NMSA Fellowship Applications!
Public Policy Fellowship
Grant Provided by: NCMIC
Students will work with the NMSA to develop leadership skills, advance external affairs, work on behalf of the NMSA, and coordinate NMSA involvement in legislative efforts.
Two award recipients will receive $1,500 USD to be put towards advocacy projects and legislative activities.
Please find the description and application below.
Anna MacIntosh Junior Investigator
Grant provided by: NPLEX
Students will work with local mentors on special projects, to contribute to the education of their colleagues and patients in adherence to Docere, culminating in presentation at the NMSA Annual Conference August 17th-18th, 2019.
One award recipient will receive $5,000 USD to be used specifically for project proposal, project outline, research, and presentation at the NMSA Conference.
Please find more information and the application below.
Clinical Nutrition Fellowship
Grant provided by: Standard Process
Students will receive an opportunity to work on special projects under the mentorship of Standard Process, culminating in the presentation of research to medical professionals.
Two award recipients will receive $6,000 USD each, in house training at Standard Process, virtual education, and will provide 2 publishable nutritional case papers to send to outside research groups.
Please find the description and application below.
*NOTE: This Fellowship is for US students only, as Standard Process does not distribute to Canada!*
The Naturopathic Medical Student Association (NMSA) is an international, student-governed, 501(c)3 non-profit organization established to support naturopathic medical students at accredited schools in the USA, Canada, and Puerto Rico. We provide access to unique leadership experiences and educational resources as well as increased access to information on how to succeed in our future careers as healthcare professionals.
The NMSA is comprised of representatives from CNME-accredited and CNME-candidate programs across 9 campuses in the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
Please see our introductory video to the NMSA below!
NMSA NEWS!
Naturopathic Medicine Week Winners:
National University of Health Sciences, Chicago NMSA Chapter!
Congratulations on winning the Golden Avocado and all your hard work.
Global Helth Fellowship Applications – CLOSED!
Congratulations to Jennifer Cheng of Bastyr WA for being awarded this Fellowship! Thank you to NDI for funding this opportunity.
2018-2019 NMSA Board of Directors
We are excited to announce your 2018-19 NMSA International Executive Board of Directors!
Blake Langley (NUNM), President
Valerie Kremer (CCNM), President-Elect
Brianna Firminger (Bastyr WA), Chief Administrative Officer
Karen Appel (Bastyr WA), Chief Financial Officer
Sydney Freggiaro (Bastyr WA), VP of Communication & PR
Thomas Macsay (Bastyr CA), VP of Membership
Khaleed Alston (NUNM), VP of Development
Michelle Naman (Bastyr WA), Chapter President
Britta Nevitt (Bastyr CA), Chapter President
Jessalyn Shamess (BINM), Chapter President
Catherine Multari (CCNM), Chapter President
Janice Joerges (Chicago), Chapter President
Aubrey Corbett (NUNM), Chapter President
Neha Kaushik (SCNM), Chapter President
Wildeby Borges (Turabo), Chapter President
Randall Block (UBCNM), Chapter President
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NMSA Chapters
Bastyr University Washington (BUW)
University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine (UBCNM)
Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM)
Boucher Institute of Natural Medicine (BINM)
Bastyr University California (BUC)
Chicago Chapter
National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM)
Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine (SCNM)
Universidad del Turabo
Recent Posts
Student Spotlight
NMSA Student Spotlight: David Gallina
Bastyr University student awarded “Student of the Year” at International Neurology Conference
David Gallina was recognized as the 2017 Student of the Year by the International Association of Functional Neurology and Rehabilitation at the 7th annual conference this past November. He is the co-founder of Hybrid Movement Practice, a company dedicated to combining movement education with functional neurology. David is a naturopathic medical student at Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington. His fascination of circus arts and dance led to his current study and practice of “general human movement” under The Ido Portal Method. He has been accepted to teach his work at Harvard Medical School at the “Movement and Cognition” conference in summer 2018.
To find out more, his lecture slides from this conference are located here: http://hybridmovementpractice
