IACE Statement of Purpose: To advance vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic by assisting its educational programs to achieve academic excellence.
Institutions holding status with IACE have demonstrated a commitment to educational quality and effectiveness; academic and institutional integrity; provide resources and offer training leading to professional vertebral subluxation-centered practice.
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IACE Gains Recognition from the Florida Chiropractic Society
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IACE accepts gift and vote of confidence
On June 20, 2019, IACE received a letter from Board of Directors of the Garden State Chiropractic Society (GSCS) announcing its unanimous decision to grant $ 5,000 to advance the work of IACE. In presenting the funds to IACE, Dr. Robert Berkowitz, GSCS Treasurer, explained that the organization was making the gift "To advance the work of the IACE, which in turn advances the mission of the GSCS."
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IACE Gains Recognition by the International Federation of Chiropractors and Organizations
The IFCO Executive Board of Trustees has passed a resolution recognizing the International Agency for Chiropractic Education as an authority on vertebral subluxation centered education, whose certification or accreditation dependably represents an assurance that educational programs accredited or certified by IACE function with integrity and meet its rigorous academic standards.
IACE Gains Recognition in Georgia
On Wednesday, October 26, 2016, the Georgia Council of Chiropractic Board of Directors passed a resolution officially recognizing the International Agency for Chiropractic Evaluation (IACE) as an accrediting and/or certifying body capable of evaluating educational programs globally, with relevance to the analysis and correction of vertebral subluxation.
On Wednesday, October 26, 2016, the Georgia Council of Chiropractic Board of Directors passed a resolution officially recognizing the International Agency for Chiropractic Evaluation (IACE) as an accrediting and/or certifying body capable of evaluating educational programs globally, with relevance to the analysis and correction of vertebral subluxation.
Illinois Association Officially Recognizes IACE
In acknowledgement of the pressing need to elevate the quality of education relevant to vertebral subluxation-centered practice, the Illinois Prairie State Chiropractic Association (IPSCA) has determined that the IACE encompasses the necessary expertise and experience to guide educational programs toward higher levels of academic excellence relevant to vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic.
In acknowledgement of the pressing need to elevate the quality of education relevant to vertebral subluxation-centered practice, the Illinois Prairie State Chiropractic Association (IPSCA) has determined that the IACE encompasses the necessary expertise and experience to guide educational programs toward higher levels of academic excellence relevant to vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic.
New Hampshire group honors Dr. Frank Meisel
The IACE has been presented with a $ 5,500 gift to honor the late, Dr. Frank Meisel. The gift was presented on behalf of the Frank Meisel Fund by Dr. Russell Grazier of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The grant was offered to IACE, matching funds raised through other gifts from supporters of the non-profit. Dr. Grazier, a member of the IACE Board of Trustees explained the Frank Meisel Fund was created to honor Dr. Meisel, a 1957 Palmer graduate. Dr. Grazier described Dr. Meisel as a tireless crusader for vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic and expressed his belief that Dr. Meisel would have been proud and pleased to know that these funds will be put to good use to advance the profession.
The Palmetto State Chiropractic Association Recognizes IACE
A resolution passed by the Board of Directors of the Palmetto State Chiropractic Association has recognized the IACE as "an authority on vertebral subluxation-centered education, whose certification or accreditation dependably represents an assurance that educational programs accredited or certified by IACE function with integrity and meet it rigorous academic standards.
The IACE has been presented with a $ 5,500 gift to honor the late, Dr. Frank Meisel. The gift was presented on behalf of the Frank Meisel Fund by Dr. Russell Grazier of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The grant was offered to IACE, matching funds raised through other gifts from supporters of the non-profit. Dr. Grazier, a member of the IACE Board of Trustees explained the Frank Meisel Fund was created to honor Dr. Meisel, a 1957 Palmer graduate. Dr. Grazier described Dr. Meisel as a tireless crusader for vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic and expressed his belief that Dr. Meisel would have been proud and pleased to know that these funds will be put to good use to advance the profession.
The Palmetto State Chiropractic Association Recognizes IACE
A resolution passed by the Board of Directors of the Palmetto State Chiropractic Association has recognized the IACE as "an authority on vertebral subluxation-centered education, whose certification or accreditation dependably represents an assurance that educational programs accredited or certified by IACE function with integrity and meet it rigorous academic standards.
IACE gains recognition in Argentina
On November 27, 2015 the Board of Directors of the Asociación Quiropráctica Argentina (AQA) passed a resolution officially recognizing the IACE as possessing the necessary expertise and experience to guide educational programs toward higher levels of academic excellence relevant to vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic. The AQA is the Argentine chiropractic national professional association.
On November 27, 2015 the Board of Directors of the Asociación Quiropráctica Argentina (AQA) passed a resolution officially recognizing the IACE as possessing the necessary expertise and experience to guide educational programs toward higher levels of academic excellence relevant to vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic. The AQA is the Argentine chiropractic national professional association.
Task Force convened
IACE has assembled a unique panel of experts representing numerous techniques and organizations to explore standards of excellence in vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic at the post-graduate level.
