The college commissioned the economic impact study to better assess its role in Portland’s economy as the college prepares its 20-year master plan to help drive future planning and decision-making.
Dr. Marinelli is a clinical authority on pain management and natural medicine. In 2005, he was appointed by Governor Ted Kulongoski to the Oregon Pain Commission, where he continues to serve.
NCNM encourages a thoughtful analysis of the use of supplements, while reminding patients of the need to consult with a primary care provider before beginning a supplement regimen.
The grant will continue NCNM's Research in Complementary and Alternative Medicine Program (R-CAMP) initiative. This is the second four-year cycle of R-CAMP. NIH funded the first cycle in 2007.
Practical solutions for staying healthy in the modern world. “True Nature Radio” programs will explore ancient and natural systems of healing and how they are relevant in today’s world of health care.
NCNM will confer upon celebrated ethnobotanist and anthropologist Wade Davis, PhD, its highest academic honors in recognition of his work to advance botanical medicine and ancient healing traditions.
NCNM will celebrate the opening of its new Min Zidell Healing Garden, the most recent addition to its rapidly growing South Portland campus on Friday, June 24.
Erin F. Sharman, an NCNM student in her third year of a naturopathic degree program, was awarded a $7,000 scholarship and the first-place trophy in the second annual Bob’s Red Mill Scholarship Cup Competition.
