Friday, May 9, 2008
What’s The Difference Between a Hook and a Hosel?
There is more to golf than simply putting a ball into a hole. Golf involves strength, strategy, determination and patience…and lots of odd-sounding terms like hook and hosel. If you have never played the game before, here is a quick guide to the rules of the game, golf etiquette, basic golf terms, and how you can get started. » MORE
How About a Shot of Global Warming With Your Coffee…and Maybe A Dash of “Desperate Housewives” To Top It Off
Global warming, politics, and “Desperate Housewives?” All that and more every Tuesday at the Southtown Starbucks from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. » MORE
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Don’t Forget to Pick Up Your Plants!
Plants ordered through the Employee Council’s annual Plant Sale will be available for pickup on Thursday, May 8 or Friday, May 9 in the courtyard. The plants will be arriving on May 8 around 1 p.m., and they should be available to pick up starting around 2 p.m. » MORE
17 Northwestern Employees Recognized by Co-Workers
Seventeen Northwestern Health Sciences University employees were recognized by their co-workers in April, according to Lisa Franczak, BS, SPHR,, benefits and compensation specialist in Northwestern’s Human Resources Department. Franczak coordinates the program. » MORE
Flycasting, Anyone? (No, Brad Pitt Won’t Be There)
Try something different on Mondays at lunch and head to the south lawn to learn – or practice – the art of flycasting. You too can start practicing those tight loops. Just bring a rod, or borrow one from Mary Tuchscherer, DC, PhD, a professor at Northwestern College of Chiropractic. » MORE
Monday, April 28, 2008
Cash Back Program Available at Becker Furniture World
Students, faculty and alumni can earn cash for Northwestern Health Sciences University and a discount for themselves by purchasing their furniture at Becker Furniture World. » MORE
Friday, April 25, 2008
Richfield Band Performance Now Free to Attendees
Northwestern Health Sciences University will host a performance by the Richfield
Symphonic Band in the auditorium on Tuesday, April 29 from 7 p.m. – 8:30
p.m. that will now be offered at no cost to attendees. Donations to the University’s
capital campaign will be accepted. » MORE
Strawberry-Lime Slush
Enjoy this fruity drink as the warm weather arrives! » MORE
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Northwestern, Tianjin Formalize Partnership
Dr.
Zhang Boli, president of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
in China, and Mark Zeigler, DC, Northwestern Health Sciences University President,
sign a formal agreement establishing a relationship between the two universities
on Thursday, April 24. » MORE
Inside Naturopathic Medicine: An Interview With Stephani Waldron-Trapp, ND, A Clinician in the Bloomington Natural Care Center
How did you
become involved in naturopathic medicine? What particularly interested
you about this type of medicine as you began your career?
My career began initially in the medical field as a massage therapist. I
found myself desiring to offer more to my clients in respect to their health.
I began to explore natural health care options myself and I found a naturopath
who inspired me to continue on with my education to become a naturopathic
doctor. » MORE
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Northwestern to Host University President From China
Northwestern is expanding its relationships around the world, reaching as far as China. » MORE
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Sneezing: Stop it with Simple, Natural Allergy Remedies
As the sneezing and runny noses of allergy season approach, many people are busy filling their allergy medication prescriptions. » MORE
Friday, April 18, 2008
The Easiest Whole Wheat Bread Ever
Bake some scrumptious bread with this simple recipe! » MORE
HealthyU Seminars Designed to Educate Northwestern Employees
The seminars are sponsored by HealthyU, a program dedicated to educating and providing support for the Northwestern community. The next seminar on April 30 in the Cafeteria Conference Room will focus on “Cancer Awareness – Risk Factors and Prevention.” The seminar is scheduled from noon to 1 p.m. » MORE
Burnsville Clinic Expanding Hours
The Burnsville Natural Care Center, the School of Massage Therapy’s Teaching Clinic, will be expanding its hours for the summer term starting April 28. » MORE
Thursday, April 17, 2008
University 5K Walk Renamed in Honor of Northwestern Employee Killed in Bridge Collapse
Northwestern Health Sciences University will once again sponsor the CDI Back in Shape 5K Walk and Run on June 7, 2008. » MORE
Important Health Care Terms to Understand
In order to get the most out of your health care benefits, you need to understand the terms used by insurance companies, health plans, and health care providers. » MORE
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Northwestern Helps Facilitate Donations from Kohl’s Department Store
