Endeavour College reveals its six newest natural health stars

Endeavour College of Natural Health today announced the six recipients of its increasingly popular Scholarship Program for 2012.

“We were delighted with the high level of interest in our 2012 scholarship program. We’re looking forward to supporting our recipients as they kick start their natural health journey with a year of fully funded course fees for study in a Bachelor degree in Naturopathy, Nutritional Medicine or Musculoskeletal Therapy,” said Endeavour College of Natural Health Director of Education Dr Nicholas Vardaxis.

“Our winners made a strong impression on the judging panel with their academic ability, dazzling passion for our industry and ability to be fine ambassadors for the College.”

Congratulations to the following six Endeavour College Scholarship Program recipients for 2012.

Jake Ziegler

Commencing a Bachelor of Health Science (Musculoskeletal Therapy) in Brisbane.

Jake Ziegler impressed the judging panel with his strong academic results, excellent character references and demonstrated commitment to the health and fitness industry. Jake’s interest in the workings of the body was sparked after suffering a serious football injury. Jake is an Aquinas College graduate who currently lives on the Gold Coast.

Joshua Gartrell

Commencing a Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) in Brisbane.

Joshua Gartrell was selected as a scholarship recipient based on his excellent academic results, positive attitude, extensive community and volunteering efforts and well-researched essay. Josh was the Student Council President of his high school and was awarded the ‘Member for Mulgrave Youth Volunteer Award’ for his local community efforts.

Joshua is particularly interested in learning more about herbal medicine, nutrition and flower essence therapy and plans to undertake electives in homeopathy and musculoskeletal therapy. Joshua is a graduate of Babinda P-12 State School in Far North Queensland.

Massimo Rizzotto

Commencing a Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional Medicine) in Sydney.

The judging panel selected Massimo Rizzotto as a scholarship recipient because of his strong academic results, leadership abilities and enthusiasm to enter the natural health industry. Massimo developed an interest in nutritional medicine following his HSC study of chemistry and biology and aspires to open his own clinic specialising in nutrition and fitness upon graduating. Massimo is a graduate of Holy Cross College in Ryde, Sydney.

Elliott Christopher

Commencing a Bachelor of Health Science (Musculoskeletal Therapy) in Melbourne.

Elliott Christopher was named a scholarship recipient because of his impressive academic results coupled with a strong interest and impressive track record in the health and fitness industry. Elliott has already completed a Certificate III in Fitness and a Certificate II in Sport and has impressive experience designing fitness programs at his local gym. Elliott was attracted to the science-based teachings offered by Endeavour College.

Elliott is a graduate of Mansfield Secondary College, Melbourne and was House Captain for Sport.

Kiarna O’Neil

Commencing a Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional Medicine) in Adelaide.

Kiarna O’Neil impressed the judging panel with her commitment to learning, having successfully juggled her high school studies with an Endeavour College Certificate IV in Massage Therapy. Kiarna named her role model as nutritionist, author and Endeavour College graduate Lola Berry who inspired her to pursue her interest in nutrition as a career.

Kiarna is a graduate of Brighton Secondary School.

Kristine Mobbs

Commencing a Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) in Perth.

Kristine was named a scholarship recipient based on her positive attitude and keen interest in the field of naturopathy. Kristine aims to become known as a compassionate and skilled practitioner upon graduating and hopes to play her part in raising the profile of alternative medicine.

Kristine is a graduate of Lesmurdie Senior High School.

Scholarship recipients will commence their study on campus on 20 February 2012.