Ann Jerome Croce, PhD, CCH, RSHom(NA), Director, was educated at Yale and Brown Universities and has taught for over twenty-five years, focusing on the Professional Course since 1999 and specializing in homeopathic philosophy and curriculum development. Formerly on the Board of the Council for Homeopathic Certification, she writes frequently for publication, lectures widely, and serves as a Board member and Dean of Education for the National Center for Homeopathy. “Education and homeopathy have at least this in common: both, at their best, bring us to a new and delightful understanding of ourselves. Real healing includes discovering ever deeper and truer realities; the classroom, like the consulting room, is a place for this kind of renewal.”
	Gwynn Cadwallader, Clinic Coordinator, is a graduate of the Florida Academy of Classical Homeopathy, and she has studied homeopathy since 2000 in both Florida and Albuquerque. She is also a graphic designer with her own firm, Flicker Designs, and has taught both graphic design and homeopathy. She homeschools her three children and has led homeschooling groups for over ten years in Florida and New Mexico. "As a homeopath, I consider myself always an educator, by helping clients to understand homeopathy while they experience its benefits. I'm committed to my own healthy lifestyle and my family's, and I enjoy helping people to live more healthily in every way. I am glad to be able to contribute my organizational and educational skills to building an excellent homeopathic educational program at the school."
	Miranda Castro, FSHom, CCH is a graduate of the College of Homeopathy (London). She is a British homeopath and Fellow of the Society of Homeopaths (UK) who has been practicing homeopathy since 1982 and teaching and speaking about homeopathy since 1988. She specializes in ethics and practice management and has a special interest in the health and well-being of the whole homeopath. She is author of countless articles and three books: The Complete Homeopathy Handbook; Homeopathy for Pregnancy, Birth and Your Baby’s First Years; and A Homeopathic Guide to Stress. Miranda moved to the US in 1994 and resides in Gainesville, Florida. “Teaching is part of a homeopathic continuum in my life - one where I stop along the path to reflect and re-evaluate where I am and share with others what I've learned. In the process I add to my own knowledge base - and then move on to the next stage. The joy of homeopathy is that learning is a life-long process. Teaching allows me the pleasure of sharing that process with others on the path.” www.mirandacastro.com
	Julia Eastman, AP, CCH, RSHom(NA) is an award-winning innovative teacher and an accomplished clinican. She has studied with masters in homeopathy worldwide and has taught both children and adults in environmental issues and in homeopathy. First in her graduating class in acupuncture, she specializes in Japanese meridian therapy, and her homeopathic family practice focuses on pediatrics and women's health. She maintains practices in Florida and Arizona and serves as Chair of Women’s Medicine at the American Medical College of Homeopathy. “I feel the characteristics that encompass being a good homeopath include an analytical mind, compassion, persistence and good communication skills... so too, a good educator. Teaching homeopathy allows me to combine two of my greatest passions: homeopathy and education. It is vital that we educate our patients, each other, and new practitioners so that we may share the gifts as well as the possibilities of homeopathic healing."
	Ellen Goldman, ND, CCH, RSHom(NA) has taught homeopathy for over fifteen years, retiring as Full Professor at Bastyr University in 2000. Author of a textbook in homeopathy as well as numerous articles for professionals and the public, she has served on the boards of many national organizations, including the Council for Homeopathic Education and the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians. “There are three things that get my total enthusiasm. 1. Homeopathy 2. Teaching homeopathy 3. Golf All three of them take a lot of work, and I do my best to make all three of them enjoyable.”
	Polly Millet, M.S.N., A.R.N.P., C.S. is a graduate of Boston University and University of South Florida. An advanced nurse practitioner and clinical specialist, she has taught in nursing programs in New York, Ohio and Florida for over 30 years. She is presently Professor of Nursing at Central Florida Community College in Ocala, Florida. She has studied homeopathy since 2002 through study groups, seminars, and the Florida Academy of Classical Homeopathy. She teaches human health sciences for the school. “I am happy to share my knowledge of the body and mind in health and disease with future homeopaths. Becoming an informed observer and differentiating normal from abnormal manifestations in our clients is an important part of the homeopathic process. As an educator, I consider myself a facilitator. I love seeing students discover, own and understand what they are learning so they are able to put it to use in the real world.”
	Molly Punzo, MD, an internist-turned-homeopath, has used homeopathy alongside conventional medicine in her practice for over ten years. A founder and past Director of the Integrative Medicine Department at Hartford Hospital, she is currently a hospital administrator on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. She serves on the Board of the National Center for Homeopathy and teaches for the NCH On the Road Program.