ANNUAL REPORT the bold declaration of our vision “Transforming the health statement, is behind everything that we do at and as you will see and well-being of the in this year’s Annual Report, 2010-2011 human community,” has been a year of tremendous growth, hard work and innovation at a time when our region, state and nation faces significant economic adversity.

Since its founding just 34 years ago, Bastyr University has grown from a fledgling professional school to a comprehensive university offering undergraduate, graduate and doctorate degrees in the natural health arts and sciences. It is today a magnificent 51-acre campus in Kenmore, WA, and a state-of-the-art teaching clinic in the heart of nearby . With nearly 1,000 students who will become the health and wellness leaders of the 21st century, the University is aggressively focused on providing unique , research and clinical opportunities. The University is also a driver of economic development with an economic impact of over $136 million in this region of the State of .

In this report, you will see stories, data and images that indicate how important this past year has been:

U Announcing the San Diego, California, campus of Bastyr University U Surpassing our goals for enrollment growth, revenue and philanthropic support U Naming two buildings in the University’s LEED-platinum-certified Student Housing Village U Implementing Electronic Medical Records at Bastyr Center for Natural Health U Launching the Bastyr University Center for Health Policy and Leadership U Opening new campus/community athletic fields through a partnership with the City of Kenmore

We are proud of these and of all the accomplishments of this past year and more are on the way as we open Bastyr University San Diego, introduce new academic programs, and build upon the already robust University research and clinical initiatives.

Enjoy this report and thank you for your interest and support of Bastyr University!

Daniel K. Church, PhD Jon Flora President Chair, Board of Trustees

3 Bastyr University, located north of Seattle, Washington, is an accredited Educating Future institution, internationally recognized as a pioneer in natural medicine. Leaders in the Bastyr is the largest university for natural health arts and sciences in the U.S., combining a multidisciplinary curriculum with leading-edge research Natural Health and clinical training. A Bastyr education offers a broad foundation that prepares students to follow their hearts and flourish as successful holistic Arts and Sciences professionals in one or more of the following academic programs:

Naturopathic Health Psychology Medicine

Acupuncture and Herbal Sciences Oriental Medicine

Exercise Science Nutrition and Wellness

Integrated Midwifery Human Biology

“ I chose Bastyr specifically because of the tremendous research opportunities they offer their students. This includes both lab-based and clinical research — both of which I was very interested in.” — Joshua Goldenberg , ND candidate 2013

The Bastyr University Research Institute, which maintains an on- Research campus research laboratory, is the umbrella under which all Bastyr research studies are conducted. The Institute supports faculty research and skills development, collaborative research with conventional research agencies and natural products industries, and student research training.

In collaboration with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and funded in part by grants from the National Institutes of Health, the Bastyr Integrative Oncology Research Center (BIORC) is helping researchers understand whether an integration of natural therapies with conventional care can help people with cancer live longer, healthier and happier.

The Center for Student Research is the central point of contact for students interested in research. The Center informs students about all ongoing research projects at the University and links students to appropriate faculty mentors by research interest. The Center also provides funding, through competitive awards, for collaborative faculty-student research projects.

The Dwayne J. Clark Center for Healthy Aging investigates how complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) can help seniors live longer and healthier.

4 Since its early years, Bastyr University has provided students with hands- on clinical training at Bastyr Center for Natural Health (BCNH) that Bastyr Center helps them become competent and knowledgeable health and wellness for Natural Health leaders and practitioners. Today, student clinicians work with supervising faculty to create a personalized health plan for each patient at BCNH, The teaching clinic located in the Fremont/Wallingford district of Seattle. of Bastyr University While serving nearly 40,000 patient visits each year, Bastyr University provided more than $1 million in free health and wellness services to individuals with limited financial resources in the following areas:

U Naturopathic Medicine U Acupuncture U Chinese Herbal Medicine U Homeopathy U Nutrition Counseling U Mental Health Counseling In addition to promoting whole-person health and wellness, clinicians are primary care providers helping to treat patients with a variety of health conditions, including: allergies, respiratory function, digestion, chronic pain, fatigue, headaches, depression and seasonal affective disorder, weight management, and various male- and female-specific medical issues.

Faculty and student teams also provided care at nineteen external sites throughout King and Snohomish Counties serving a variety of underserved populations. This year, the University has launched its Electronic Medical Records initiative for the clinic to enhance service delivery while better preparing our students.

