News From Across the System

News From Across the System

KansasCOM Students Shadow at US Figure Skating Championships

Author’s note: This story was produced prior to the tragic news that a flight from Wichita to Washington, D.C., carrying a number of skaters and attendants from the U.S. Figure Skating Championships,…

Key Challenges to Health Care Access in Rural Kansas

Rural access to health care presents a complex web of challenges.  We explore these challenges, and the disparities they create, in detail and discuss initiatives designed to address them. Your…

Is Osteopathic Medicine a Growing Field?

The field of osteopathic medicine has expanded as the demand for health care professionals with a patient-focused approach continues to grow. In the last decade, the number of DOs in…

Which Path Is Right for You: DO or MD?

There are distinct differences in the number of accredited programs and admission criteria. Discover the pros and cons of applying to MD or DO programs. When considering medical school options,…

AI in Medicine Informs Patient Care While Saving Doctors Time

At the inaugural Frontiers in Medical AI Summit in October, thought leaders spoke of artificial intelligence and the future of health care. Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming health care quickly,…

Can DOs Practice Medicine Internationally?

Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine offers a comprehensive doctor of osteopathic medicine program for both United States and prospective international doctors. Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (KansasCOM) offers a comprehensive…

KansasCOM’s First Class Begins Clinical Rotations   

 KansasCOM’s third-year students have fanned out across the state for their first experiences in clinical settings, and they are earning rave reviews. After two years and hundreds of hours devoted…

How Osteopathic Medicine Meets Community Needs

Osteopathic medicine is a health care practice that not only addresses your physical ailments but also emphasizes preventive care, patient education, and community wellness. Doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOs) are…

Dr. Joaquin Santos Hits an Education Home Run at the College World Series

Baseball is about hot dogs, peanuts, and Cracker Jack. It’s about swings and strikes. It’s about pitching, hitting, and catching as well as family, friendship, and fandom. It’s about winning…

Kansas Health Science Center is now Kansas Health Science University

After five years as a Wichita-based nonprofit university committed to developing strong, innovative education programs in emerging areas of health care, Kansas Health Science Center (KHSC) is changing its name…

What Are the Different Work Environments for Early Childhood Education Careers?

Early childhood education is an important milestone for child development. By exploring a child’s interests, teachers, in turn, guide them to ask questions, receive instruction, and develop essential social skills.…

Improving Education Outcomes in California: How Pacific Oaks College Is Leading the Way

California’s education system is at a pivotal moment, facing challenges such as teacher shortages and rising class sizes. Meanwhile, education outcomes are heavily impacted by external factors such as socioeconomic…

Pacific Oaks College Awarded $2.6 Million Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant by the U.S. Department of Education to Expand Support Services for Latinx Students

Pacific Oaks College has been awarded a $2.6 million Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) grant by the U.S. Department of Education to maintain and expand support services for Hispanic students and scale the Latinx+ Student…

How To Become School Superintendent: Ed.D. in Early Childhood Education

If you are looking to become a school superintendent, it is important to know what the job entails, how to prepare for the role, and what the salary expectations are…

How To Become a School Principal: Ed.D. in Early Childhood Education

School principals have the pleasure of working with teachers who are shaping the minds of the next generation. The career path to becoming a principal can look different from person…

Comprehensive Guide for First-Generation and International Students at Pacific Oaks College

Discover key admissions, financial aid, and community support resources available for first-generation and international students at Pacific Oaks College. The post Comprehensive Guide for First-Generation and International Students at Pacific…

Education Beyond Borders 2025: Bridging Health, Technology, and Cultural Horizons

Since 2016, the Education Beyond Borders study abroad program has brought learners together to cultivate a deeper understanding of the world. Born at the intersection of global engagement and cross-disciplinary…

California’s Teacher Shortage: What Can We Do To Make a Difference

California is facing a serious shortage of qualified educators, which has long-reaching effects on students, schools, and communities. This article explores the causes of the teacher shortage, the impact on…

Understanding and Supporting Gender Diverse Youth: A Guide for Educators

In one Oklahoma high school, 16-year-old Nex Benedict experienced frequent incidents of bullying from their classmates due to their gender identity. This environment—combined with the increasing presence of anti-trans legislation…

Pacific Oaks College Awarded 10-Year Reaffirmation of Accreditation by WSCUC

Pacific Oaks College is proud to announce that it has received a reaffirmation of accreditation from the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) for a period of 10 years,…

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Enhancing Sustainability Through Behavior Change

