William Rogers

William Rogers [1944- ] was born in Corpus Christi, Texas, to Alvin and Ann Rogers, the second of eight children. After receiving a BS in journalism from Western Illinois University. He worked as a journalist for KEYS News Radio in Corpus Christi, Tx. WOAI News Radio in San Antonio, Tx. KTRH News Radio in Houston, Tx. WWDC News Radio in Washington D.C. as well as CBS Radio News, United Press International and the Associated Press. Rogers was awarded more than 20 major national and international accolades during his 14 year tenure as a news reporter including having his total journalistic achievements read before both houses of congress and inducted into the United States Library of Congress. Rogers became disenchanted with the 'news' business. At the age of 43 went back to school achieving 4 graduate degrees, including masters and doctorates in Psychotherapy, Counseling Psychology and Bio-Psychology, with post-doctoral work in Bio-Engineering, Electromagnetism and Ultrasound. He is the inventor of 'Electromagnetic Brain Animation as well as the 'Nutron Magnetic Shield'. His work can be found In virtually every major university in the world. The 'MIT Technology Review' states that Rogers works "have the potential to become the most profound discoveries of the 21st Century. For the second time in a second field Rogers work has been inducted into the U.S. Library of Congress.