Within the clinic is the Bastyr Dispensary, which carries the highest quality prescription and over-the-counter herbal and nutritional supplements, homeopathic remedies and tinctures.

“ Working with leaders in health and education sectors, Bastyr University is blazing a new path in educating the future leaders in natural health and wellness in Southern California and beyond.” — Mimi Guarneri, MD, FACC, medical director and founder of Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine

Total Economic Impact of Clinic Operations

Impact Type Employment Labor Income Value Added Output

Direct Effect 68 $3,856,909 $3,959,767 $2,670,325

Indirect Effect 6 $335,466 $587,037 $929,072

Induced Effect 21 $1,048,450 $1,910,213 $3,042,491

TOTAL EFFECT 95 $5,240,825 $6,457,017 $6,641,888

Tax Impact of Clinic Operations

Description Amount

Employee Compensation $3,364

Indirect Business Tax $224,048

Households $30,905

Corporations $17,247

TOTAL $275,564 5 Economic Impact Bastyr University 2010–2011 Expenditures Expense Type Total

Salaries $15,310,877

Payroll Taxes and Benefits $2,960,987 Bastyr University Total Employees Other Expenses $14,019,762 Strategic Fund $227,000 Full-time Part-time Total Category Employees Employees Employees FTE Clinic Operations $2,670,325

Ongoing employees Clinic Payroll $3,584,597

Staff 152 41 193 176 TOTAL EXPENSES FROM UNIVERSITY $32,518,626 & CLINIC OPERATIONS Faculty 55 0 55 55

Short-term contract employees Economic Effect of Bastyr University Education Adjunct Faculty 0717114 Average King County Income $58,141 Residents/ Fellows 8 0 8 8 Average Bastyr Alumni Income $84,476 Teaching Assistants 0 12 12 2 Average Estimated Increase from Bastyr Education $26,335 TOTALS 215 124 339 255 Number of Alumni in Area 2,084

CUMULATIVE INCREASE IN EARNINGS $54,882,140 Student Profile

Spring 2011 Winter 2010 Fall 2010 Summer 2010 Bastyr University 2010–2011 Investment Expenditures Program Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter Expense Type Total Undergraduate 195 204 208 83 enrollment Equipment/Tools/Machinery $364,877

Graduate Furniture/Fixtures $147,532 694 694 743 538 enrollment Library Books $65,763 Non-Degree 45 48 45 40 Leasehold/Building Improvements $825,123 TOTAL Athletic Fields $394,382 STUDENT 934 946 996 661 ENROLLMENT Technology $197,047

Other $61,195

TOTAL PPE EXPENDITURES $2,055,919

If Not Attending Bastyr, Students: Current Residence of Alumni

Elsewhere in Washington Unsure, State, 14% 15% Would live in Puget Sound Region, King County, WA, 41% 42% Would not live in Puget Sound Region, Outside Washington, 45% 43%

Top 10 Industries Affected by Bastyr University (by output) Total Economic Impact of Bastyr University

Sector Output Labor Value Impact Type Employment Income Added Output Private colleges and universities $26,630,983 Operation 440 $26,241,411 $35,441,792 $58,341,502 Real estate establishments $14,988,659 Expenditures

Rental activity for owner-occupied dwellings $8,272,593 Investment 25 $1,387,175 $2,021,841 $3,560,090 Expenditures Offices of physicians and dentists $7,796,848 Student Spending 213 $8,755,221 $14,782,916 $24,160,197 Food services and drinking places $5,242,683 Alumni Spending 341 $17,405,880 $31,902,464 $50,654,453 Wholesale trade business $4,478,302 TOTAL EFFECT 1,019 $53,789,688 $84,149,013 $136,716,243 Insurance carriers $3,891,791

Monetary authorities and depository institutions $3,445,180

Private hospitals $2,962,742

Retail stores – food and beverage $2,925,360

Definitions Direct Effects: The immediate impact of an economic change on the industry directly involved. Indirect Effects: The changes in inter-industry purchases as the economy responds to the new demands of the directly affected industries. Induced Effects: The changes in spending from households as income increases due to the changes in production. Value Added: The difference between an industry’s total output and the cost of its inputs, such as raw materials. 6 PPE: Plant, Property and Equipment. Bastyr University San Diego On August 12, 2010, President Daniel Church announced at the American Initiatives Association of Naturopathic Physicians’ convention in Portland, Oregon, that Bastyr University was launching its California Initiative. The University entered into a working agreement with the California Naturopathic Doctors Association and immediately embarked on a market feasibility study to identify a geographic area in the State of California where a new campus would be developed to train individuals seeking the Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree. In August 2011, the University Board of Trustees approved the plan to develop the new campus at in San Diego, California, with the intent to commence educational services in September 2012.

