turn it in at the Registration Desk upon arrival. 2) Take the form home with you, fill it out and then mail it, fax it or e-mail it to the attention of Scott Albright in the Office of Communications. The contact information is listed below. _______________________________

Mail the form to: I entered the classroom prepared for what some students had promised would be a formidable final by Dr. Dell. In her seating arrangement, I was to take the only seat that had been placed upon the stage and can still vividly recall the skeleton hanging next to my chair. Halfway through the test, stress levels high, I moved my chair and one leg fell off the stage. Arms flailing and feet kicking, I somehow managed to grab hold of the skeleton only to fall down with it, shocking the whole class into fits of laughter! — Dr. Douglass Knapp ’03

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Scott Albright Office of Communications Cleveland Chiropractic College 6401 Rockhill Rd., Suite 223 Kansas City, Mo. 64131

Fax the form to: (816) 501-0235

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Kansas City The College and its alumni associations are continuously exploring opportunities to be of greater service to alumni and association members. If you have suggestions about how we can better serve you, please don’t hesitate to e-mail or call us. Dr. Linda Klinginsmith-Tilford, CCCKC Alumni Association president, can be reached via e-mail at kc.alumnirelations@cleveland.edu or by leaving a message at (816) 501-0122. To reach Dr. John Nab, director of alumni services, send an e-mail to john. nab@cleveland.edu or call (816) 501-0121.

his special edition of the Clevelander has been prepared to arrive shortly before a monumental event unfolds for the College. October 5-7 will mark the last Homecoming celebration at the Rockhill campus. This final event is sure to be a wonderful affair that will yield many lasting memories. As the College’s remaining days at the Rockhill campus slip away, it is only fitting that we, as alumni, make a final appearance for posterity. It’s the site where our profession continued to grow and prosper, due in part to the efforts of the educators who walked the halls at 6401 Rockhill Road. Although the events of the past will not be forgotten, the focus now shifts to what lies ahead for the College at its new site in suburban Kansas City. The Summer 2007 issue of the Clevelander included a story that announced CCCKC’s upcoming move. The story was accompanied by several photos that really captured the beautiful surroundings of the Overland Park location. While touring the new campus in April, the Alumni Association was shown the layout inside, and enjoyed the sights from the hilltop courtyard. It offers a beautiful skyline view of Overland Park. When you return for Homecoming, be sure to visit this fabulous new site. This year’s Homecoming festivities will honor classes from years ending in “7.” If that’s you, be sure to remind your peers so your class is well represented. There will be a host of events throughout the weekend, including a banquet at the Overland Park Marriott on Friday. Our annual Alumni Board meeting will also be held. I promise to keep it short. Hope to see you all in October for this momentous occasion! — Dr. Linda Klinginsmith-Tilford ’76, president, CCCKC Alumni Association

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omecoming 2007: Farewell to Rockhill” is more than an event. It is an opportunity to rekindle friendships and a chance to show your Cleveland spirit. Join us as we celebrate 30 years on the Rockhill campus and the history and tradition of Cleveland Chiropractic College. Some of the events of this year’s Homecoming include the Foundation Golf Classic, “Farewell to Rockhill” luncheon, Time Capsule sealing, “Smart Move” celebration dinner, wellness walk, ice cream social, annual Alumni Association business meeting, 24 hours of continuing education and tours of the new Overland Park campus. Lifetime members of the Alumni Association are invited to a special update with Dr. Carl Cleveland III. I am proud that our continuing education program this year is showcasing some of the talent from the Cleveland College family. All presenters are Cleveland alums, current Cleveland College faculty or both. The program includes six four-hour programs covering Health Promotion, Sports Chiropractic, On-Field Assessment, Boundaries, X-ray and Diagnosis. This is a time to come and share your memories and stories from when you were a student. It is these stories that connect us and speak to us in ways that are deeply memorable. This is also a chance to explore the new base that will be serving Cleveland students, the Kansas City community and you, our alumni. If you are not able to make it to Homecoming, please send me a business card. I will put it in the Time Capsule being sealed at the new campus, and that is scheduled to be opened during Homecoming 2032. I look forward to seeing you soon. — Dr. John Nab ’94, director, CCCKC Office of Alumni Services

