Oh really?
You can try and turn his credentials below into a piece of paper if you
like. I have three college degrees in the sciences, that I worked
extremely hard for many years to get - but my
credentials pale in comparison to Dr. Bergman. Oh, but you can
turn it into a piece of paper just by saying it is so.
:nohead:
Dr. Bergman is an adjunct associate professor at
Medical University of Ohio and also teaches
biochemistry,
biology,
chemistry and
physics at
Northwest State Community College in Ohio. He has taught at the college level for 35 years including seven years at
Bowling Green State University, 6 years at the
University of Toledo, and 20 years at Northwest State. He started as a graduate student in biochemistry at Medical College of Ohio (MCO; now Medical University of Ohio) in 1985, and was later hired as an adjunct instructor and research associate in the experimental pathology department and he still is still on the faculty at MCO. He has also worked for several years as a therapist at various psychological clinics including Arlington Psychological associates in
Toledo, Ohio. Bergman has nine academic degrees. He obtained an Associate in Arts degree in Biology and Behavioral Science, from
Oakland Community College,
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan in 1967; a BSc from
Wayne State University in
Detroit, Michigan, in 1970, with majors in sociology, biology, and psychology; and an M.Ed. in counseling and psychology from Wayne State in 1971. He also studied for a PhD in measurement and evaluation, minor in psychology from Wayne State, and received an M.A. in social psychology from Bowling Green State in 1986.
In 1992 Bergman received his Ph.D. in human biology from
Columbia Pacific University, a now-defunct
nonaccredited distance learning school. Columbia Pacific University lost its state approval to operate in 1995 and was ordered to close permanently in October 2000 by the State of
California. A court invalidated all degrees awarded after 1997 and ordered the student fees refunded. Bergman has written a detailed perspective on the school's fall from grace.<sup id="cite_ref-0" class="reference">
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Bergman also received a Master of Science degree in biomedical science, from the Medical College of Ohio in 1999. In 2001 he obtained a
Master of Public Health degree from the
Northwest Ohio Consortium for Public Health (consisting of the Medical College of Ohio, the
University of Toledo, and Bowling Green State University). In 2004 he received another MA from Medical College of Ohio. Dr. Bergman has also completed coursework at the
University of Wisconsin-Madison,
Miami University (where he was accepted into the doctoral program in chemistry, so far completing 33 semester hours), and the
University of California, Berkeley. He now has over 700 publications in a variety of scientific and popular journals, plus 20 books and monographs. His work has now been translated into 12 languages and he has spoken widely in the United States, Canada and Europe on his research.
He is a member of
Mensa, and received the 1998 Edgar Langsdorf award for excellence in writing.
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