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Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa 4627 Fox Hollow Road Eugene, Oregon 97405 (541) 242-3314 [email protected] Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa 2 Table of Contents To navigate through this electronic document: 1. To jump to specific page, hold CTRL key and use mouse to click on listed category in table of contents. 2. To return to top of entire document, hold CTRL key and press “Home” key. Education, Licenses and Professional Affiliations ................................................................................................. 4 Honors ................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Formal Training .................................................................................................................................................... 12 Ongoing Training ............................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Professional Work History ................................................................................................................................................................ 32 Computer Software ............................................................................................................................................................................ 33 Consulting Affiliations.......................................................................................................................................... 34 Conference Presentations, Keynote ...................................................................................................................... 36 Conference Presentations ...................................................................................................................................... 37 Media .................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Video ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Broadcast ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 54 Webinar .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 58 Audio or Instructional CD ................................................................................................................................................................ 64 Multimedia ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 65 Other ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 92 Media Reviews .................................................................................................................................................................................... 93 Educator/Lecturer ................................................................................................................................................. 94 Academic Positions ............................................................................................................................................................................ 94 Mentor ................................................................................................................................................................. 101 Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa 3 Consultant ........................................................................................................................................................... 102 Product Development Specialist ......................................................................................................................... 110 Innovation Projects ............................................................................................................................................. 114 Publications ......................................................................................................................................................... 116 Books ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 116 Author ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 116 Editor ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 117 Contributor ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 118 Magazines and Journals .................................................................................................................................................................. 120 Positions ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 120 Articles ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 121 Yogi Blog ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 162 Scientific Editing .............................................................................................................................................................................. 173 Technical Writing ............................................................................................................................................................................ 177 Interviews and Quotes ..................................................................................................................................................................... 215 Lesson Curricula .............................................................................................................................................................................. 244 Trainer/Faculty/Director (Courses) ..................................................................................................................... 277 Project Manager .................................................................................................................................................. 286 Lectures/Classes .................................................................................................................................................. 293 Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa 4 Education, Licenses and Professional Affiliations Ayurvedic Doctor (A.D.). State Certified Dietitian-Nutritionist (D.N.-C.). State of New York. Registered Herbalist (R.H.). National Registration. Yogaraj in Ayurveda. Kundalini Research Institute. (Yogaraj). National Certification in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (N.C.T.M.B.). Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Ranked Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Applied Natural Products Department. Boston, Massachusetts. Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa 5 Education, Licenses and Professional Affiliations (continued) American Herbalists Guild. President, 2011-2014. Global Ambassador, 2014-present. Registered Herbalist (R.H.). Board of Directors (Guild Council), 1997-2001. Admissions Committee. 2017-present National Association Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer, 1997-2011. Executive Committee, 1997-2001. Exam and Certification Development Board of Directors, 2005. National Certification Examination Internal Committee, 2005. Symposium Liaison, Annual Professional Symposium, 1998. National Media Response Officer, 1998-1999. Media Response Committee, Chair, 1998-1999. Legal Committee, 1998-1999. Public Relations Committee, Chair, 2000. Founder, Washington State Chapter, first established chapter, 1997.954 Founding Professional Member, New Mexico State Chapter, 2003. Delegate to White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2000. Herbalist Liability Insurance, Originator, Manager, 1998. Liaison American Herbalists Guild/Botanical Medicine Academy. National Ayurvedic Medical Association. Ayurvedic Doctor. Board of Directors, 2014-2017. Election Committee, 2015-2016. Finance Committee, 2015-2016. Membership Committee, 2015-2016. Communications Committee, 2015-2016. Continuing Education Program, Chair, 2015-2016. American College of Nutrition Professional member, 2014- present Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa 6 Education,
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