The kids at Washburn Elementary School in Bloomington, Minn., received a surprise donation of stuffed animals and picture books last week. » MORE
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Headaches: How Acupuncture Can Help Ease Pain
Headache is a serious and often debilitating health problem exacting a tremendous toll on affected individuals and their families. Current statistics from the National Headache Foundation estimate a total of 45 million Americans are afflicted with headaches. Among that total, nearly 28 million suffer from painful migraines. In addition to the high personal costs of headache pain, the socioeconomic burden to American employers for missed work and reduced productivity is $13 billion per year. » MORE
Monday, April 14, 2008
Northwestern Graduate Braves Rural Alaska to Bring Chiropractic Care
It’s a frigid winter weekday. In a rush to make it to work to time, you step outside, bracing yourself, as that tentative first breath of painfully cold air hits your lungs. Taking your first step into the freshly fallen snow, you trudge to your vehicle. Turning the key once, there is a mild sputtering sound, but nothing indicating the engine has ignited. You try again, with the same result. Sighing, you adjust your seal skin and beaver hat, abandon your snowmobile and take off for a walk through the arctic wilderness to your office. » MORE
Northwestern Health Sciences University Sponsors Free Community Seminar
It's never too late to conquer your fitness goals! Get tips on how to train from start to finish and how everyone is capable of accomplishing a 5K. Learn more at the Live Well Series seminar on the campus of Northwestern Health Sciences University on April 17 from 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. » MORE
Friday, April 11, 2008
New Study Indicates Link Between Chiropractic Care, Hypertension Relief
A new study done by the University of Chicago suggests that chiropractic care can successfully treat high blood pressure - a condition affecting more than 65 million Americans. Hypertension can lead to increased risk of heart attack, heart failure, stroke, kidney disease and eye disease. » MORE
Strawberry Salad with Gorgonzola Dressing
Try this salad for
a spring picnic treat! » MORE
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Understanding the American Health Care System
The health care system in the United States can be complex and confusing. A myriad of factors both obvious and subtle contribute to health care products and services that vary in quality, service, and cost from person to person and among geographic areas. By understanding some of the factors that affect the care you receive and knowing how to navigate the increasingly complex health care system, you can make better decisions and ultimately receive better care. » MORE
Richfield Symphonic Band to Play at Northwestern
Northwestern Health Sciences University will be hosting a fundraising performance by the Richfield Symphonic Band in the auditorium on April 29 from 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. » MORE
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Northwestern Students Serving on National Acupuncture Board
Three students are representing Northwestern Health Sciences University on the national board of directors of the American Association of Oriental Medicine (AAOM) - Student Organization. » MORE
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Fighting Fatigue With Food
If you are tired, pooped, drained, you need to recharge. Don’t worry; you are not the only one. Many people have trouble getting up in the morning, get the afternoon slump, or just want to lounge on the couch after work. » MORE
Part of Northwestern Being Re-Roofed
A small section of the roof at Northwestern Health Sciences University is being replaced according to Kevin Wolpern, director of the physical plant at Northwestern. » MORE
Volunteer at the 'Back In Shape Run' and Give Back to the Community
It’s time to gear up and give back by volunteering on June 7, 2008, for the Center for Diagnostic Imaging Back In Shape 5K Run and the Patrick Holmes Memorial 5K Walk hosted by Northwestern Health Sciences University. » MORE
Building Renovations Continue to Make Progress
Major building renovations in conjunction with construction on Northwestern’s building additions are picking up speed. » MORE
Monday, April 7, 2008
Minnesota Legislator Named Northwestern Alumnus of the Year
Rep. Jim Abeler, DC, wanted to make a difference. » MORE
Take Caution When Filing Taxes Online
As the April 15 tax deadline approaches, students are urged to use caution
when filing their taxes using public computers, including those at Northwestern. » MORE
Cheer For the Minnesota Twins, Dr. Zeigler and Support Northwestern
Mark Zeigler, DC, president of Northwestern Health Sciences University, will be starting off the May 9 Minnesota Twins game by throwing out the first pitch at the Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis. Northwestern hopes to sell 250 tickets to this fun-filled evening, says Jeff Graham, BS, human resources generalist. » MORE
Monday, April 7, 2008