The State of California enacted legislation in 2003 (as a result of significant advocacy efforts from Bastyr University) that licensed NDs to practice as Bastyr University, San Diego campus, primary care physicians in that state. While the University’s alumni base in 4106 Sorrento Valley Boulevard California is strong and continues to grow, Bastyr University will make an even greater impact in helping meet the state’s huge demand for access to primary care through this campus. “ The cooperation between Center for Health Policy and Leadership In January 2011, Bastyr University launched the Center the City of Kenmore and for Health Policy and Leadership to promote discourse, Bastyr University is at engagement and research on health policy and leadership issues. The Center its highest level in our is a key driver of on-campus and external events that: help spark “essential, community’s history and generative conversations” as defined by the University Strategic Plan, host prominent scholars and practitioners through various venues, and encourage under the leadership of active participation in public affairs. The Center has hosted monthly events Dan Church, the University since its launch including partnerships with the Seattle City Club (June 2011) has been a powerful and Seattle University (October 2011). advocate for Kenmore, Town/Gown Relationship Washington at City Hall, As the community’s largest employer, Bastyr University has a vested interest throughout King County in the short- and long-term success of the city where it is located and one of and at the State Capitol.” our many priorities was improving the University’s relationship with the City — David Baker, Mayor of the City of Kenmore, WA of Kenmore.

In December 2009, the Kenmore City Council approved the University’s ten-year master plan and entered into an agreement with the University to invest $330,000 to upgrade the University’s athletic fields for enhanced community use.

President Dan Church and Kenmore Mayor David Baker, attended the 2010 International Town/Gown Conference at Iowa State University to make a presentation on the growing partnership between the City and University including joint advocacy at the federal and state government levels on issues including education, transportation and infrastructure, and economic development.

Strategic Initiative Implementation Fund Throughout 2010-2011, Bastyr University allocated operating funds to assist Kids playing soccer on the employees in carrying out the highest priority initiatives of the University’s improved University athletic fields Strategic Plan. Specifically, funding was dedicated for the implementation of projects such as: UÊÊGerontology Initiative UÊÊBastyr iPhone Application UÊÊUniversity Online Education Initiative UÊÊHolistic Learning Environment UÊÊNaturopathic Medicine Curriculum UÊÊ Enhancing Cultural Competency Revision Initiative UÊÊNaturopathic Student Mentorship

7 Bastyr University Consolidated Statement of Activities Financial July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011 Information Operations Revenue Education and General Revenues $28,189,208 Governmental Grants and Contracts 2,995,907 Private Contract 164,850 Private Gifts 761,113 Interest and Investment Income 81,732 Revenue from Operations $32,192,810 Expenses Program Services $25,183,889 Management and General 5,364,725 Fundraising 375,494 Total Expenses $30,924,108 Money for Reinvestment from Operations $1,268,702 Non-Operating Revenue 114,456 Operating and Non-Operating for Reinvestment $1,383,158

Bastyr University Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2011 Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents $8,520,694 “ The LEED platinum- Accounts/Notes Receivable 2,088,497 Inventories/Prepaids 603,152 certified Student Village Endowment Investments 3,080,935 has been an exciting project Capital Projects in Progress 52,317 for CollinsWoerman, and Property, Land, Equipment, Net 31,816,714 $46,162,309 we’re very proud to make Liabilities this major gift to name Accounts/Notes Payable $25,192,171 one of the residence halls. Accrued Liabilities 1,601,296 We are honored to be a part Deferred Revenue 683,577 Deferred Rent Expense 1,145,524 of the Bastyr University Interest Rate Swap 1,227,195 community.” Government Obligations 707,874 — Arlan Collins, principal, CollinsWoerman $30,557,637 Net Assets $15,604,672 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $46,162,309

