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Michigan Physical Therapist Assistant Education Programs Coordinators/ Directors of Clinical Education (updated May 2021) Baker College Laura LoVasco, PT, DSc, DPT, GCS Director of Clinical Education Baker College Metro-Auburn Hills Campus 1500 University Drive Auburn Hills, MI 48326 Phone: 248-276-5537 Fax: 248-276-8270 [email protected] John Houghtaling, LPTA, BHS Director of Clinical Education College of Health Science 1903 Marquette Ave Muskegon, MI 49442 Phone: (231) 777-5278 Fax: 231-777-5291 [email protected] Heather Schoen, PT, MPT Director of Clinical Education 1020 S. Washington Street Owosso, MI 48867 Phone: 248-563-4933 Fax: 989-729-3415 [email protected] Delta College A. Michael Spitz, PTA Director of Clinical Education 1961 Delta Road University Center, MI 48710 (986) 686-9478 [email protected] Finlandia University Nicole Polakowski, PTA Administrative Coordinator of Clinical Education College of Health Science 601 Quincy Street Hancock, MI 49930 (906) 487-7372 [email protected] Henry Ford College Christine Johnson, MPT Director of Clinical Education College of Health and Human Services 5101 Evergreen Road Dearborn, MI 48128 (313) 317-6576 [email protected] Kellogg Community College Tracy Wood, Director of Clinical Education College of Health Science 450 North Ave. Battle Creek, MI 49017 (269) 965-3931 [email protected] Macomb Community College Robert Mele, PT, EdS, PhD Director of Clinical Education College of Health and Human Services 14500 E. 12 Mile Road Warren, MI 48088 (586) 286-2199 [email protected] Mid-Michigan Community College Crystal Parker, PTA, BS College of Health Science Director of Clinical Education 1375 S Clare Ave. Harrison, MI 48625 (989) 317-4619 [email protected] Mott Community College Kelli Baker PT, DPT Academic Coordinator Clinical Education Health Sciences Program 1401 E Court Street Flint, MI 48503 [email protected] Washtenaw Community College Patricia Hill, PT, MA Program Director, Physical Therapist Assistant Program Department of Allied Health 4800 E. Huron River Drive Ann Arbor, MI (734) 973-3628 [email protected] .

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2006 Spring Bridge
fter finishing high school in Embarrass, Minnesota, Pastor Melvin Johnson enrolled Aat Suomi College and achieved an Associate of Arts degree. “I owe Finlandia, then Suomi College, a significant measure of gratitude for jump-starting a mediocre high school academic interest into a serious pursuit of quality education,” Pastor Johnson notes. “All credits earned from Suomi College transferred when I enrolled at the University of Minnesota Duluth,” where the Pastor graduated with honors and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature. Pastor Johnson’s post-graduate studies began with enrollment at Northwestern Lutheran Theological Seminary in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Upon graduation with Master of Divinity honors, his first parish was a three-point parish in northeastern Help Continue Minnesota. “A course in Finnish grammar at Suomi the dream of excellence proved to be very beneficial because pastoral Finnish ministry was essential in each congregation,” the Pastor affirms. Following calls to Gethsemane “As a pastor I want to emphasize that all Lutheran in Virginia, Minnesota, and Concordia possessions, whatever the estate value, Lutheran Church in Duluth, Pastor Johnson was are God’s gift of grace for personal well called back to Virginia as Senior Pastor where he being and service to others. Finlandia held the position for fourteen years. donors are encouraged to include in their legacy planning a gift to Finlandia Approached by the Lutheran Church in America and its endowment to further the in 1983, Pastor Johnson accepted a call to serve as mission and ministry of a dream Associate Director for Major Cash Gifts. Five years initiated over 100 years ago by later, with the formation of the Evangelical motivated immigrants.
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he Sibelius Academy, located in Helsinki, Finland, was founded in T1882. The Academy is named for the internationally renowned and loved Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. As a state music academy, the Sibelius Academy enjoys university status and is an integral part of the system of higher education in Finland. It is the only university of music in Finland, and the largest in Scandinavia. World-class student musicians from the prestigious music academy are invited annually by Finlandia University to present a series of outstanding public performances. This year, three consecutive evening concerts will be presented at the historic Calumet Theatre; an additional festival concert will be presented at the Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Wheaton, IL. summer 2005 This year’s award-winning performers are solo pianist Marko Mustonen, piano-cello duo Anna Kuvaja and Alexander Gebert, and chamber music quartet Soli Amici (Annu Salminen, Performance Dates horn; Paula Kitinoja, oboe; Timo Jäntti, Calumet Theatre Holy Cross Lutheran Church bassoon; and Kaisa Koivula, clarinet; with piano Calumet, MI Wheaton, IL accompanist Jussi Rinta). on August 3 rd, 4 th, and 5 th on August 1st SEVENTH ANNUAL SIBELIUS ACADEMY MUSIC FESTIVAL TICKET ORDER FORM Name: ________________________________________________ CALUMET THEATRE 340 Sixth Stree t • P.O. Box 167 • Calumet, MI 49913 Address: ________________________________________________ Box Office: (906) 337-2610 • Fax: (906) 337-4073 Address: ________________________ Phone: ________________ E-mail: [email protected] http://www.calu mettheatre.com CALUMET THEATRE ONLY Date Artist Tickets Price Qty Best Available Seat On Total Aug. 3, 2005: Soli Amici: chamber music quartet Adult $15 ______ K Main Floor K Balcony $ ______ Jussi Rintä, piano (accompaniment) Student/Senior $10 ______ K Main Floor K Balcony $ ______ Aug.
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2007 Spring Bridge
ENDOWMENT , D INNER RECOGNIZE UBBELOHDES ’ D EDICATION “Under the leadership of Bob and Susan Ubbelohde during hosted by the Board will take place at the Paavo Nurmi the past fifteen years Finlandia University has experienced Center. A reception will begin at 6 p.m., followed by dinner unprecedented change and growth, all for the better,” said the at 7 p.m. and presentations by several speakers. A wide Rev. Dr. Dale Skogman, chairman of the Finlandia University constituency will be invited to the event. If you do not receive Board of Trustees. “During their tenure the core strengths of an invitation and would like to attend, please contact Doreen Finlandia have been enhanced and the Finnish, Lutheran and Korpela, assistant to the president, at 906-487-7201. liberal arts roots of the university have been re-energized.” “The Finlandia Board of It is for these reasons, and many Trustees wants to formally thank more, that the Finlandia “During their tenure the core Bob and Susan for their hard University Board of Trustees has strengths of Finlandia have been work and dedication,” noted endorsed a number of resolutions Dr. Gloria Jackson, secretary of to recognize the 15-plus years of enhanced and the Finnish, Lutheran the Executive Committee. “The service Dr. Robert and Mrs. Susan and liberal arts roots of the appreciation dinner is intended Ubbelohde have dedicated to university have been re-energized.” to recognize their term of service Finlandia University. and the numerous positive changes that have occurred at The Robert and Susan Ubbelohde Endowment for Religious Finlandia the last 15 years.” Life is a tribute to the Ubbelohdes’ dedication to Finlandia University and their commitment to furthering spiritual life At the appreciation dinner, the Board of Trustees will bestow on campus.
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