Northeast On the Road: College, Alumni Open Doors for Future Healthcare Professionals
Students exploring a career in chiropractic are gaining more than a glimpse of what it’s like to learn at Northeast College of Health Sciences, with campus locations in Seneca Falls in New York’s Finger Lakes region and Long Island in the New York City metropolitan area.
By welcoming future students into their clinics, these graduates shared their career journeys, answered questions and showed how a Northeast education can lead to rewarding careers and thriving practices. For Stephen Connor (D.C. ’99), hosting an On the Road event gave prospective students and their families the kind of insight he wished he had when he explored a career in chiropractic.
They are stepping into the practices and professional journeys of Northeast graduates who once stood exactly where they are today. Beginning in Winter 2026, Northeast On the Road events invited prospective students inside clinics where alumni work across the United States and Canada, giving them the opportunity to experience firsthand where an education and career in chiropractic can lead.
The first three Northeast On the Road events held in alumni practices took place in Oakville, Ontario, with Dr. Stephen Connor; Rockville, Maryland, with Dr. Peter Rosa; and State College, Pennsylvania, with Dr. Morgan Huey.
Bringing the Northeast Experience into Practices
“The decision to become a chiropractor is a big one. It takes a commitment of time, money and a dedication to learning,” said Dr. Connor. “I wanted students and their families to have a chance to ask questions, understand their options and make this decision with confidence, knowing they are making the right decision by attending Northeast.” By welcoming future students into their clinics, these graduates shared their career journeys, answered questions and showed how a Northeast education can lead to rewarding careers and thriving practices. For Stephen Connor (D.C. ’99), hosting an On the Road event gave prospective students and their families the kind of insight he wished he had when he explored a career in chiropractic.
As a Canadian student preparing to return home to practice, Connor experienced firsthand the value of Northeast’s support system. He credits the College’s business education, faculty and clinical mentors with helping him build the foundation needed to successfully open and grow his practice.
Building a Career Around Your Passions
Northeast alumna Morgan Huey (D.C. ’19), owner of Backcountry Spine & Sport, hosted an On the Road event for the College, giving future chiropractors an inside look at her passion for chiropractic care and how she built a practice around her specialties in sports performance and women’s health.
A Webster Technique certified chiropractor, Huey specializes in perinatal chiropractic care while also working with patients of all ages. Her practice integrates spinal and joint manipulation, soft tissue therapies, rehabilitation and performance training to help patients restore health, improve function and return to the activities they love. For participants, the experience offered a firsthand look at how chiropractors can build careers around their individual interests and areas of passion.
STEP INSIDE
Visit an alumni practice.
MEET THE PEOPLE
Talk with alumni, students, faculty and admissions.
SEE THE POSSIBILITIES
Explore real-world chiropractic careers.
ASK THE QUESTIONS
Get answers from people who have lived it.
IMAGINE YOUR FUTURE
See where a Northeast education could take you.
Join Northeast On the Road
The road continues this fall, with Northeast On the Road events visiting communities across Ontario beginning Sept. 17, including Mississauga, Guelph, Hamilton, Milton, London, Ottawa and Kingston. Prospective students and their families can meet Northeast alumni, step inside their practices and experience firsthand what a career in chiropractic could look like.
For future chiropractors, On the Road offers more than a visit. It’s a chance to ask questions, explore career possibilities and see where a Northeast education can take them.
The Road Continues: Join Northeast On the Road in a City Near You
September
17 | Mississauga, ON
Dr. Vikas Puri (D.C. ’01) • 7 p.m.
18 | Guelph, ON
Dr. Braden Lunnen (D.C. ’14) • 2 p.m.
21 | Hamilton, ON
Dr. Anthony Lombari (D.C. ’02) • 7 p.m.
22 | Milton, ON
Dr. Natalie McDonald (D.C. ’02) • 7 p.m.
23 | London, ON
Dr. Alex Coulson (D.C. ’18) • 6 p.m.
29 | Ottawa, ON
Northeast On the Road • 6 p.m.
30 | Kingston, ON
Drs. Huddleston & Young (D.C. ’08) • 6 p.m.
October
6 | Middlebury, VT
Drs. Caitlin & Jacob Bone (D.C. ’19) • 6 p.m.
7 | Portsmouth, NH
Dr. Colby Lamon (D.C. ’13) • 6 p.m.
8 | Acton, MA
Dr. Jamal DeVita (D.C. ’04) • 6 p.m.
13 | Bethlehem, PA
Dr. Adam Maurer (D.C. ’15) • 6 p.m.
14 | Allamuchy, NJ
Dr. James Fedich (D.C. ’03) • 6 p.m.
15 | New Castle, DE
Dr. Aidan Kaye (D.C. ’18) • 7:30 p.m.