Bastyr University Revenue 2007-2011

30,000

22,500 Dollars - 000 omited

15,000

7,500 Ribbon cutting ceremony

CollinsWoerman Hall 0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Other 5,184 3,391 3,279 3,145 4,004 Educational & General 25,586 26,200 25,341 25,510 28,189

8 Donors 2010–2011

INDIVIDUALS Lucas Coleman Sheldon & Patsy Haber Ian Marlow Jane Reinhardt Jim Vitale Greenearth Wear, Inc. Dolores N. Adamek Leo Coley Stan Hadler Michele A. Marquardt Heather Rhodes Judith A. Vose Grupe Operating Jesse Adams JoAnn Condry Shellie Hakeem Bertha Marselis Loren Riccio, ND, LM Laura Wagner Company Jacob Aguiar Sean Congdon, ND Stacie Han, ND, LAc Morgan C. Martin, ND Pamela Rich Paul Wakefield Harry Levine Memorial Laurie S. Ahern Eugene D. Connor Hugh Handeyside Eric L. Martin Nancy Richards James W. Wallace, ND Foundation Jung-Min Ahn, MS, LAc Edna L. Connor Ellen Harbison Marguerite D. Martin Christine A. Riedy Ying Wang, MD, MS, LAc Hay Foundation Beth & David Akins Calico Cook Denise W. Harnly Mark Martzen, PhD Joan Riemer-Elser, ND, OMD Alan W. Ward Health Food Shoppe Sharon Allen Felton Diane & Jim Cooley Martin Harris Bill & Christine Masterson Armande Ritter Jon Wardle HealthPoint Electa Anderson John Courtney Maxine Hayes, MD, MPH Ayla Mathews Sunny Roach Trudy M. Wargo Holistic Health Clinic Charles R. Anderson Terry Courtney, MPH, LAc Daniel Hayes Sydney Maupin Amber L. Robinson Fred & Sulja Warnick iGive.com Sam & Etta Anderson Lisa Crabtree James Hebert Robert W. Mayo Tracy Robinson Ronald Watson Indena USA, Inc. Roger Angell Ty Cramer & Steve Laura Hellstrom Seth McComber Viola Robinson Jeanna Kimball, ND & J.E. Dunn Construction Emily Anthony Romein Jodi Hensley Joan V. McCombs Kyle Rolfe John Weeks Company Kristine L. Arena Brian R. Crawford Stacy & Julie Herbison Marsha McGough David Rolfe Susan Weider Jackson Lewis, LLP Des Arvidsson Stephanie Crowe Katherine Hester, ND, ARNP Andrew McIntyre, LAc Stuart T. Rolfe Cynthia A. Wenner, PhD Jager Enterprises Erin Aselas Gabriel & Cheryl Cuevas John Heutmaker Kieran McManimon Prudy & James ”Doc” Rolfe Deborah L. Wenrich Jarrow Formulas, Inc. Chrissy Atkins John & Barbara John Hibbs, ND Janet V. McNae Pamela Rolfe Sena C. Wheeler John Thoreson, Inc. Patrice & Kevin Auld Cunningham Sara J. Hiemstra Mary McWilliams Janna Rome, LAc & Sandi David Wickwire Karuna Corporation Paul Avdeyev Elizabeth B. Cunningham C.D. Hobson Tucker Meager-Benson, ND Cutler Adrianne M. Widaman Kimberly Clark Foundation Wade Ayers Carrie Daenell, ND Devon L. Hodges Marilyn Mehrens Pugliese Jennifer Rosado Mary Wiese Lassen Compliance Ishigh Azarvash Charles Dahm John Hoedemaker Duncan Meldrum Kaycie A. Rosen, ND Enid Wight Lifestream Purification William & Michelle K. Babb John Daley, PhD Margaret J. Holt Rebecca Meldrum Helen Ross Rebecca Wilhelm, ND, LAc Systems, LLC Lya C. Badgley Terri Davis Smith Virginia Howlett Donald J. Messner Sheba Roy Breanna Wilkins Manteca Auto Plaza Pat & Randall Baird Alison M. Day Wendy Hueners Jerry Meyer & Nina Zingale Sarah Rugh Catherine C. Willard Meridian Valley Clinical Labs Mary M. Baker James de Fremery Pam Hughes Nell Middleton Alexis Rush Darrell D. Williams, PhD & Microsoft Corporation Catherine Bakewell Mary de Rosas Linda Hunter Suzman Cathy Millan