Stockton University Forges New Graduate Pathways in Health Sciences with Northeast College of Health Sciences Partnership
Stockton University is expanding educational opportunities for its students, announcing a new collaboration with Northeast College of Health Sciences. This partnership will provide Stockton students with direct pathways to pursue advanced degrees in chiropractic and applied clinical nutrition.
“This collaboration offers our students a significant opportunity to advance their education and achieve their professional goals as future health care providers,” stated Kerri Sowers, a professor of health Science at Stockton University.She highlighted that along with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree program, students will also have the option to enroll in an online Master’s in Applied Clinical Nutrition. Both graduate programs are designed to equip students for successful careers in their chosen health care professions.
Northeast College of Health sciences, located in Seneca Falls, New York, holds a distinguished position as one of only 18 institutions in the United states accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education for its chiropractic programs.
Dr. Michael Mestan,President of Northeast College,emphasized the importance of such collaborations. “Collaborations with colleges and universities play a vital role in Northeast College’s mission to expand access to graduate education,” he said. “We’re excited to partner with Stockton University to create these new pathways for students eager to transform lives and look forward to welcoming them to campus.”
With a legacy spanning over a century, Northeast College of Health Sciences is committed to educating future leaders in the health care sector. The college offers a range of graduate and undergraduate programs, including chiropractic, nutrition, human anatomy instruction, massage therapy, and imaging sciences, all grounded in the institution’s dedication to academic excellence, leadership, and professional best practices.
Stockton’s School of Health Sciences prepares students for diverse health care careers, encompassing fields such as nursing, exercise science, interaction disorders, public health, occupational therapy, and physical therapy. Students interested in exploring these new graduate program opportunities with Northeast College are encouraged to consult their preceptor or academic advising services for more data.
