Chemistry week 1: Bio, Field trip & Concept map

 My Bio



I am a first year full-time student at ACCHS since last fall. After spending many years as an engineer, I realized that career achievement could not fulfill my deepest desire. Deeply inspired by the teachings of Yoga and meditation, the wisdom of herb and alternative healing, I decided to follow my dream in the holistic healing arts. Chinese medicine and acupuncture are valuable gifts from our ancestors, and mindful healing modalities that our modern society needs. I am so grateful for this learning opportunity.


Field trip: too many household cleaning products 


Concept map








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