Garbage: We throw it away, eager to be rid of it, but its impact endures. When diverted to landfills, organic waste, encompassing food scraps, significantly contributes to greenhouse gas (GHG)…

How You Can Make a Positive Impact as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst

With a strong foundation in behavioral science, Board Certified Behavior Analyst analysts (BCBAs) are trained to support individuals with challenges such as autism spectrum disorders (ASD), developmental disabilities, and behavioral…

Enriching Clinical Psychology With Insights From Social Psychology

People are often surprised to learn that a course in social psychology is an important component in the basic science requirements leading up to the Psy.D. Clinical Psychology. What does…

Distinguished Alumni: Shannon Chavez, Psy.D.

By Lauren Dixon From a young age, Shannon Chavez, Psy.D., CST, understood that sexuality wasn’t something people were comfortable speaking about. “How is this thing that we all have in…

Liberation Psychology as a Form of Radical Healing for Refugees

Liberation psychology, pioneered by Ignacio Martín-Baró, a Jesuit priest and psychologist from El Salvador, is a field of psychology deeply rooted in the context of social justice and liberation movements.…

Distinguished Alumni: Paula Anderson, Ph.D. 

Like many people from working-class backgrounds, Paula Anderson, Ph.D., saw college as her ticket to a better life. When she headed off to the University of Virginia, she was focused…

Examining the Impact of Job Loss on the Mental Health of Remote Workers 

With the significant increase in remote work since the COVID-19 pandemic, there is the possibility of a newly emerging public health issue. It is the impact of layoffs on workers…

Dr. David Songco: Making Medicine Mindful

There’s more than one way to heal the injured, the sick, and the suffering. That’s what David Songco, Psy.D., realized as an undergraduate at Loyola University Chicago. Originally from Monroe,…

Trauma and Spiritual Abuse

As a trauma psychologist, I have the privilege of working with individuals who have experienced significant negative life events. The exposure to trauma tends to be common. For instance, some…

Centering Clients’ Experiences: Dr. Jose Lopez’s Approach to Teaching Counseling

For Jose Lopez, Ph.D. a faculty member in The Chicago School’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, multiculturalism has always been an integral part of his approach to teaching. “I was…

Evidence-Based Parenting Strategies for Young Children

Parenting advice is easy to find online or may come unsolicited from friends and family, but which strategies will really work? While each situation is unique, researchers have spent decades…

Behavioral Economics and Individual Behavior

By James A. Chastain, Ph.D. B.F. Skinner said in his book, “Science and Human Behavior” (1953), “If the science of economics were to take all … extra-economic variables into account,…

The Chicago School’s Commitment To Innovative Online Learning Experiences

The Chicago School’s online programs give students the opportunity to reach their educational and professional goals from wherever they call home. Flexible full-time and part-time online programs ranging from short-format…

Ed Tech Hour Episode 37: Dr. Rhoderick Ramsey

An expert on educational psychology and technology has thoughts on the implications of AI in the classroom and the workplace. The post Ed Tech Hour Episode 37: Dr. Rhoderick Ramsey…

Personal Investments: A Practical Guide to How to Use Psychotherapy as an Investment in Your Life

I have been working in the field of psychology since the mid ‘70s. When I started working with clients in the early ‘80s, I discovered that many patients would prematurely…

How The Chicago School Addresses Health Disparities: A Q&A With Faculty and Students

The Chicago School is dedicated to preparing change-makers to make a positive impact on their communities. One way we do this is by addressing health disparities through research and community…

The Chicago School’s Proposed Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine Joins a Pilot Program from the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine to Support its Advancement Toward Pre-Accreditation Status

CHICAGO, Oct., 30, 2024 – The Chicago School’s proposed Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine (IllinoisCOM) has joined a pilot program offered by the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine…

Stay Informed While Protecting Your Peace: Tips for Managing Election Cycle Stress

Navigating the whirlwind of election season can be overwhelming—especially when news cycles and political debates flood our daily lives with a constant stream of information. It’s important to stay informed…

Building a ‘Communiversity’

Throughout its history, The Chicago School has remained grounded in its core values of education, innovation, community, and impact, which faculty, students, and staff emphasize every day. For many faculty…

The Impact of The Chicago School’s Scholar-Practitioner Faculty

For 45 years, The Chicago School has emphasized the value of its scholar-practitioner faculty model. The university’s faculty members, known for their expertise in their respective fields, bring real-world experience…

