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Chiropractic Council on Education Elects New Officers

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

The Chiropractic Council on Education (CCE) has elected their new officers.

John Miller, D.C., president of Palmer College of Chiropractic- West has been elected as president; James Winterstein, D.C., president of National College of Chiropractic has been elected as vice president; and Carl Cleveland, III, D.C., of Cleveland Chiropractic College is new secretary/treasurer.

We wish these new officers success as they endeavor to serve the CCE, and through their posts -- the chiropractic profession, and ultimately the public they serve in setting and regulating standards of soundness and quality in the education of students of chiropractic with the purpose of producing competent, primary health care practitioners.

February 1990
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