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Important Visits to NYCTCM

New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine was proud to host the honorable Dr. Shi Xue-Min, also known as the ‘Father of Acupuncture’, for a 2-day CEU seminar in New York

Dr. Shi Xue-Min: China’s Treasure

Dr. Shi Xue-Min is known as China’s Treasure for his remarkable accomplishments in Chinese medicine. His leitmotiv is “Health is the greatest wealth for human beings.” Following his vision, Dr. Shi established the worldwide largest acupuncture and teaching hospital – the First Teaching Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine where he serves as honorary president today.

Since the early 1970s, over two million stroke patients have been treated at the hospital using Dr. Shi’s XNKQ method. Dr. Shi himself has performed clinical treatment and research on more than one hundred thousand stroke patients. Dr. Shi is the recipient of numerous awards and has published more than 30 articles and authored 40 books.

 

  • Dr Shi Seminar Demonstration
  • Dr Shi Seminar Face Acupuncture
  • Dr Shi Seminar Lecture
  • Dr Shi Seminar Scalp Acupuncture
 

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  • Angela Tu
    Dr. Angela Tu, the President of the National Federation of Chinese TCM Organizations, honored NYCTCM with a visit at the Annivesary Celebration.
  • NYCTCM Board of Trustees
    The Board of Trustees gathered in June 2011 to celebrate NYCTCM's 15th Anniversary.
  • Donald Chu
    Mr. Donald Chu, the President & CEO of Tronex Company, was an Honoree at the NYCTCM 15th Annivesary Celebration.
  • Grace Meng, New York State Assembly Woman
    New York State Assembly Woman Grace Meng gave a speech congratulating NYCTCM.
  • Nassau County Executuve presents a Proclamation
    Librada Carroll, a representative of Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano, presented a Proclamation to NYCTCM
  • Prof. En-Xiang Chao
    Prof. En-Xiang Chao, Chief-Physician in China-Japan Freindship Hospital, Beijing, China and the Chair of the Lung-System Diseases Committee, China Association of Chinese Medicine was a guest speaker at NYCTCM's 15th Anniversary Celebration in June 2011.
  • Prof. Guan-Yuan Jin
    Prof. Guan-Yuan Jin, President of International Instittute of Holistic Medicine, Milwaukee, Winsconsin, was a guest speaker at NYCTCM's 15th Anniversary Celebration in June 2011.
  • Dr. Chi Chow, NYCTCM Founder
    Dr. Chi Chow, NYCTCM Founder, came to the Anniversary Celebration
 

To see the pictures, start the slide show by clicking on a small image.

See more photos from NYCTCM's 15th Anniversary Celebration on the Anniversary page.

Prof. Bernadette LiProf. Bernadette Li, Director of the Insittue of Asian Studies, St. John's University, was invited as a guest speaker in the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Commencement Ceremony for the Graduating Class of 2010.


President Yemeng Chen presented a lecture on "Acupuncture Education & Program Curriculum in the US" in November 2010.

Yemeng Chen lectures Poster for Yemeng Chen lecture

WFAS Presentation by Yemeng Chen 2010
Dr. Yemneg Chen had a presentation about his study on Sinew Channel Theory Utilized in Acupuncture Treatment for Whiplash-Associated Disorders in the World Federation of Acupuncture- Moxibustion Societies  (WFAS) 2010 International Acupuncture Conference in US, San Francisco, November 2010. NYCTCM was one of Co-Sponsors.

Yongjaing XiYongjaing Xi presented his unique acupuncture needle techniques in NYCTCM in May 2010. Dr. Xi was the Editor-in-Chief of the Acupuncture Needle Techniques, one of China's national textbooks for acupuncture program in the1980's.


Yoshiaki Omura, M.D., Sc.D.Yoshiaki Omura, M.D., Sc.D., the President of the International College of Acupuncture & Electro-Therapeutics, was invited as a guest speaker in the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Commencement Ceremony for the Graduating Class of 2009.

Taromina, NYCTCMChair of the Professional Ethics & Disciplinary Committee of National Certification Commission for Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine, Michael Taromina, ESQ. was invited as a guest speaker in the Commencement Ceremony for the Graduating Class of 2008.

Shunfa Jiao, head acupunture, NYCTCMIn May 2009, the Father of Head Acupuncture, Prof. Shunfa Jiao, demonstrated his head acupuncture techniques for NYCTCM students.


Yemeng Chen placquePresident Chen presented a plaque to Prof. Yao Tong, the Director of School of Chinese Medicine, the University of Hong Kong.


Dr. Chen speaks Hong KongPresident Yemeng Chen was invited to make a speech in the 5th Pang Dingyuan's International Integrative Medicine Symposium sponsored by the University of Hong Kong, School of Chinese Medicine in December 2008.


Zhai lecturesProf. Shuangqing Zhai, the Acdemic Dean of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and Prof. Junhui Kong, the Depute-Director of the College of Management, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, visited NYCTCM and presented lectures about Nei Jing and TCM Psychology.


Professor Shi of Chinese Acupuncture Society lectures Professor Shi & Dr. Chen

In April 2007, Vice President of the Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion Society and Academician of China National Academy of Engineering, Prof. Xueming Shi, lectured at NYCTCM and was invited to be a Visiting Professor of NYCTCM.

Professor Jiang Zhu of Beijing University visits NYCTCM Professor Zhu

In May 2007, Dean of Acupuncture College of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Prof. Jiang Zhu visited NYCTCM and established a cooperative relationship between two colleges.

Professor Huang presents his special needling demonstration at NYCTCM

Professor HuangIn June 2007, 87-year-old world well-known expert of acupuncture, Prof. Xianming Huang presented his special acupuncture needling demonstration.
 
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    Tai Chi Day sign
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    Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi participates in Tai Chi
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    World Tai Chi Champion Mr. Sitan Chen instructs Tai Chi class
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    NYCTCM staff at Tai Chi Day
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    Dr. Edward Entine, an instructor at NYCTCM, instructs a Tai Chi Class
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    Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi and College President Yemeng Chen

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On October 18 New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (NYCTCM) and Nassau County, as part of the Healthy Nassau program, co-sponsored Tai Chi Day at Eisenhower Park in Nassau County. NYCTCM staff taught Tai Chi to about 70 participants.

Here are some photographs from Tai Chi Day

Dr. Qing Yuan lectures about treating autism and ADHD with acupuncture

Professor YuanIn February 2008, Professor of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dr. Qing Yuan lectured at NYCTCM about acupuncture applied to treat Autism and ADHD.

Ellen Young, Libang ZhangNew York State Assemblywoman (D-22nd District) Ellen Young met Dr. Libang Zhang, NYCTCM OM Program Director, on August 9, 2008


Charles P. Wang speaks at 2005 Commencement

Charles WangPresident of China AIDS Fund Inc., Former President of China Institute in America, Inc., and Former Vice Chair of the United States Commission of Civil Rights, Mr. Charles P. Wang was invited as a guest speaker in the Commencement Ceremony for the Graduating Class of 2005.

Judge Dana Winslow speaks at 2005 Commencement

Judge WinslowChair of Association of Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Honorable Judge F. Dana Winslow was invited as a guest speaker in the Commencement Ceremony for the Graduating Class of 2006.

Ming Jin, PH. D. speaks at NYCTCM's 2007 Commencement

acupuncturistPresident of the United Alliance of the New York State Licensed Acupuncturists, Ming Jin, Ph.D., was invited as a guest speaker in the Commencement Ceremony for the Graduating Class of 2007.


 

updated December 10, 2011