Minnesota Legislator Named Northwestern Alumnus of the Year
Rep. Jim Abeler, DC, wanted to make a difference. » MORE
Take Caution When Filing Taxes Online
As the April 15 tax deadline approaches, students are urged to use caution when filing their taxes using public computers, including those at Northwestern. » MORE
Cheer For the Minnesota Twins, Dr. Zeigler and Support Northwestern
Mark Zeigler, DC, president of Northwestern Health Sciences University, will be starting off the May 9 Minnesota Twins game by throwing out the first pitch at the Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis. Northwestern hopes to sell 250 tickets to this fun-filled evening, says Jeff Graham, BS, human resources generalist. » MORE
Friday, April 4, 2008
Northwestern Graduate Working at World Health Organization
Dr. Molly Meri Robinson is a pioneer at the World Health Organization (WHO). Dr. Robinson, a November 2007 Northwestern graduate, is serving as the first chiropractic intern at the WHO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. After a push from outside organizations to have a chiropractic representative at the organization, the position was established and Dr. Robinson applied after gaining international experience in other roles. » MORE
Spring Chicken Pasta
Try this pasta for a nice spring treat! » MORE
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Healing Hands Transform Teaching at Northwestern
Some may regard massage therapy as simply a luxury, a reward for the long, tedious hours many Americans put into their careers, families, and personal lives. However, more and more people dealing with pain and stress are discovering that massage is an important part of health care; from treating injuries to preventing illness. » MORE
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Northwestern Graduates 62 Students From College of Chiropractic
The College of Chiropractic at Northwestern Health Sciences University will graduate 62 students on April 5. The University will present 62 Doctor of Chiropractic degrees as well as 13 Bachelor of Science degrees. » MORE
Bike Helmets Offered at Discounted Price
Bike and scooter helmets will be offered to Northwestern employees for discounted prices. » MORE
Northwestern MCAOM Professor Speaks About the Benefits of Acupuncture
Northwestern Health Sciences University is a rich source of natural health care knowledge, as many people – from many places - are discovering. Recently, Northwestern professor Wei Liu, LAc, TCMD, spoke about acupuncture at a symposium in San Diego and was a guest on a cable television segment on Channel 6 in Minneapolis. Liu teaches at the Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. » MORE
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Curves is Popular But Does it Really Work?
Curves for Women is the largest fitness franchise with more than 8,500 worldwide locations. It is now the fastest-growing franchise of any industry in U.S. history. The unanswered question has been whether or not it is truly effective. » MORE
Monday, March 31, 2008
Class Presentations Explore Variety of Topics
Topics ranged from the nutrients found in Brazil nuts to the effect asbestos has on the immune system in the Immunology and Clinical Microbiology, taught by Verena Van Fleet, PhD, an associate professor in the College of Chiropractic. » MORE
More than 400 Attend Great River Symposium
More than 400 acupuncturists and students attended the Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MCAOM) Eighth Annual Great River Symposium March 28-30. » MORE
Friday, March 28, 2008
Employee Recognition Program Honors Outstanding Performance
Employees have the opportunity to recognize co-workers for exceeding expectations through Northwestern’s Employee Recognition Program. It’s important that not just supervisors but co-workers get a chance to recognize other employees, says Lisa Franczak, benefits and compensation specialist in Northwestern’s Human Resources Department. Franczak coordinates the program. » MORE
Thursday, March 27, 2008
A Heart for Healing: Northwestern Health Sciences University Students Open Free Integrated Health Clinic
Educational institutions may conjure up images of stacks of books, computers, book bags, and half-empty coffee cups – the fuel of choice for many fatigued students as they make their way toward the future – and academic degrees. However, an education doesn’t have to just be about “getting.” Sometimes, giving of oneself is the key to learning about life. And Northwestern Health Sciences University students are doing just that. » MORE
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Great River Symposium Expecting Record Attendance
The Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Eighth Annual Great River Symposium, scheduled for March 28-30, is expected to be one of the college's largest ever. This year's symposium, titled "Acupuncture Mediums: Pathways to Healing," has already attracted more than 370 practitioner and student registrants, a substantial increase over last year's final total attendance of 247. » MORE
