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'''Maryland University of Integrative Health''' ('''MUIH'''), formerly the '''Tai Sophia Institute''', is a |
'''Maryland University of Integrative Health''' ('''MUIH'''), formerly the '''Tai Sophia Institute''', is a leading academic institution focused on the study and practice of integrative health and wellness and one of the few universities in the U.S. dedicated solely to such practices. Deeply rooted in a holistic philosophy, its model for integrative health and wellness is grounded in whole-person, relationship-centered, evidence-informed care. MUIH is located in [[Laurel, Maryland]] and is accredited by the [[Middle States Commission on Higher Education]]. With 22 doctoral and master's degrees and graduate level certificates and disciplines that integrate ancient wisdom, contemporary science, and evidence-informed practice, MUIH has one of the broadest arrays of integrative health programs at any university in the country. MUIH’s graduates positively impact the health and wellbeing of individuals in their community. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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| ⚫ | The university was founded by Dianne Connelly and Robert Duggan in 1974 as the College of Chinese Acupuncture, U.S. It was renamed to the Traditional Acupuncture Institute in 1978 to train [[acupuncture|acupuncturist]]s.<ref name="bmore">{{cite web|date=2012-03-06 |title=Healthy Growth: Wellness School Tai Sophia Seeks University Status |url=http://www.bmoremedia.com/features/taisophia030612.aspx |first=Elizabeth |last=Heubeck |publisher=BmoreMedia |accessdate=2012-08-09}}</ref> In 1985, TAI became the first school accredited by the National Accreditation Commission for Schools and Colleges of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (now known as ACAOM). In 1986, TAI received approval from the Maryland Higher Education Commission to offer its first graduate degree, the Master’s of Acupuncture. In 2000, it was renamed the Tai Sophia Institute and began expanding its offerings to include other forms of integrative health and wellness, several of which were the first of their kind at the time.<ref>{{cite book|title=New City Upon a Hill|author=Joseph Rocco, David L. Stebenne|page=114}}</ref> In 2002, the institute moved to the Montpelier Research Park in Fulton on the site of the 1740 [[Montpelier Mansion (Fulton, Maryland)|Montpelier Mansion]] which was razed by [[Maple Lawn]] developers in 1996. In 2006, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education granted initial accreditation to Tai Sophia Institute. In 2013 the institution changed its name to the Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) on March 1, 2013, and began offering online programs in the same year.<ref>{{cite web|date=2013-02-11 |title=Tai Sophia earns university status, changes name |url=http://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2013/02/11/tai-sophia-earns-university-status.html |first=Ryan |last=Sharrow |work=Baltimore Business Journal |accessdate=2013-02-23}}</ref> In 2015, MUIH began offering doctoral programs. |
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Maryland University of Integrative Health continues to be on the leading edge of this movement by creating programs that prepare the practitioners, leaders, and advocates of the future, while providing clinical care and consultation to improve health and vitality of individuals and communities. |
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| ⚫ | The university was founded by Dianne Connelly and Robert Duggan in 1974 as the College of Chinese Acupuncture, U.S. It was renamed to the Traditional Acupuncture Institute in 1978 to train [[acupuncture|acupuncturist]]s.<ref name="bmore">{{cite web|date=2012-03-06 |title=Healthy Growth: Wellness School Tai Sophia Seeks University Status |url=http://www.bmoremedia.com/features/taisophia030612.aspx |first=Elizabeth |last=Heubeck |publisher=BmoreMedia |accessdate=2012-08-09}}</ref> In 2000, it was renamed the Tai Sophia Institute and |
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== Mission == |
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MUIH promotes whole-person and community health and wellness through relationship centered integrative health education, care, and leadership. |
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== Vision == |
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MUIH is a global leader in advancing whole-person and community health and well-being. |
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== Foundational Principles == |
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At Maryland University of Integrative Health, we commit, individually and collectively, to remembering these foundational principles. We use these to guide our behavior, inform our decisions, and shape our preferred future. |
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* Interconnection |
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* Holism |
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* Transformation |
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* Diversity |
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* Resilience |
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== Values == |
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* Community |
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* Mindfulness |
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* Integrity |
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* Inquisitiveness |
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* Discernment |
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== Academic programs == |
== Academic programs == |
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=== Academic departments === |
=== Academic departments === |
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Maryland University of Integrative Health educates leaders in integrative health and wellness through transformative and relationship-centered programs that integrate ancient wisdom and contemporary science. MUIH offers doctoral and master’s degrees, graduate certificates, and non-credit professional and continuing education in a wide range of health and wellness fields, as well as individual academic courses for professional and personal development.The university offers curricula in the following branches of integrative health and wellness: |
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The university offers curricula in the following branches of integrative medicine: |
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* Acupuncture |
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* Ayurveda |
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* Cannabis Science |
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* Health and Wellness Coaching |
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* Health Promotion |
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* Nutrition |
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* Workplace Wellness |
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== Marc Levin, M.B.A., M.A., CPA, (Ex-Officio), President and CEO == |
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* Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine |
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Marc Levin is the current president of Maryland University of Integrative Health. He joined MUIH in March 2008 and has served as a senior officer for every president in the history of the University. He is highly respected both within and outside the University and recognized for his integrity, authenticity, and grace. He earned his Master of Arts in Transformative Leadership and Social Change from MUIH under the teachings of the University’s founders and elders, and holds a B.S. and MBA from University of Maryland. Today, he is a proud alum and continues to be a strong supporter of the University’s values and culture which are consistently shown through his leadership and actions. |
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* Health Philosophy and Promotion |
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* Nutrition and Integrative Health |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 20:41, 12 February 2021
Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH), formerly the Tai Sophia Institute, is a leading academic institution focused on the study and practice of integrative health and wellness and one of the few universities in the U.S. dedicated solely to such practices. Deeply rooted in a holistic philosophy, its model for integrative health and wellness is grounded in whole-person, relationship-centered, evidence-informed care. MUIH is located in Laurel, Maryland and is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. With 22 doctoral and master's degrees and graduate level certificates and disciplines that integrate ancient wisdom, contemporary science, and evidence-informed practice, MUIH has one of the broadest arrays of integrative health programs at any university in the country. MUIH’s graduates positively impact the health and wellbeing of individuals in their community.