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‘Coming Home’ to a ¡Fiesta!

e are often asked, “Why did the Alumni Association change the name of its annual event from ‘Homecoming’ to ‘Coming Home?’” In 2004, when CCCLA began its major renovation, the alumni board elected to hold its yearly celebration on campus as a way for graduates to “come home” and see the new changes. Since then, we have seen a dramatic increase in attendees, and our goal is for continued growth as we add new members. “Coming Home 2007” will all take place on one day. Attendees can relax Sunday, knowing they fulfilled their relicensure hours on Saturday. The program has received approval in California and will feature five hours of X-ray and seven hours of extremity adjusting, taught by Drs. David Gendreau and Mark Charrette, respectively. This year’s theme is “¡Fiesta!” and we hope you enjoy it as much as the previous themed events. Naturally, there will be a Mexicanstyle buffet lunch in addition to a continental breakfast and a light dinner meal. The Awards luncheon will celebrate our Lifetime members, as well as the “Alum of the Year” and the John K. Raithel Memorial Scholarship recipients. At the association’s annual meeting, past accomplishments and goals for the future will be discussed. Best of all, attendees will be able to reconnect with their classmates, network with new alumni and meet CCCLA students, the doctors of the future. We anticipate more than 100 attendees, so the event will be held in a canopy outside. I look forward to seeing you at this exciting event. Whether you attended last year’s program or if you haven’t been to campus in a while, we’ll be delighted to see you return to the place which was your “home” for those important years. — Dr. Claire O’Neill ’95, president, CCCLA Alumni Association

Annual event looks to future

t this year’s “Coming Home 2007” program, the Alumni Association will highlight the achievements of the past year and discuss future goals. Specifically, goals to pursue new members to join the board of directors and bringing in new Lifetime members. While the present board has been tireless in encouraging involvement and support, they believe it’s time for others to come forward and help take the association to a new level of success. The alumni board works collaboratively with the College’s Office of Alumni Relations in the creation and implementation of programs, events and projects that benefit graduates and enhance the experience of current students. Currently, meetings are held once a month and are coordinated around the schedules of board members, all of whom have busy practices. The board also meets with incoming students at the start of each trimester to welcome them into the College and the profession. Please let us know if you’d like to be a part of this. The association’s annual meeting will take place at “Coming Home 2007” and there will be a call for graduates who wish to join the board. Again, the time involved is only a couple hours monthly and a day on campus each trimester. More importantly, your input will help the board set in motion new ideas to stimulate increased involvement in the association and with the institution, to include referring new students to the College. I want to say “thanks” for all the wonderful responses I’ve received following my emails this year. If you haven’t heard from me, please get in touch so you can be included in future CCCLA updates. Hope to hear from you and see you in October.

Los Angeles The College and its alumni associations are continuously exploring opportunities to be of greater service to alumni and association members. If you have suggestions about how we can better serve you, please don’t hesitate to e-mail or call us. Dr. Claire O’Neill, CCCLA Alumni Association president, can be reached via e-mail at la.alumnirelations@cleveland. edu or by leaving a message at (323) 906-2109. To reach Michael Brown, executive director of alumni relations, send an e-mail to michael.brown@cleveland.edu or call (323) 906-2196.

— Michael S. Brown, executive director, CCCLA Office of Alumni Relations Homecoming 2007

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Take center stage “Alumni Spotlight” Submission Form

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Location: _______________________________ Phone:___________________

This form allows you to share information about yourself, your practice, your professional interests, your personality and your Cleveland experience with fellow alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the College. Your submission will be considered for publication on the College’s web site. Submissions will be edited for length, style and clarity.