How California Balances Punishment and Rehabilitation in Criminal Justice Reform

California’s “tough-on-crime” approach shifts to integrate rehabilitation efforts and transform the criminal justice system. The debate between punishment and rehabilitation in the criminal justice system is long-standing, with deep implications…

How The Colleges of Law Provides Immigrant Legal Resources

As the California immigrant community faces many uncertainties, The Colleges of Law continues to champion legal advocacy. When California’s proposed budget plan for 2024-2025 was released, immigrants and immigrant activists…

6 Things Law School Students Need to Know About the Future of Legal Tech

Technology has shown so much promise, but some things are just always going to require a human touch. The post 6 Things Law School Students Need to Know About the…

5 Viral TikTok Lawyers

In a very technologically dependent world, many people rely on quick information. These five TikTok lawyers have gone viral across several social media platforms, flexing their legal knowledge to benefit…

Breaking the Cycle: Addressing Overcrowding in California Prisons

The Colleges of Law advocates for raising awareness of inequities in the criminal justice system. One of the largest issues within California corrections facilities— overpopulation. The strain on our criminal…

California Law and the Future of LGBTQ Rights: What You Need To Know

Learn how California initiatives could impact LGBTQ rights—and how The Colleges of Law is empowering students to advocate for equality and justice in the legal system. As California voters head…

Education Beyond Borders 2025: Bridging Health, Technology, and Cultural Horizons

The 2025 Education Beyond Borders study abroad program will allow students to experience South Korea’s cultural vibrancy. Since 2016, the Education Beyond Borders study abroad program has brought learners together…

Top Skills Needed to Be a Lawyer in the Next Decade

Learn how you can stay ahead in the legal profession by developing expertise in data literacy, global regulation, technology, critical thinking, and communication. The Colleges of Law recognizes that the…

Emerging Trends in Legal Careers: Which Specializations Are in Demand?

The legal profession is experiencing significant demand across various sectors, driven by evolving specializations and the growing complexity of legal issues. In particular, technology law and business law are rapidly…

Do College Athletes Need Lawyers? Sports Law and NIL Deals

Do college athletes need lawyers for NIL deals? Student athletes can accept brand endorsements and school-funded scholarships without jeopardizing eligibility. Discover the ever-changing landscape of sports law. Learn how college…

The Benefits of Non-ABA Law School

Considering law school? Learn about the pros of non-ABA accredited law schools, including affordability and flexibility at institutions such as The Colleges of Law. Choosing the right law school is…

The Colleges of Law Awarded Gold DEI Leadership Seal by the State Bar of California

For the Second Consecutive Year, The Colleges of Law Earns Recognition for Outstanding Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion The Colleges of Law has been awarded the prestigious Gold Seal for…

Meet the Team Behind Student Success and Bar Preparation at The Colleges of Law

The Colleges of Law students have a dedicated duo in their corner to guide them toward graduation and to support their efforts to pass the California Bar Exam. Law students…

How the Master of Business, Law, and Technology Equips Professionals for Success in the Future of Law

With the speed at which technology and industry are evolving, the need for multidisciplinary skills has never been more critical. The Master of Business, Law, and Technology (MBLT) program at…

The Colleges of Law Appoints Two New Members to its Board of Trustees

The Colleges of Law recently announced the appointment of two new members to its Board of Trustees. Teri Cannon, J.D., and Celina L. Zacarias bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in higher…

Conclusion: Prepare for the Evolution of AI in Law

In this edition of Legal Currents and Futures, The Colleges of Law concludes its series of thought pieces about artificial intelligence and the law. The compilation of articles featured in…

Exploring 5 of the Highest-Paid Types of Lawyers

Interested in a high-paying legal career? Learn about the highest-paid types of lawyers, their roles, and how our programs can help you achieve your career goals. In the wide range…

Wile E. Coyote and the rocky, stupefying, future-is-now of artificial intelligence-enhanced litigation

In this edition of Legal Currents and Futures, The Colleges of Law continues sharing a series of thought pieces about artificial intelligence and the law. Society is amid a collective Wile…

We Can Remember It for You Wholesale: Artificial Intelligence in the Practice of Intellectual Property

In this edition of Legal Currents and Futures, The Colleges of Law continues sharing a series of thought pieces about artificial intelligence and the law. New Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools…

Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Law

In this edition of Legal Currents and Futures, The Colleges of Law continues sharing a series of thought pieces about artificial intelligence and the law. The use by the courts…