History
The university was founded by Dianne Connelly and Robert Duggan in 1974 as the College of Chinese Acupuncture, U.S. It was renamed to the Traditional Acupuncture Institute in 1978 to train acupuncturists.[1] In 1985, TAI became the first school accredited by the National Accreditation Commission for Schools and Colleges of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (now known as ACAOM). In 1986, TAI received approval from the Maryland Higher Education Commission to offer its first graduate degree, the Master’s of Acupuncture. In 2000, it was renamed the Tai Sophia Institute and began expanding its offerings to include other forms of integrative health and wellness, several of which were the first of their kind at the time.[2] In 2002, the institute moved to the Montpelier Research Park in Fulton on the site of the 1740 Montpelier Mansion which was razed by Maple Lawn developers in 1996. In 2006, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education granted initial accreditation to Tai Sophia Institute. In 2013 the institution changed its name to the Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) on March 1, 2013, and began offering online programs in the same year.[3] In 2015, MUIH began offering doctoral programs.
Maryland University of Integrative Health continues to be on the leading edge of this movement by creating programs that prepare the practitioners, leaders, and advocates of the future, while providing clinical care and consultation to improve health and vitality of individuals and communities.
Mission
MUIH promotes whole-person and community health and wellness through relationship centered integrative health education, care, and leadership.
Vision
MUIH is a global leader in advancing whole-person and community health and well-being.
Foundational Principles
At Maryland University of Integrative Health, we commit, individually and collectively, to remembering these foundational principles. We use these to guide our behavior, inform our decisions, and shape our preferred future.
- Interconnection
- Holism
- Transformation
- Diversity
- Resilience
Values
- Community
- Mindfulness
- Integrity
- Inquisitiveness
- Discernment
Academic programs
The university offers doctoral degrees, master's degrees, graduate certificates, post-master's certificates, post-bachelor's certificates, and continuing education in areas such as acupuncture, oriental medicine, holistic health, and herbal studies.[4]
Academic departments
Maryland University of Integrative Health educates leaders in integrative health and wellness through transformative and relationship-centered programs that integrate ancient wisdom and contemporary science. MUIH offers doctoral and master’s degrees, graduate certificates, and non-credit professional and continuing education in a wide range of health and wellness fields, as well as individual academic courses for professional and personal development.The university offers curricula in the following branches of integrative health and wellness:
- Acupuncture
- Ayurveda
- Cannabis Science
- Health and Wellness Coaching
- Health Promotion
- Herbal Medicine
- Integrative Health Studies
- Nutrition
- Workplace Wellness
- Yoga Therapy
Marc Levin, M.B.A., M.A., CPA, (Ex-Officio), President and CEO
Marc Levin is the current president of Maryland University of Integrative Health. He joined MUIH in March 2008 and has served as a senior officer for every president in the history of the University. He is highly respected both within and outside the University and recognized for his integrity, authenticity, and grace. He earned his Master of Arts in Transformative Leadership and Social Change from MUIH under the teachings of the University’s founders and elders, and holds a B.S. and MBA from University of Maryland. Today, he is a proud alum and continues to be a strong supporter of the University’s values and culture which are consistently shown through his leadership and actions.
References
- ^ Heubeck, Elizabeth (2012-03-06). "Healthy Growth: Wellness School Tai Sophia Seeks University Status". BmoreMedia. Retrieved 2012-08-09.
- ^ Joseph Rocco, David L. Stebenne. New City Upon a Hill. p. 114.
- ^ Sharrow, Ryan (2013-02-11). "Tai Sophia earns university status, changes name". Baltimore Business Journal. Retrieved 2013-02-23.
- ^ "Academics". MUIH.edu.
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