"You Can Because You Know You Can"
Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez
Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez embodies unwavering compassion and dedication, coupled with a tenacious spirit and an innovative mindset that unveils hidden treasures for the benefit of others.
Innovative, Persistence, Determination
Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez's remarkable achievements include the establishment of an on-campus childcare center in 1990 at Clinton Community College, a feat once deemed improbable. In 2017, the childcare center was closed. It housed the Small Business Center. And in 2024, it was converted once again.
Through independent research, she delved into the stories of nine distinctive families in Clinton County, New York, culminating in the publication of "Tan Americans of Clinton County, New York."
This comprehensive compilation stands as a testament to her commitment and vision. Join us in exploring the inspiring narrative of Guadalupe's transformative projects, each a testament to her resilience and impact.
Journey: From Inception to Flourishing Development
Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez, a beacon of inspiration, exhibits robust leadership and creative process that has not only brought her visionary projects to life but has also ignited positive transformations in Northern New York. Her commitment to turning ideas into reality is evident through the impactful contributions to the community.
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She has published several books from Health and Wellness to genealogy. She can help you to research your ancestors, with her 40 years of genealogical research she is able to help you to unravel your mysterious of your family tree.
Dr. Vanderhorst Rodriguez's visionary leadership played a pivotal role in the establishment of a Childcare Center at Clinton Community College. This nurturing space stands as a testament to her dedication to fostering education and support for the community's youngest members.
Tan Americans of Clinton County New York
Driven by a passion for preserving heritage, Dr. Vanderhorst Rodriguez initiated the genealogy project "Tan Americans of Clinton County, New York." Through meticulous research and creativity, she crafted a narrative that celebrates the histories of nine families, contributing to the cultural tapestry of Clinton County, New York. These families included at least four generations of the Clark, Crabtree, Danford, Elliott, Haynes, Soper, Tankard and Wheeler families. She was featured in the television program called "WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE".
Kicotan Acupuncture
At the intersection of traditional healing and holistic well-being, Dr. Vanderhorst Rodriguez brought to life Kicotan Acupuncture. This endeavor reflects her commitment to providing a holistic approach to health, harmonizing mind, body, and spirit for the well-being of the community.
Grandmother's Voices
In creating "Grandmother's Voices," Dr. Vanderhorst Rodriguez established a platform for intergenerational wisdom and storytelling. This project stands as a testament to her belief in the power of shared narratives and the importance of passing down wisdom from one generation to the next.
Anything is Possible, When You Believe in Yourself
​Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez's journey from idea to creation is not just a testament to her leadership and creativity but a source of inspiration for those touched by her projects in Northern New York. Each initiative reflects her deep commitment to community, heritage, and holistic well-being.