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Accreditation

(3 February 2020) Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College applies for accreditation from US Council on Chiropractic Education

Self-study report due in April 2021, followed by site visit in fall 2021. Decision to be made in January 2022. CMCC is first international chiropractic program to be eligible for accreditation by the CCE-US. If successful, CMCC’s Doctor of Chiropractic program could also become the first program in the world accredited by two CCE organizations as it is currently engaged in a process for reaffirmation of its existing CCE-Canada accreditation (as well as degree-granting consent from the Ontario Ministry). CLICK HERE

(December 2019) CCE-LA is now legally incorporated in Puerto Rico

The Chiropractic Education Council for Latin America - CCE-LA - continues to work to establish the Council's regulations and bylaws, and is now legally incorporated in Puerto Rico. They hope to be fully operational by next year. To read the 2019 end of year report by Federación Latino Americana de Quiropráctica (FLAQ), CLICK HERE

Newsworthy

(6 February 2020) Former Olympic chiropractor Dr. Bill Moreau files whistleblower lawsuit against U.S. Olympic Committee

Moreau claims not enough is being done for young athlete victims of abuse and assault, alleges he was fired for speaking out. CLICK HERE for article in USA TODAY. CLICK HERE for article in The Hill.

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