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FALL 2009 NEWSLETTER Chinese Medicine in Practice  Published three times a year, Chinese Medicine in Practice is the American Academy of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine's official newsletter. The newsletter presents valuable information on AAAOM activities, acupuncture and TCM research, Oriental medicine background, faculty profiles and activities, professional development, and alumni and student experiences.
Click here or on the image to the right for the FALL 2009 ISSUE of Chinese Medicine in Practice. WINTER REGISTRATION NOW OPEN If you are a prospective student, contact the admissions office at 651-631-0204 ext. 2 or
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. AAAOM accepts applications year-round for trimesters beginning in September, January, and late April. OPEN HOUSES - SUNDAYS, MARCH 21 & 28 
American Academy of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM) hosts our next two Open Houses on back to back Sundays, March 21st and 28th, 2010, from 2-5p.m. As the only independent fully-accredited acupuncture school in Minnesota, we pride ourselves on the quality and depth of our Master's degree program, and we invite anyone who is interested in acupuncture and Oriental medicine to spend the afternoon with us. Attendees will be given a tour of the school, get to see an acupuncture treatment first-hand, and then receive an informational presentation by AAAOM's president and faculty members, outlining the acupuncture program at our school and the exciting opportunities available in the field of Oriental medicine today. After the formal presentation, there will be an informal get-together with AAAOM faculty and staff members. Tea and refreshments will be served. Click here to read more about the OPEN HOUSES and to RSVP. INTERN CLINICS - HALF-PRICE COUPONS  The Intern Clinics at our Roseville and Uptown locations are an inexpensive way to invest in your health. Supervised by our faculty, you will receive high quality treatment from 3rd- and 4th-year interns. In return, you will be assisting interns in gaining valuable first-hand clinical experience. Treatments may include acupuncture, herbal medicine, Tuina massage, dietary recommendations, and even Qi Gong. Faculty members carefully advise and review all patient diagnoses, prescriptions, and follow-up visits to ensure the most effective treatments.
Treatments from interns are generally $32 per session, but coupons are available here to print out and bring along with you for a $16 introductory treatment: 2009 CHINA TRIP  AAAOM conducted its third trip to China from April 9th to April 23rd, under the guidance of AAAOM Academic Dean Dr. Yubin Lu. One of the first stops on the trip was AAAOM's sister school, Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and its affiliated TCM hospitals. AAAOM students and some acupuncture practitioners in the group were able to "test drive" a newly-developed pulse diagnosis machine. Also on the itinerary were Xi'an, Beijing, Shanghai, Guilin, Jinan, Qufu, Taishan and Qingdao. Group members experienced many never-to-be-forgotten moments as they stood beside the terra-cotta soldiers of Xi'an, enjoyed the beautiful scenery of Guilin, saw the Water Cube and Bird's Nest featured at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and climbed the Great Wall.
Click here to see MORE PICTURES of the trip on DrLuChina2009.shutterfly.com. 2009 GRADUATION AAAOM is proud to graduate its largest class ever. Twenty-one students took part in AAAOM's traditional graduation ceremony and received their well-earned diplomas in the Year of the Ox. Graduates for 2009 (pictured below): Brent Barness, Angela Buckridge, Deborah Bunde, Gerard Ceulemans, Candyce Clayton, Julie Colby, Nicholas Dougherty, Tammy Gerber, Linda Hafenbredl, Christine Hester, Sharon Jeziorski, Sarunya Katanyuwong, Robyn Kielsa, Lucy Larson, Mason McClellan, Sandra McClellan, Mary Rian, Joshua Reverman, Sarah Sawyer, Kennedy Sharp, Shauyu Villimpoc, and Justin Workman. |