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Capital Campaign Fundraising Efforts Successful
Northwestern Health Sciences University has raised more than $6 million of its $15 million capital campaign planned giving goal. The money will be used to establish a permanent endowment, said Debbie Peterson, director of alumni, development and career services at Northwestern. » MORE
Selecting the Perfect Mattress and Pillow
The quality of your mattress and pillow may affect your ability to get a good night’s sleep. When you are uncomfortable, falling asleep is more difficult and can lead to restlessness. » MORE
Northwestern Scholarship Application Process Moving Online to Accommodate Scholarship Growth
In the past five years, the number of scholarships at Northwestern Health Sciences University has grown from 12 to 36. Because of a wide array of choices Northwestern students now have in terms of available scholarships, the University has placed information and applications regarding most of the scholarships online, making it easier for students to access them. » MORE
Monday, March 24, 2008
Northwestern Honors Student Leaders; Gives Student of the Year and Teacher of the Year Awards
Northwestern Health Sciences University honored its student leaders and outstanding teachers during the Student Leadership Awards Banquet on March 20. Students were recognized for their participation in clubs and organizations and their leadership roles with the University’s Student Senate. » MORE
Employee Seminar to Focus on Setting Priorities
Northwestern faculty and staff are invited to attend “Getting Things Done,” the topic for this month’s HealthU seminar series. » MORE
More than 700 participate in Spring Egg Festival and Hunt at Northwestern
A snowstorm didn’t stop more than 700 people from attending the Spring Egg Festival and Hunt on March 22 at Northwestern Health Sciences University. » MORE
Friday, March 21, 2008
Retirement Counseling Offered to Employees
TIAA-CREF, a financial services company, is offering individual retirement counseling at their Bloomington office. » MORE
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Appreciation Day Scheduled for July 10
Save July 10, 2008, on your calendar for the University’s Annual All-Campus Appreciation Day. Details are still being worked out, but you can plan on golf at several courses, a picnic on campus, and lots of fun.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Grilled Portabella Mushroom Sandwich
Try a twist on a regular sandwich with a portabella mushroom! » MORE
Friday, March 14, 2008
Learn About the Health Benefits of Massage
Northwestern Health Sciences University Sponsors Free Community Seminar
Massage therapy isn’t just about relaxation; there are many other benefits a massage can have on your health. Learn more at the Live Well Series seminar on the campus of Northwestern Health Sciences University on March 18 from 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. » MORE
Thursday, March 13, 2008
New Building Construction On Schedule, On Budget
The new building addition to Northwestern’s campus is still scheduled to be open in September.
“The new building is on schedule and pretty much on budget,” said Jim McDonald, MBA, vice president of administrative services. “We’re slightly over budget because of changes we have requested.” » MORE
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
French Onion Soup
Warm up with some french onion soup as the spring thaw begins! » MORE
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
More Than 350 Vote in Online Elections; Hanson Elected President
Linda Hanson, a T5 chiropractic student, was elected Student Senate President in elections conducted last week at Northwestern. » MORE
Free Hearing Screenings Offered at Northwestern Health Sciences University
Northwestern Health Sciences University is collaborating with Starkey Laboratories to provide free hearing screenings on Monday’s and Friday’s at the Bloomington Natural Care Center. » MORE
Spring is Key Time for Detoxification
Detoxification can be done as simply as making small changes to your diet to more dramatic, 28-day programs.The key is to make sure the program you follow is safe and relies on dietary changes rather than supplements. » MORE
Friday, March 7, 2008
More Volunteers Needed for Blood Drive
Advanced registration continues for a blood drive sponsored by Student Senate and in collaboration with Memorial Blood Centers. » MORE
Office of Multicultural Affairs Adds Student Resources to Web Site
The University’s Office of Multicultural Affairs recently added an array of new resources for student to its Web site. According to John Flomo, Jr., MA, from the Office of Multicultural Affairs, students will find a treasure trove of suggested readings, links to relevant web sites, and documentation resources. » MORE
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Spring Egg Hunt Slated for March 22 at Northwestern Health Sciences University