Sue Russell Barbara Williams Midwives Association of Mary Ann Baltich Tracy Dela Riva Nancy Hurley Wayne Miller Vim X. Rye Judie Williams Washington State Susan Banks Caralyne Delaney Janet Hurt Owen W. Miller, ND Frauke Rynd Toni Williams Mineral Technologies, Inc. Barbara G. Barbee-Pelzel Richard A. Dent Ed & Katy Huston Joshua L. Miller Aracelly Salazar Cerissa Wilmot Musco Family Olive Co. Christa Barke Shiloh deVera Robert Hutchinson Julie L. Miller Bobby Saling William Wilson Nancy Burgoyne PhD, John C. Barkin Lee Ann Dietrich Kay A. Hwang Bruce Milliman, ND Mark R. Sanders, ND Derek Wing Institute for Global Robert J. Barnhart Rebecca Dirks, ND & Kasra Catherine M. Igielski Laurie Mischley, ND Bente Sanderson Elizabeth A. Wingren Studies & Media Vicki Barton Pournadeali, ND Margie Ikeda, ND Leah Mitchell, ND, LM Fredell Sansom Susan Winslow Napa Chamber of Jeffrey M. Basom Jonathan Docter Martin Imbach Kyo Mitchell, DAOM, LAc Jane D. Saxton Lisa Wissner-Slivka & Ben Commerce Gregory Basso Kate Elliott & Tracy Gretchen M. Imdieke, ND Roberta T. Mitchell Allen Sayigh Slivka National College of Jacquie Bayley Doerschel David S. Ingalls Diane Moan Emily Scheuer Lesley Witherspoon Naturopathic Medicine Mary Beall Sheryl Dorey Gary Irby Harold Modell, PhD Kim M. Schiff C. C. Wong Natural Balance Health Jessica A. Bean, ND Melanie Dorion Colleen L. Isdale Carole Moranty, ND Rob Schram Lisa Woo Care, PLLC Sharlyn A. Bedford Mary Ann Douglas Donna Jackson Elizabeth Morgan Eric S. Schreiber Keith W. Woody Natural Health, LLC Sally S. Behnke Allison Downs Gerard Jancoski Kelly Morrow George S. Schuchart Danielle Worley Network for Good Gary & Bonnie Bicknell Alex Drigailo Greti & David Jewett Laurie Mortinson Marion Schwartz Christopher Worsley Neumiller and Beardslee Nancy Biery, PhD Oksana Dubyaga Marlene Johnson Melissa Mullen Rebecca Scoggins Holly Han & Jonathan Northwest Leasing Anna Biesek-Tucker Marjorie Duckstad Kathleen Johnson Donald & Lynn Murphy Brook A. Scronce, ND Wright, MD Company (Tad and Nita Bishop, ND Margaret Duguay Eric Jones, ND & Tina Miller J.M. Murphy, Jr. Lindsey A. Scully Barbara Schuchart Wright Marilou Rolfe) Inez Black Carol Duke Myla Kabat-Zinn Dr. Eric Murray Deborah Senn Joshua Yang Northwest Prime Time, Inc. Frank Blethen Valeria Dumitru, RN Brita Kabini Maurice Myers Susan L. Shaffer Joanne Yeh Northwest Soccer Camp Kelly Boal Jill C. Dziko Janet Kahn Barbara J. Myers Merrill Shattuck Anatoliy Yevtushenko Open Door Project Uganda Natalie P. Boisseau Lindsay Eberts Dorothy Kaloper Jo Anne Myers-Ciecko Isabelle C. Sheen Judy R. Zeigler Pacific Physicians’ Judy Boruck Julie Edsforth Marze Kasalar Amy Myoraku Alan Sheldon Shannon Zelazny Laboratory, Inc. Debra & Eric Boutin Henry Elliott, Jr. Daniel Kaufmann Ralph Radford & Jana Derek Sheppard Amanda Zuluaga Parc at Duluth Patricia Bowen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Anna Kaushansky Nalbandian, ND Hon. Paull & Donna Shin Parkette National Vivian D. Bowles Ellison Brian Keenan Dean E. Neary, ND Maziyan Shonafabadi ORGANIZATIONS Gymnastics Team Ryan Bradley, ND, MPH & Toni Erickson Joyce Keene Gary & Linda Nevius Allen Silver Amsoil Synthetic Lubricants PCC Natural Markets Erica Oberg, ND, MPH Jay Erwin-Grotsky Linda S. Kellams Susan Newell