Graduate/Professional Degrees:_____________________________________

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Chiropractic Specialties:____________________________________________

There are two ways you can submit your memory:

Name:_____________________________________________________________ Graduation Year: ___________ CCCKC or CCCLA campus:_____________ Hometown:________________________________________________________ Practice Name:____________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ Professional Interests:______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ Hobbies/Other Interests:____________________________________________

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Information about your immediate or extended family:_________________

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ccckcregistration HOMECOMING â&#x20AC;&#x2122;07: FAREWELL TO ROCKHILL REGISTRATION FORM D.C. RELICENSURE (CEU)

UNTIL / AFTER Sept. 15, 2007

Full Package Alumni Association Member: 24 Hours CEUs, Friday lunch, Friday evening dinner, Saturday lunch, Saturday evening Ice Cream Social

$250

Non-Member: 24 Hours CEUs, Friday lunch, Friday evening dinner, Saturday lunch, Saturday evening Ice Cream Social

$300 $350

Two Day Package (FRI/SAT) Alumni Association Member: 12 Hours CEUs, Friday lunch, Friday evening dinner, Saturday lunch, Saturday evening Ice Cream Social Non-Member: 12 Hours CEUs, Friday lunch, Friday evening dinner, Saturday lunch, Saturday evening Ice Cream Social

FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2007 DEER CREEK GOLF COURSE 7000 W. 133rd Street Overland Park, Kansas

$300

TWO ROUND-TRIP TICKETS WITH DRINK VOUCHERS ON SOUTHWEST AIRLINES TO PUTTING CONTEST WINNER $25,000 HOLE-IN-ONE Plus hotel stays, restaurant coupons, and so much more!

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Alumni Association Lifetime Membership Fee: Total Enclosed

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Fees: Four-person Team $500 Individual Golfer $150 Includes 18 holes of golf with cart, light lunch, practice facilities, beverage tickets and gift bag. Following your game, join golfers in the clubhouse for music, libations, a tasty buffet, prizes, awards and lots of fun! 11:00 11:30

Registration Begins/Light Lunch Available Putting Contest Begins

Registrations accepted online or by telephone

q Yes, I will participate in the Wellness Walk! # of walkers ________ NAME______________________________________________________

www.cleveland.edu or 816-501-0123 Or, complete the registration form below and return to:

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Foundation Golf Tournament Cleveland College Foundation 6401 Rockhill Road Kansas City, MO 64131

STREET ADDRESS__________________________________________ CITY____________________________STATE______ZIP____________ PHONE________________FAX________________GRAD YR________ E-MAIL________________________________BIRTH MONTH_______ CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE___________________________________

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Mail completed registration form to: Cleveland Chiropractic College, Attn: Kimberly Morris 6401 Rockhill Road, Kansas City, MO 64131 or call Kim at 816-501-0122 with any questions.

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Call (913) 451-8000 and mention Cleveland Chiropractic College Homecoming to reserve a room at the Overland Park Marriott for $89.

Foundation Golf Tournament, Cleveland College Foundation, 6401 Rockhill Road, Kansas City, MO 64131

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t’s always a mixed bag of conflicting emotions when you finish a really great book. The joy of completing the story is tempered by the knowledge that you really are finished, and you’ll have to put it back on the shelf. While the images and memories of the story will always remain, there is the inevitable feeling of loss. That is, unless you have a Pulitzer-Prize-winner to crack open right away. So it is with Homecoming 2007 on the Kansas City campus. There will be the emotional celebration of saying “Farewell to Rockhill,” the site the College has called home since 1977. But it’s a “Smart Move” as the College starts a 50-year run at its spectacular new campus in Overland Park. Celebrations and events will take place at both campuses, as well as at the Overland Park Marriott. The dates are Oct. 5-7 — but plan to arrive a day early and tee off in the annual Cleveland College Foundation Golf Classic, held for the first time at picturesque Deer Creek Golf Course, on Oct. 4. Deer Creek is just minutes from the new campus. (To register, see page 9.) Homecoming festivities begin on the Rockhill campus on Friday and seminars continue there through Sunday. A total of 24 continuing education units (CEU) are available. There are also 12-unit packages for Alumni Association members and non-members alike. Presenters are Drs. Jeremy Rogers, Jeff Miller, Charles Dorlac, Will Evans, Ben Stiles and Nathan Uhl. They’ll speak on topics ranging from “Sports Management” and “On-field Assessment” to “Xray” and “Diagnosis” to “Health Promotion” and “Boundaries Training.” Highlights of the weekend will include Friday night’s “Smart Move Celebration Dinner” at the Marriott. Also, a “State of the College” update will be given, reunion doctors and Lifetime Alumni members will be honored, and the 2007 Alum of the Year will be recognized. And don’t miss your chance to see the new campus! A “Wellness Walk” and “Ice Cream Social” will be held there Saturday evening. Tours of the campus and placement of the Cleveland Chiropractic College “Time Capsule” will also take place that night. So as we close one book – make sure to stop by and sign the “Farewell to Rockhill” banner – we with great anticipation open another. The first pages of “A Smart Move” to the new campus will be penned at Homecoming 2007. Come and be part of history. by Alan Morgan

