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"Network Spinal Analysis Club proudly presents The Four Seasons of Wellbeing with Dr. Kimberly Berkus, D.C. Each season represents the way a person is influenced within & influences his or her environment. In each season, specific perceptions, actions, thoughts, and developmental levels, experiences, & energies are supported and made easier to access and others not. Join us Friday, Feb 17, 2017."

"Friday, Feb 17th. Mastering Applied Kinesiology. Dr. Bob Rakowski, DC, CCN, DABCN, DIBAK. Dr. Bob will be talking about his Applied Kinesiology Workshop. That demonstrates lower extremity, upper extremity, core and cranial testing, focusing primarily on the neuro-muscular system helping you more carefully diagnose and treat a variety of ailments."

"Nichi Hirsch: 'Support during pregnancy and delivery to reach optimal outcomes.' Come hear about the benefits of a Doula and a Midwife during pregnancy and delivery with an emphasis on home births. Nichi will provide information about best places to find homebirth resources along with walk through what you can expect during a home birth. Thursday, Feb 16, 2017. Hosted by the Pediatric Club."

"Hands-on workshop with Dr. Brandon Trujillo. Representative from the Japanese massive R&D company, Nitto, will be visiting and demonstrating innovative hands-on techniques as well as a new kinesiology tape. Thursday, Feb 16, 2017... Dr. Brandon Trujillo will also be presenting at Grand Rounds at 7:00am. Grand Round presentation will be on Force Closure of the Pelvic for optimizing athletic function..."

"Advocacy Forum! Minnesota Senator Kent Eken. Join us for: discussion on the important process of advocacy and lobbying, learn how a bill becomes law, learn tips and tricks, Q&A. Everyone is welcome. Feb 9, 2017. Presented by SACA [Student American Chiropractic Association], SABCA [Student American Black Chiropractic Association], SMCA [Student Minnesota Chiropractic Association?] and the Office of Student Affairs."

"Learn to make these cut-paper stars in the library!" Dec 12-15, 2016

"The holidays are a great time to send notes to your family and friends. We will have supplies for card making and also decorating cards for LGBTQ+ prisoners. There will be plenty of snacks and card making supplies." Hosted by GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance). Dec 7, 2016

"NWHSU CAOM [College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine] Department, Faculty Development & Student Senate Present: '"Understanding is Within One's Grasp": A Cultural History of Bodily Arts of Memory, Prognostication, and Being in Chinese Medicine.' Wednesday, Dec. 7th... Dr. Marta Hanson (Johns Hopkins University) discusses the cultural history of how Chinese physicians deployed their bodies through self-cultivation as well as therapeutically as a medical instrument via hand mnemonics and dactylomancy (using one's fingers to practice chronomancy)."

"Election 2016: The results are in! What is the impact on: healthcare market trends? Affordable Care Act? Ongoing legislative efforts? Join the conversation. Tuesday, Nov 22 (2016)... Students, faculty and staff are all welcome. Brought to you by the Center for Healthcare Innovation and Policy."

"In honor of World Food Day, select and take home a handmade pottery bowl. Fill it with soup, share some bread, and help those who can't fill their bowls. All money raised will be donated to a local organization working to end hunger and food insecurity. Founded by the Imagine Render organization, the Empty Bowls Project is an international grassroots effort to raise both money and awareness in the fight to end hunger." Event included live music and silent auction. $20 per person suggested donation. Oct 16, 2016