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 OCOM Old Town Chinatown Campus Renovation Begins
 After years of planning and much hard work by both OCOM leadership and community partners, it's official: OCOM is moving downtown! We began the renovation of the former Globe Hotel in Old Town Chinatown on Tuesday, May 31, and expect to be moved into our new downtown campus by fall 2012.
A groundbreaking ceremony celebrating this momentous occasion will be held on Tuesday, June 28.
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Glenn Fee Joins OCOM as Development Officer
 We are excited to welcome Glenn Fee as our new Development Officer. Starting this month, he will head up OCOM's Institutional Advancement team.
Glenn hails from Denver, Colorado, where he served as the Executive Director of Bluff Lake Nature Center, a privately-owned and managed 123-acre wildlife refuge and science education center.
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OCOM Doctoral Student Receives $4,000 Scholarship Award
 Students and graduates of OCOM are leading the transformation of health care in a variety of inspirational ways.
First-year OCOM doctoral student, Stuart Shipe, was recently awarded the Sokenbicha Essay Challenge scholarship. The contest encourages expanding academic publication opportunities for students of ACAOM-approved Chinese medical schools.
Stuart's 800-word essay, "How can acupuncturists successfully bring the practice of herbal medicine and the use of botanicals into the growing field of integrative medicine?" was recognized with a $4,000 award and the opportunity to read his essay at the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM) Conference banquet in Baltimore, Maryland on May 14.
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Tea for the Season (Lan Su Chinese Garden Lectures), June 7
Kam Wah Chung Co. New Exhibit Ribbon Cutting, June 11
Women's Health: Uterine Fibroid and Endometriosis (Weekend Specialty Clinic), June 12
A Chinese Formula for the Season (Lan Su Chinese Garden Lectures), June 14
Find more events and classes at ocom.edu/events
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