Penny Simkin Independent Dealer Prime Pacific Health Brooks Bradley Judith M. Essman Eldred Kennedy Jennifer Nishimura Krysty Simons Arcadia Home Midwifery Innovations Corporation Debra Brammer, ND Russ & Jo Ann Evans William Keppler, PhD & Phyllis Noller Ingrid Skacel Care, LLC Princeton Area Gloria M. Brandano Susan J. Farley Ann Keppler Deirdre O’Connor, ND Colleen Smart Ayush Herbs Community Foundation Michelle A. Brannick, ND, DC Thomas Fehsenfeld Dan Kieling Denna C. O’Connor Charles Smith, PhD Balanced Accounts Priority One Vitamins Peggy Brevoort John Ferguson Elizabeth Kirk, PhD, RD Mariette E. O’Donnell Ron Smith Company Private Medical Services Patricia M. Bristow Dolores Ferrentino Wells The Estate of Roderick Hazel Ogawa-Lerman, ND Katy Smith Barlean’s Organic Oils Quail Lakes Karen Brodie Kate T. Finn Kirkwood Thomas Ohaus Wendy Snyder Big Belly Services R.O. Anderson Deborah Brome Frances Finney Don & Kathy Klompeen Marissa Ohoyo Helena Sorensen BioGenesis Nutraceuticals, Engineering, Inc. Dolly E. Browder Edward Firouztale, DSc, DO Kristen Knox, MD Robin Olson A. M. Souza Inc. Roots and Branches Michael A. Brown Judy Fisher Samuel Kogutt Steven G. Olswang, JD, PhD Margaret Spatafore Birth and Beyond Integrative Health Care Robin & Bert Brumett Moira Fitzpatrick PhD, ND Myra H. Kogutt & Lesley Olswang, PhD Elsie Spinning Bob’s Red Mill Natural SAFECO Corporation Michelle Bruno Taylor Fix Alexandra Kosin Barb Osborne Darren Srda Foods, Inc. Schuchart Construction Tom Bull Jon & Shannon Flora Andrew Koster Heidi Otis Claudia Starkey Boeing Charitable Trust Scottish Rite Scholarship Steven Burgon Duncan Foley, PhD Samer Koutoubi, MD, PhD Robin D. Ozerkis Mark Steinberg, ND Bragg Health Institute Foundation Anna Burnatowski Heidy Ford Vita Kravchuk Elsa Palacios Cleve & Rebecca Steward C and A Navarra Ranch, Inc. Seattle Midwifery School Norma Bush Joanna T. Forwell, ND Mary Lee LaBay, PhD Catherine & John Parker Sheryl & Mark Stiefel Calone and Beattie Law Seroyal International Cindy Butler-Smith Anne Fote Evelyn A. Lambert Molly Parkhurst William & Karen Stivers Group, LLP Seroyal USA, Inc. George B. Bynum James M. Frankson Mark J. Lamden, ND Jo Jo Paslay Fred Stouder Cancer Treatment Centers Skacel Collection, Inc. Alex Cahana, MD, PhD & Richard Frederickson, PhD Patricia W. Landon Richard A. Paulson Cheryln Stover of America Small Changes Ruth Landau, MD Allison & Roger Frey David A. Lang Marjorie Peer Becky Strattan Bechtel Testamentary State of Washington Pauline Caine Shelk Pat Gallaher Dorothea Lang Marcia L. Pennington Becky Su Charitable Trust The Aufricht Foundation Timothy C. Callahan, PhD Jeanne Galloway, ND Deborah Lantz, ND Rizzuto Denise Sumner City of Bothell The Margurite Morey Trust Katherine A. Camacho Gary Garcia, MD Laurel Laux Sigrid Penrod, ND Kim Sunner City of Seattle THG, LLC Carr, PhD, ARNP Sally Garneski Shannon Laux Noah Perlman Barbara A. Susinno Cleavage Creek Cellars Thorne Research, Inc. Svetlana D. Camiel Jeanne Garrioch Charlene M. Lee Molly M. Pessl Farra Swan, ND CNA Foundation Tilia Natural Health Bernie Camin Jeanne Garthwaite Christy Lee-Engel, ND, LAc Marty Petersen Masahiro Takakura, ND, LAc CollinsWoerman Tiller MIND BODY, Inc. Stephanie Cammalleri Kalia S. Gentiluomo Audrey E. Levine