Career Paths at The Community Solution

The diverse experiences and expertise of the professionals within The Community Solution Education System are foundational to our success. We are a community of professionals with diverse areas of expertise,…

3 Lessons Learned from a Distributed Work Model

By: Dr. Michael Horowitz This article originally appeared on Forbes.com. The pandemic launched many employers onto a journey marked by constant negotiation between public health and safety, employee needs and…

TCS Education System Reveals Updated Name and Brand

The Community Solution recently launched a new brand identity, marking a new era for the organization as it enters its 14th year. Transitioning from TCS Education System to The Community…

The Future of Education: Embracing AI for Student Success

By: Dr. Michael Horowitz This article originally appeared on Forbes.com. Our world is in the early stages of a potentially transformational technological revolution. Artificial Intelligence (AI), fueled by vast generative…

University of Western States Becomes Sixth Institution to Join The Community Solution Education System

The Nonprofit System uses a Collaborative Model that is Distinct in Higher Education CHICAGO and PORTLAND, April 3, 2023 – The Community Solution Education System, a national nonprofit system of…

Dr. Horowitz on Forbes: “Change Can Be Good: Fostering Healthy Leadership Transitions from the Inside Out”

In his latest article for the Forbes Nonprofit Council, The Community Solution President Michael Horowitz, Ph.D., addresses the opportunities leadership changes present to organizations, and what can be done to…

TCS community recognized at the 2021 PR Daily Content Marketing Awards

The TCS Education System Marketing department is always looking for new and creative ways to tell compelling stories that highlight TCS’ college communities and their commitment to serving students. These…

TCS Education System Announces Pre-Accreditation Status for New Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine

The Kansas Health Science Center – Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine Now Recruiting for Inaugural Class to Begin August 2022   December 13, CHICAGO and WICHITA – TCS Education System,…

Dr. Horowitz on Forbes: “Four Signs Your Organization’s Culture of Conversation Needs Attention.”

  TCS President Michael Horowitz, Ph.D., recently published his latest article for the Forbes Nonprofit Council. In “Four Signs Your Organization’s Culture of Conversation Needs Attention,” he shares his tips for…

Three ways TCS Education System embraces the principles of andragogy

TCS Education System’s communities support the guiding principles of andragogy by providing a flexible, skills-based, and applicable learning environment. At its core, andragogy is defined as the art and science…

How to Become a Sports Nutritionist

Becoming a sports nutritionist requires specialized knowledge in nutrition and performance enhancement to help athletes reach their peak potential. Learn more. Becoming a sports nutritionist requires specialized knowledge in nutrition...…

UWS’ Approach to Evidence-Based Chiropractic Care

Learn about the evolution of chiropractic care, evidence-based chiropractic techniques, and typical chiropractor training. Chiropractic science dates back to the late 19th century, with the most notable early practitioners being...…

The Path to Becoming a Sports Chiropractor

Discover what sports chiropractors do, and how they differ from regular chiropractors. Learn what education is needed, the average salary, and job outlook. Chiropractors specialize in addressing health issues concerning...…

UWS 2025 Faculty Members of the Year

Join us in congratulating the recipients of the 2025 UWS Faculty Member of the Year award: Christine Major, DC, from the UWS college of chiropractic and Ron Watson, DC, from...…

Why Canadian Students Are Choosing US Chiropractic Schools for Advanced Training

The Doctor of Chiropractic program at UWS prepares Canadian students to meet the growing demand for chiropractic care back home. Chiropractic care has seen a surge in popularity as more...…

CapU and The Community Solution Sign Memorandum to Enrich Chiropractic Learning Opportunities

Capilano University (CapU) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with The Community Solution Education System that formalizes a pathway for CapU kinesiology students to enter the Doctor of Chiropractic program at University...…

First UWS Chiropractic Week Builds Community

Chiropractic Week brought together faculty, students, alumni, and practitioners to learn from each other and grow the profession. University of Western States opened its fall quarter with the inaugural Chiropractic Week....…

120 Years of Refining and Reimaging Whole Person Health

Since its earliest days, University of Western States has pioneered a vision of health care that situates the patient in their environment and seeks to heal from within. As far...…

Dr. Stephanie Fryer: Coaching With Purpose

Stephanie Fryer, Ed.D., says whole health care is the ‘undercurrent of my whole experience.’ Having graduated from UWS in 2023, Stephanie Fryer, Ed.D., found a new role in February when...…

UWS Student Stories

We spoke with four of our current students about their lives, how their paths led them to UWS, and how their studies are building bridges to their personal and professional...…