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ccckchomecoming Saturday, October 6, 2007

Event Schedule

8 a.m.–12 p.m. Dr. Jeremy Rogers “Sports Management”

Thursday, October 4, 2007 11:00 a.m. Foundation Golf Tournament Deer Creek Golf Course

12:00–1:00 p.m. Lunch (Rockhill Parking Lot) Alumni Memorial Service Alumni Association Meeting

Friday, October 5, 2007

1–5 p.m. Dr. Jeff Miller “On-Field Assessment”

8 a.m.–12 p.m. Dr. Charles Dorlac “Boundaries Training” Students: “Success Strategies” & New Doctor Panel

2:30–3 p.m. Alumni Lifetime Members “Special College Update” with Dr. Cleveland

12–1 p.m. Lunch (Rockhill Parking Lot) Prospective Students, Current Students, Alumni & Friends 1–5 p.m. Dr. Will Evans “Health Promotion” DC Attendees & Students

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6 p.m. “Smart Move” Celebration Dinner Overland Park Marriott Ballroom Honor Reunion Doctors Honor Lifetime Alumni Members Recognize Alumnus of the Year State of the College Update .

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Time Capsule Placement! What will you place in the time capsule? Use your imagination and be a part of history. The time capsule will be placed inside a wall at the new Cleveland campus and will be opened in 25 years at Homecoming 2032. You can mail items to Kim Morris, Cleveland College, 6401 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64131, or drop them off at the Alumni Office.

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Coming Home: A Cleveland ¡Fiesta!

omecoming is once again upon us as we have cycled through the preceding months at a pace that seems like light speed. The summer season, and all that it offers, has transitioned into fall. Baseball games, barbecues and warm summer nights are giving way to football games, hot chocolate and a cool evening breeze. It’s time to pull that favorite, old sweater down from the shelf because it’s something familiar that just feels good. The same can be said for events like CCCLA’s “Coming Home 2007” celebration, as alumni return to the College to see those from their past and wrap themselves in the good feelings associated with lifetime friendships. It’s about re-establishing contact with those who have slipped from our minds and our address books. For some, it is an opportunity to visit with professors we never thought we’d miss. For others, it’s a way to relive old memories that keep us all connected. What better way to make that happen than with food, friends and a ¡Fiesta! — this year’s theme. “Coming Home 2007” will take place Saturday, Oct. 6, and relicensure hours approved by the California State Board of Chiropractic Examiners can be gained all in one day. The program includes five hours of X-ray taught by Dr. David Gendreau and seven hours of extremity adjusting taught by Dr. Mark Charrette. Michael Brown, executive director of student and alumni relations, said the modified format will benefit the attendees. “This year’s ‘Coming Home’ event is being held on one day rather than two so our D.C.s have Sunday to spend with their family and friends,” Brown said. “We look forward to welcoming alumni ‘home’ as we continue to build the association’s “Lifetime Membership” roster, as well as increase alumni involvement with the College.” The one-day event will have a south-of-the-border feel, with decorations and a menu to reflect the Mexican theme. Breakfast and dinner will be served, but the highlight will be a buffet-style Mexican lunch. Previous “Coming Home” celebrations have had themes ranging from “Disco Fever” to a “Hawaiian Luau.” The themed gatherings may have been a contributing factor in the renewed interest in the College among alumni. As a result, there has been an increase in attendance at this annual alumni event. Brown said more than 100 are expected to attend this year. by Scott Vater

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Scenes from Coming Home ’06

CCCLA Alumni Association President Dr. Claire O’Neill ’95 with 2006 “Alum of the Year” Dr. Keith Henry ’96.

Some members of the Alumni Board donned cowboy hats and boots to match the event’s Western theme.

