There are only a few days left before the holidays are upon us and another year comes to an end. 2021 has been another very unusual year. We are still living in uncertain times, but hopefully, things will improve.
The fact that teaching and research have been able to continue under these extraordinary circumstances is thanks to all our incredibly patient and ambitious students, competent teachers/supervisors, staff, and creative partners who, through their impressive efforts, are committed to advancing manual medicine.
Over the past year, the School of Naprapathy has further strengthened its resources in manual medicine through expanded national and international collaborations. Major pedagogical investments have been made to create an educational environment that is innovative, attractive, and relevant. Work on the new curriculum for the autumn semester of 2022 has continued with creative and rewarding discussions, much of which has been supported by the Student Union. Applications to the naprapathy program have once again hit record highs, which is very gratifying. In summary, we should be very pleased with the year that is coming to an end, and together look forward to a new year filled with new opportunities!
This blog post will be my last for this year, and with it, I would like to thank you, encourage you to make the most of everything the holiday season has to offer, and wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Best regards,
Helène Schulte, Licensed Physician, PhD
President, School of Naprapathy