Ashley Petty Linda Tally David W. Boersma Farms Traditional Medicinals Maria Card Amy Gibart Wendy Lewis, PhD Judy Philippi Nancy Tate DeLanay Communications, Travaille and Phippen, Inc. Lisa Carpenter Phillip Gibb Lee Liaw Cynthia Phillips, ND Fred J. Taub, ND Inc. Travaille Insurance Agency, Stephen Carr Michael Gilbert The Estate of Elwood G. Angela R. Pifer Emily J. Telfair, ND Dotolo Research Inc. Katherine Carson Sue S. Gilbert Lindblad June Piggott Sally Terbeck Corporation Trinity Wellness Institute, Mary L. Carson Edith I. Gill Jordan Lindstrom Jonathan Pilapil Barbara Thielen Douglas Laboratories, Inc. Inc. Laurie C. Carter Steve Given, DAOM, LAc Molly Linton, ND, LM Kristine Pitsch-Weible Aleyamma P. Thomas, PhD Emerald Center For United Way of King County Barbara J. Cecchini Stuart R. Goldman Samantha Lipoma Joseph E. Pizzorno, Jr., ND Sarah Traverso Integrative Medicine, LLC US Bank Kenyon S. Chan, PhD Alicia Gonzalez, ND Kent Littleton, ND & Lara Pizzorno Carol Treston Emerald City Clinic USBioTek Laboratories, Inc. Kathy Chandler Gregory & Leslie Goode Chongyun Liu, MD Thomas R. Plooy Angela Y. Tseng, DAOM, LAc Emerson Ecologics, Inc. USI Insurance Scott F. Chanin Patricia J. Gotelli Suzanne Lofgren Melissa Podeszwa Tina Tsiakalis Ernest J. Opella and Wandering Bee Susan Chapman Jeff Grabelsky Vickie Louden Marla H. Polk Janet E. Tucker Associates Whidbey General Hospital Suzanne Chase Cheryl Graham Kathleen Lumiere, MD Gerald Porter, PhD Monica G. Tuebben Frank C. Alegre Trucking, Foundation Rebecca Chollet, ND Gloria Gramblin Brandon Lundh Nicole Potts Kathleen M. Tuura Inc. Wise Woman Herbals, Inc. Dan & Lorinda Church William L. Granatir, MD David Lyle Britt Poulson Carl V. Ullman Frontier Natural Products Womens Auxiliary Of Dorothea Cist, ND Suzy Myers & Joseph Jo Ann O. Lyonesse Laura Quatrella Ronald Van De Pol Co-op Temple Mizpah Dwayne & Terese Clark Granatir Kay Magenheim Lynn Quillin Pam Van De Weghe Gaia Herbs, Inc. Xymogen Rita M. Clark Gordon R. Gray Edwin Malijan Mike Quinn Nikki Varzos, PhD George W. Lowry, Inc. Younger Images by Debbi Pam R. Cleaver Kristine Greaby Camilla Mamedova Sheila Quinn Wade & Shirley Vaughn Petroleum Products Tom Cloonan Janet E. Griffin Marge Mansfield Kimberly Radtke Pamela Vaughn GoodSearch Jorge Cochran, ND Jane Guiltinan, ND & Lauren Marani The Wendell & Norma Marco F. Vespignani, ND Greater Everett Ronald M. Cohen Cindy Breed, ND Patricia Marcus Reed Family Rita M. Vickery Community Foundation 9 We educate future leaders in the natural health arts and Mission sciences. Respecting the healing power of nature and recognizing that body, mind and spirit are intrinsically inseparable, we model an integrated approach to education, research and clinical service.

As the world’s leading academic center for advancing Vision and integrating knowledge in the natural health arts and sciences, Bastyr University will transform the health and well-being of the human community.

Samuel L. Anderson, JD Samer Koutoubi, MD, PhD Board of Trustees Peggy Brevoort David Lang Daniel K. Church, PhD Steven G. Olswang, JD, PhD John Cunningham, CPA Harlan Patterson, MBA, CPA Moira Fitzpatrick, PhD, ND Pamela Rolfe Jon Flora The Hon. Paull Shin, PhD

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