Letters from Zimbabwe: August 1, 2014
Zimbabwe! Cold. OHMYGOSH can Zimbabwe get cold. I think often as Americans we think of Africa as one country – one hot, dry, wild animal filled country. It’s not. It’s an entire continent.
Letters from Zimbabwe: July 30, 2014
Hello! Yes, hello. No Swahili in Zambia and Zimbabwe. However, we’re quickly learning that Shona, the tribal language in Zimbabwe is similar to Swahili.
Letters from Tanzania: July 22, 2014
Zima! Zanzibar. I don’t know what it means in Swahili, but it could very well translate as “heaven.”
Letters from Tanzania: July 20, 2014
Hujambo from Tanga! It seems hard to believe, but we’re two-thirds of the way through our trip with the global health students in Tanzania.
Palm Springs Life Interviews Nicole Ortiz, ND, Class of 2008
Dr. Nicole Ortiz talks about choosing naturopathy and the difference between NDs and MDs.
Plan B Opens the Door to Holistic Urgent Care for Sara Gillham, ND
Talk about best laid plans. Dr. Sara Gillham (’11) did all the right things to secure employment as she finished her naturopathic medicine degree.
Letters from Tanzania: July 13, 2014
Habari! There is a suspicious monkey watching me type this morning. I think he’s trying to decide if my computer is edible.
Letters from Tanzania: July 10, 2014
Mambo! Contracting infectious diseases isn’t unusual on trips like this one.
A Legacy of Compassion, a Gift of Hope
NCNM announced a $1.06 million bequest from the estate of Adrienne and Percy Frazier at a meeting of the college’s board of directors in late February.
NPR's Andrei Codrescu to Keynote NCNM Commencement
Andrei Codrescu, celebrated author, poet and NPR commentator, is slated to deliver the keynote address at NCNM's 2014 commencement ceremony.