Letter Four from Tanzania
Salama! The tide is high this morning, and the waves are crashing on the beach outside my bungalow. Zanzibar has been a wonderful host, and the Seaweed Center has been a perfect locale for the students this past week.
Letter Five from Tanzania
Zima! The unreal teal and blue waters of Zanzibar are not looking as inviting to me this afternoon.
Portland Tribune: Naturopathics Mix Traditional, Modern Treatments
Alumni Marty Milner, ND (‘83), and Tom Messinger, ND (’10), talk about their success with naturopathic medicine.
The Gift of Plants
Medicinal plants are at the very core of NCNM instruction, clinics and alumni practices.
NCNM Beaverton Clinic Receives $387,000 Grant from Washington County
The county is funding safety-net clinics to serve county patients, with the Beaverton Clinic providing natural medicine primary care services.
Letter Three from Tanzania–Zanzibar!
Salama! Zanzibar!!! Even the name is exotic. The color of the water here defies description. Heavenly turquoise? Sea foam dream? Impossibly deep salty azure? Like I said, words don’t do it justice.
Beaverton Valley Times: National College of Natural Medicine's clinic in Beaverton serves uninsured
NCNM was awarded $387,000 by Washington County Health & Human Services to provide naturopathic primary care services.
College Graduates Record Class
The Class of 2015 is the largest graduating class in NCNM history, according to figures from the Registrar’s office.
The Goat Herder and the Master
A love of plants and animals—and the teachings of Sun Simiao—lead to a vibrant life of teaching and scholarship for Sabine Wilms, PhD, adjunct professor of Chinese medicine at NCNM.
It’s History: NCNM To Offer Undergraduate Degrees
Both undergrad offerings are two-year, pre-med and pre-health degree completion programs that focus on integrative health sciences and nutrition.