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  • Passion Statement

    Passion Statement

    While some are interested in careers earn more money, my path was different. I was led to advocacy that led me to a career in the nonprofit. I have always been drawn to giving back in my community. I grew up in the Philippines so helping to me is a wat of life. When I…

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About the Author

Cecilia Hillman

Which TCM college are you currently enrolled in?
Wongu university of Oriental Medicine

Do you hold any other licenses, certifications, degrees, or qualifications related to health and wellness (indicate none if applicable)?
Holistic and Integrative Life Coach

Are you part of any school, local, state, or national organizations related to TCM (indicate none if applicable)?
Wongu university of Oriental Medicine

What inspired you to attend a TCM college?
My passion for health and wellness as well as in helping people achieve optimal health.

Why would you like to be considered for this scholarship?
As a single mom, this scholarship will help me pay for my books and/or tuition.

What has your experience been with acupuncture and Chinese medicine so far?
I have been a lifelong advocate of acupuncture and Chinese medicine all my life, having born in Philippines.

What are your plans after graduation? What will practicing Chinese medicine look like for you?
I plan to pursue open my own practice and expand my knowledge in pain management as well as cosmetic acupuncture.

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