Global Opportunities at NUNM World’s Fair
The Annual World’s Fair hosted by NUNM’s Global Health Club is just around the corner! This is a great opportunity for students and faculty to get a better understanding of the global opportunities, including travel courses, that NUNM offers. The World’s Fair takes place on Jan 29th, 2020 from 11AM-1PM in the student lounge. Stop by for a chat and a nibble (yes… we will have food!) If you have any questions, please email IPSL Global Institute at NUNM: djjohnson@nunm.edu
Jan. 29, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Student Lounge | Info: djjohnson@nunm.edu
Brown Bag Lunch Event
Wrestling Ghosts: A Five Year Journey in Healing from Generational Trauma
By Joshua Moore, MA, LMHC, BCN
Join the NUNM Community as we watch this transformative documentary that gives us a window into the recovery process of generational family trauma. Eager to make sense of her conflicted feelings around parenthood, Kim embarks on a reflective journey to explore her past, learning about the impact of childhood trauma on her ability to relate to her own children.
Jan. 29, 5:30 p.m. | Mitchell Hall (310) | Info: https://my.nunm.edu/2020/01/brown-bag-lunch-movie-night/
Spilling the T (with Tyler)
Is the world a bit overwhelming right now? Do you wish you had a place to vent your frustrations, color mandalas, and drink some refreshing tea? Join me for Spilling the T, my own event where we’ll discuss everything and anything… politics, books, terrible movies, the best music, and more! THIS IS A BRING YOUR OWN MUG EVENT.
RESCHEDULED: JAN 31, 12:30 – 1:30 | 203
Lunar New Year Banquet
Come usher in the year of the Metal Rat with your favorite CCM faculty and friends at the Happy Dragon Chinese Restaurant. The event starts at 6:30, appetizers at 7, and seven more courses to follow. The menu will be posted on eventbrite and FB. For those of you who don’t have a car, strive to be sustainable, or just want to make friends, a carpool doc will be posted on the FB event page. Tickets can be purchased through the eventbrite link above. For more information, contact Amanda at amanda.oberheu@nunm.edu.
Jan. 31, 6:30 p.m. | Happy Dragon Restaurant | Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/metal-rat-nunm-chinese-new-year-dinner-2020-tickets-89610925691
Scholar’s Hour: Stone Therapy with Ken Glowacki
Stones and stone therapy: A Chinese medical approach to these keepers of time
Life began on this rocky planet, third from the sun. Life evolved and took many forms. What has remained constant is that we live on a rocky planet. Stones and gems are witnesses to the history of the earth. We will learn the basics of how Chinese medicine has used stones. We will discuss the types of stones, how they are organized and how they can be used by humans and in spaces around us. We will use the concept of the 9 palaces that are common to all people and how we come to live out our lives. How can these witnesses of the history of the earth resonate with each one of us?
Who: Ken Glowacki, DACM, L.Ac.
Where: NUNM, Room 322
When: Jan. 31, 2020