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Spring has sprung and it is time again for Northwestern Health Sciences University’s Spring Egg Festival. The festival will be held from 9:30 a.m. – noon on March 22, on the Northwestern campus located on the corner of 84th Street and Penn Avenue in Bloomington, Minn. » MORE
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Northwestern Health Sciences University Holds Student Senate Elections Online
Elections for Northwestern Health Sciences University Student Senate will be held this week - March 5, 6, and 7. The election process will take place online, using Moodle, the University’s course management system. This is the first year Moodle has been used as a voting tool. Student began voting at 6 a.m. on March 5, and have until midnight on March 7. » MORE
Massage Clinic Needs Headache or Whiplash Patients for Free Care
Current T2 massage students are practicing their skills of trigger point on people who have the symptoms they hear about in class. » MORE
Artichoke Hummus Wrap
Enjoy this quick and healthy wrap! » MORE
Northwestern MCAOM Students Lobby for Equal Access Amendment at State Capitol
More than 60 students, faculty and staff from the Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MCAOM) at Northwestern Health Sciences University lobbied for equal access at the state capitol in St. Paul on March 4. The event was jointly organized with the Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAOM).» MORE
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Waist Girth Predicts Health Risks Better than BMI
Research continues on the best way to evaluate your risk of overweight-related health complications. A report in “American Journal of Clinical Nutrition” suggests that waist girth is a better indicator of risk than body mass index (BMI), which is the standard that has been used for years. » MORE
Northwestern’s School of Massage Therapy Alumni Association Board Sponsors Fifth Annual Symposium
About 175 people attended the 2008 School of Massage Therapy Winter Symposium March 1-2, held on Northwestern's campus. Participants enjoyed a weekend of educational opportunities and fun for massage therapy professionals. The event was sponsored by the School of Massage Therapy Alumni Association at Northwestern. » MORE
Monday, March 3, 2008
Northwestern Raises Record Amount of Money for Volunteers Enlisted to Assist People
Northwestern Health Sciences University collected more than 400 pounds of food and personal care products and more than $800 for Volunteers Enlisted to Assist People (VEAP) during its annual Hearts for Hunger campaign. The campaign ran Feb. 4-22. » MORE
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Al Fresco Frittata
Have a taste of breakfast at anytime of day with a flaky frittata! » MORE
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Massage Therapy Symposium Slated for March 1-2
About 160 massage therapists are expected to attend the 2008 School of Massage Therapy Winter Symposium, which will be held March 1-2 at Northwestern Health Sciences University. This is the fifth year the symposium has been held. » MORE
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Northwestern Health Sciences University Hosts 20th BLIK Carnival
About 700 people attended a free carnival at Northwestern Health Sciences University on Feb. 23. The event was part of the annual Bloomington Loves Its Kids celebration held every February. This was the 20th year the University hosted the carnival. » MORE
Northwestern Students and Faculty Lobby for Change at State Capitol
About 200 students from Northwestern Health Sciences University lobbied on Feb. 21 at the state capitol in St. Paul for chiropractic health care issues. They joined Northwestern faculty members and chiropractors from the area. » MORE
Monday, Febrary 25, 2008
State of the University Speech Provides Update for Employees
Northwestern Health Sciences University employees were invited to listen to Mark Zeigler, DC, president of Northwestern, give a State of the University speech in which he shared his insights and concerns with the audience of about 100 people. » MORE
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Northwestern Will Host 20th Annual Carnival To Conclude Bloomington Loves Its Kids Week
Now that the holidays are over, let the fun begin! Northwestern Health Sciences University will host the 20th annual Bloomington Loves Its Kids Carnival on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. This free event concludes the week-long Bloomington Loves Its Kids celebration, and will feature refreshments, activities and entertainment sure to delight children of all ages and their families. The carnival will be held on the University campus. » MORE
Whole Wheat Zucchini Bread
Bake up a healthy loaf of bread filled whole wheat goodness! » MORE
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Winter Itch and Other Serious Skin Conditions
Old man winter created the beauty of snowflakes that float so gracefully to the ground. But some winter “flakes” fail to be so graceful or beautiful — especially those caused by dry skin. Winter can wreck havoc on one’s skin and during winter months, the cold air outside in conjunction with the dry heat inside deprive skin of needed moisture that keeps it from becoming dry and scaly. » MORE