The Alumni Association board of directors will once again be in attendance at the weekend event. Activities this year include the awards luncheon during which the ever-growing list of Alumni Association “Lifetime Members” will be honored. The association will also announce the “Alum of the Year” and name the recipient of the John K. Raithel Memorial Scholarship. The “Coming Home” festivities will also be used as a platform for the board to share with alumni what they have accomplished during the year, and plan for what lies ahead. Brown said they are always willing to involve other alums in that process. “Input and suggestions by other alums will help the board set into motion new ideas which will motivate increased involvement in the association and with the institution, to include referring new students to the College,” Brown said. The weekend will not be all about business as there will also be the chance for more casual activities, such as networking and socializing. The ability to network effectively in different social

Visiting alumni stop during a tour to view the “Lifetime Membership” plaque on display at CCCLA.

settings is a skill that no professional should be without. It’s simply the best way to gain important information about your field from fellow practitioners or other individuals close to the profession. In so doing, you may be able to save yourself from the pitfalls that can sidetrack even the savviest D.C.’s business plans. Whether it’s making new acquaintances or sharing memories with old friends, both offer their own rewards. It is hoped that when the College’s current students reach alumni status, they will do their part to become the welcoming voice of the profession to students who follow them. Increasing the volume and frequency of the message of chiropractic that has helped it endure throughout the years. Join us for “Coming Home ’07” to see where the chiropractors of tomorrow are preparing today. See the extensive renovations on campus. And finally, show current students that no matter what happens after graduation, they are always part of CCCLA. And because of that, they can always come home.

Want more information? To learn more about this exciting event, or to register, call CCCLA’s Office of Alumni Relations at (323) 906-2197. A registration form can be found online at www.cleveland.edu or on page 14 of this magazine.

Homecoming 2007

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ccclaregistration COMING HOME 2007: A CLEVELAND ยกFIESTA! REGISTRATION FORM D.C. RELICENSURE (CEU) CCCLA Alumni 12 Hours CEUs, Breakfast, Buffet Lunch and Light Dinner

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Lifetime Membership Has Its Privileges Join your Alumni Association today! The College’s alumni associations thank you for your support! Your contributions help us provide all alumni with a host of professional opportunities and social activities. As a CCCKC Lifetime Member, your name will be placed on the College’s “Lifetime Member” plaque. You will also receive annual recognition in the College’s publications, an invitation to the President’s Dinner for graduates, reserved seating at all Cleveland social events, personal presidential updates on the College’s plans and progress and the Lifetime Member newsletter. As a CCCLA Lifetime Member, your name will be placed on the College’s “Lifetime Member” plaque. You will also receive an invitation to all “Lifetime Member” events and free registration for all “Coming Home” seminars.

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VISIT CLEVELAND AT THESE EVENTS CCC Foundation Golf Tournament

Kansas Chiropractic Association Convention

Oct. 4, 2007 Deer Creek Golf Course Overland Park, Kan.

Oct. 26–28, 2007 Capitol Plaza Topeka, Kan.

CCCKC Homecoming: Farewell to Rockhill

Masters Circle Super Conference

Oct. 5–7, 2007 24 hours of CEU’s available CCCKC Campus Overland Park (Kan.) Marriott

Nov. 8–10, 2007 Walt Disney World Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Cleveland Alumni Reception RSVP via e-mail to kimberly.morris@cleveland.edu

CCCLA Coming Home: A Cleveland ¡Fiesta! Oct. 6, 2007 12 hours of CEU’s available CCCLA Campus Los Angeles, Calif.

SAVE THE DATES! Cleveland Chiropractic College will have a booth, host a reception or both at these major events.

X-Ray Diagnosis of the Upper Extremity & Adjustive Technique Nov. 17, 2007 12 hours of CEU’s available CCCLA Campus Los Angeles, Calif.

Last Chance Seminars December 1–2, 2007 12 hours of CEU’s available CCCKC Campus Kansas City, Mo.

Parker Seminars Feb. 7–9, 2008 Cleveland Alumni Reception RSVP via e-mail to kimberly.morris@cleveland.edu

California Chiropractic Association Convention Feb. 22-24, 2008 Reno, Nev.

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