The Community Solution and Camosun College sign Memorandum expanding learning opportunities internationally. The Community Solution The Community Solution Education System has entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Camosun College opening opportunities to develop academic pathways for Camosun students to all six institutions within the nonprofit system. "The Community Solution was founded with the belief that cooperation among colleges and universities benefits both students and institutions," said Michael Horowitz, Ph.D., chancellor of The Community Solution Education System. "This partnership with Camosun bridges educational opportunities internationally, allowing students to advance their professional goals and contribute to their communities in a meaningful way." The first of these is a formalized pathway for Camosun kinesiology students to access the Doctor of Chiropractic program at University of Western States (UWS). "We are thrilled to collaborate with Camosun to develop pathways for students to further explore the field of chiropractic care," said Nathan Long, Ed.D., president of UWS. "This partnership showcases our shared commitment to advancing whole-person health both in the U.S. and in Canada. As a proud member of The Community Solution Education System, we understand the critical role strategic relationships like this have in the advancement of student success and community impact. I look forward to seeing the relationship between UWS and Camosun blossom." The MoU will help establish a pathway for undergraduates to further their studies in chiropractic health care. The agreement creates a framework of benefits and collaborative offerings including the exchange of materials, joint research agendas and collection of data, and access to interdisciplinary grant opportunities. Additionally, Camosun kinesiology students enrolling in the chiropractic doctoral program at UWS are eligible to receive transfer credits for three courses (8.5 credits). "We're pleased to partner with The Community Solution to promote academic cooperation and provide opportunities for further education for Camosun College students," said Carly Hall, Dean of Health Sciences and Human Service at Camosun College. The Bachelor of Kinesiology program at Camosun is a four-year applied degree program that prepares students with the knowledge and skills to work in the fields of exercise physiology, kinesiology, exercise therapy, fitness, high-performance sport, adapted physical activity, health and community recreation. The UWS Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) program is a rigorous, 12-quarter doctoral program designed to be completed in three years. Students learn from experienced faculty with practice experience and clinical training at the UWS campus in Portland, Ore. The UWS DC program qualifies graduates with the coursework required for licensure in the U.S. and Canada.

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 of Western States (UWS).