Friday, February 15, 2007
New Couches on Third Floor Provide Comfy Space for Students
The University Student Senate recently purchased new couches for the third floor to replace the chairs that previously provided a place for students to study, socialize, or simply wait for class to start. The two seating areas are located at the south and north ends of the third floor, next to the stairwells. » MORE
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Chinese Cauliflower with Almonds
Add a twist on a basic dish for flavorful results! » MORE
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Chinese New Year Offers Culture and Charm at Northwestern Health Sciences University
About 250 people attended Chinese New Year at Northwestern Health Sciences University despite a blast of icy weather that hit the Bloomington, Minn., area right as the celebration began on Feb. 9. » MORE
Say “I Love You” Without the Words
Sure everyone likes a little love letter now and again; and saying, “I love you” before hanging up the phone is what you do. Saying, “I love you” doesn’t have to be said with those words. Those three little words can be powerful, but showing your love through actions can be just as powerful. Here are four ways to say, “I love you” without saying, “I love you”. » MORE
Friday, February 8, 2008
Herbal Remedies for the Common Cold Seminar
Northwestern Health Sciences University Sponsors Free Community Seminar » MORE
Northwestern Will Host 20th Annual Carnival To Conclude Bloomington Loves Its Kids Week
Now that the holidays are over, let the fun begin! Northwestern Health Sciences University will host the 20th annual Bloomington Loves Its Kids Carnival on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. This free event concludes the week-long Bloomington Loves Its Kids celebration, and will feature refreshments, activities and entertainment sure to delight children of all ages and their families. The carnival will be held on the University campus, which is on the corner of 84th Street and Penn Avenue in Bloomington, Minn. » MORE
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Hungarian Noodles with Sausage
Fill up and recharge for winter with this hearty dish. » MORE
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Chinese New Year Celebration at Northwestern to Feature Traditional Lion Dance; Event Is Free to Public
The Twin Cities Chinese Dance Center will give a free performance of Chinese dance at Northwestern Health Sciences University at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 9. The performance is part of the University’s Chinese New Year celebration, which takes place from noon – 3 p.m. The event will take place on the University’s campus, located on the corner of Penn Avenue and 84th Street in Bloomington, Minn. » MORE
Let's Get Active
Come and play a game, be a homework helper, serve a snack, enjoy a few hours with the children at the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities Jerry Gamble Club. The mission of this organization is to enable all young people, especially those who need it most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. » MORE
Caucusing For Better Health Care
Submitted by Joanna Prokes, SICA president
As you know, this upcoming election year will be an important one, especially for people involved in the health care industry. The United States spends the most annually on health care, yet we have some of the poorest results. In addition, if Medicare continues on its current path, the program is projected to run out of money by 2019. Whoever is elected into office will have a major influence on how we approach health care in the future. That’s why it’s important to be informed and active in this election process. Attached is some information on the upcoming caucus in Minnesota. I encourage everyone to be proactive about your future in health care. » MORE
Balanced Relationships Improve Health
We are all interconnected; there is no such thing as an individual. In fact, we never know who we are until we’re in relationship to others. It is through relationships and interactions with others that our lives have meaning. People have a basic need for contact with other people. Improving health and well-being coincides with creating more personal connections. » MORE
Northwestern's 2008 Chiropractic Homecoming a Success
Chiropractic Homecoming 2008 was a flurry of activity as vendors, alumni, faculty, and staff came together to learn, celebrate, and reconnect at Northwestern Health Sciences University. » MORE
Monday, February 4, 2008
Join The Fight Against Hunger With the Annual Hearts For Hunger Food Drive
One dollar can feed a family of three. Join in the fight against hunger by participating in the sixth annual Hearts for Hunger campaign slated to run from Feb. 4 to Feb. 22. » MORE
Friday, February 1, 2008
Chiropractic Homecoming 2008
Northwestern alumni and vendors mingle during Homecoming, providing an opportunity to learn about new products and services and make new friends.