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Hi there,
Did you know that in February we not only celebrate Valentine's Day, but also Library Lovers' Month?! Libraries and education go hand-in-hand, and as an institution for higher education AOMA has a VERY special place in its heart for our beloved library and wonderful librarian. The AOMA Library is a specialty library with holdings that focus primarily on the field of acupuncture and Chinese medicine; in fact, it's the largest Chinese medicine library in Texas! Of special note is the library’s collection of original Chinese language medical research journals and DVDs, whose publication dates range from 1981 to the present. AOMA's library is an open-access facility -- students, alumni, and members of the general public are welcome to sit in the library and read available books and journals free of charge. So the next time you're on campus getting a treatment at the clinic or shopping at AOMA Herbal Medicine, stop by and visit the library too. I bet you'll learn something new about acupuncture and TCM if you do!
In this issue:
- 6 Things You Can Do With a Degree in Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine
- Books to Read Before Starting Acupuncture School
- AOMA Blog Throwback: February 2017
- AOMA in the Community
- What's coming up at AOMA?
- AOMA Herbal Medicine Corner
- TCM Eating for the Season: Recipe of the Month
- Meet AOMA's Librarian!
In good health,
Stephanee Owenby
Director of Clinical Business Operations
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