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Core Professionals
Zhenghua Liu, Ph.D., O.M.D.,
L.Ac.
M.S. & Ph.D. Graduate from Beijing University of
Traditional Chinese Medicine. B.S. graduate from Hunan
University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Author of
12 books on Chinese medicine and acupuncture theories
and clinical applications. Author of 25 research articles
on difficult and complicated diseases treated with Chinese
medicine and acupuncture. Chief professor and director
of American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Thomas R. Haines, Ph.D.
B.A., M.S., Oregon College of Education, Monmouth, Oregon,
1965; Ph.D. with Honors, Human Behavior / Leadership,
United States International University, San Diego, California,
1972; Elementary School teacher 1965-1966; University
professor and administrator, United States International
University, San Diego, 1967-1984; Vice President, Academic
Affairs and University Affairs, William Lyon University,
San Diego, 1984-1989; Professor, National University,
Psychology and Research, 1984-1996; Dean of Academic
Studies, American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine,
1996-2000; Vice President
Richard Su, Ph.D., M.D.
B.S. graduate from 4th Medical University in China,
1965; Received Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine at Royal
Medical School, London University, 1987; Professor and
Director at 4th Medical University, China, and have
worked as visiting scientist, visiting professor at
Bristo University Medical School, England, Uppsala University
in Sweden, and Texas University, Galveston Medical Branch.
Gangzhu Wang, M.D. (China)
Co-Chair of World Diabetes Organization of Traditional
Medicine, President of Gangzhu Research Institute of
Diabetes, President of Shijiazhuang Diabetes Hospital,
President of Gangzhu Pharmaceutical Industry, Chairman
of Ghang Joo, Inc.
Huabing Wen, L.Ac., M.S.
Master Degree graduate from Beijing University of Traditional
Chinese Medicine, M.D. at Beijing Dongzhimen Hospital
of Traditional Chinese Medicine, current professor of
Yusong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and
private practice in Santa Monica, California
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