About the Homeopathy School of Colorado
HSC Mission:
Educating future homeopaths
world-wide.
History and Development
of HSC
In 1991, the Classical Homeopathy Certification
Program was established as a state-approved branch of
the Massage Therapy Institute of Colorado. The original
program, founded by Mark Manton and Barbara Seideneck, enrolled
twenty-three students at the Denver, Colorado site. This was
one of the first modern homeopathy programs offered in the
United States.
In 1994, the program was expanded and established
as an independent school. It was also incorporated as the
Colorado Institute for Classical Homeopathy and relocated
in Boulder, Colorado, nestled on the Eastern slope of the
Continental Divide.
The school earned its non-profit status [501(C
3)] in September 1996. In January 2004, the school acquired
the trade name, Homeopathy School of Colorado (HSC),
and now conducts all business under that name.
In response to a growing demand for homeopathic
education by individuals unable to attend classes in Boulder,
DVD Distance Education was established in 2002. During 2007,
the Practicum in Homeopathy was added to the curriculum to
assist homeopaths prepare for National Certification. In 2008,
the Distance Education program was expanded to include greater
flexibility and to serve students living throughout the world.
Bonded and Approved
HSC is a bonded, non-profit corporation, approved
and regulated by the Colorado Department of Higher Education,
Private Occupational School Board. The school has graduated
professional homeopaths since 1992.
HSC Advisory Board
The Homeopathy School of Colorado Advisory
Council (HSCAC) is organized to provide recommendations
and advice for the continuing improvement and enrichment of
the Homeopathy School of Colorado’s educational
program. The council consists of practitioners, community
members, students, alumni, and representatives from related
fields. The HSCAC meets semi-annually in October and March.
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