A fabulous time in Boulder!  Our Spring education and 50th anniversary celebration were very well attended with a total of 94 registered.  Event photos to post soon.

Those responding to the post event survey indicated that they appreciated the exceptional education offered at an incredible low cost.  Location also was important to those attending. 

Our next meeting/education will be in beautiful Durango, July 28 & 29th!  The focus is on care for the healer.  Please block out this time on your calendar and plan to join us, you'll be glad you did.

 

We want to update you regarding our current election.  As of the close of nominations at our Spring Membership meeting on March 31^st, our candidates for President, 2^nd VP-Membership and Education Chair were running unopposed.  The Chapter contacted AMTA National for guidance for this uncontested election.  AMTA National has determined that we do not need to send out our mail ballots (view National’s response ).  This will save our Chapter approximately $2,000 in printing and mailing costs, which will mean that we will have extra funds for other events or activities to support our members.

Also unopposed are our award recipients:  Meritorious Award – Elaine Calenda and our Humanitarian Award – Marilyn Veselack.

Please join me in welcoming: Deborah Hatch-Chapter President, Kimberlee Chatterley-2^nd VP – Membership and Shelly Herberholz-Education Director; and congratulating Elaine Calenda - Meritorious Award Recipient and Marilyn Veselack - Humanitarian Award Recipient.

Be sure to click on each to read their candidate profiles or award nominations to know more about these leaders in our Chapter.

We did not award a Special Recognition Award this year and we are still seeking a Chapter Secretary, and  Western Unit Chair.  Please click on these offices to read the position description.

 ALSO - Congratulations to our new Chapter Delegates, Christen Cutter and Tami Schumacher, they will serve for two years.  Three alternate delegates were elected; Russ Krugman, David Nosal, and Maureen Moon.

Please join us in welcoming our new Chapter Office Administrator, Hailey Strampel.

Hailey has served our Chapter in the past as Chapter Treasurer (2.5 years)  and this background along with her many administrative skills and talents, made her the top candidate for this position.  You can reach Hailey at info@amtacolorado.org.

 

 

About BCMT
Did you know that BCMT is the only fully accredited, nonprofit massage therapy school in the western United States? They offer the most complete, most rigorous Certified Massage Therapist (CMT) curriculum in the country, along with advanced occupational therapy studies. Students are taught by distinguished faculty whose innovative techniques and medical research keep them at the cutting edge of the health services field. Financial aid and graduate placement services are available.  Visit their website at www.bcmt.org.

Service Learning is a phenomenal progral that focuses on enhancing the learning of student while enriching the community.  Click here to learn more about some of the fabulous programs students have participated in.

• Two New Programs -- "Make Your Own Job" and "Operation:  We've Got Your Back"