COMMUNITY
Community Service
SCNM is a learning community, therefore students are encouraged and expected to participate in a variety of activities that support the goals of the College, support the Naturopathic profession, and support the community.
A minimum of 45 community services hours are to be voluntarily contributed to the College or the community over the course of the student's program. These hours may be earned for such activities as volunteering time in the library, assisting a department with preparations for special programs, committee work, student representation at different College committees/activities, tutoring or mentoring students and providing assistance during Seminar Intensives.
Hours are to be logged on the College Community Involvement form, which can be found at the Student Services Center. Completed forms are to be signed by an appropriate supervisor and submitted to the Student Services Center. More information about this program is available in the Student Services Center.
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N-ACT has created the first-ever Tempe Family Fun Run & Walk event.
Hear Dr. Baral, preeminent pediatric ND and SCNM's Pediatrics Department Chair, speak about Pediatrics on May 22. 
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Dr. Christianson, founder of Integrative Health in Scottsdale, Ariz., and member of SCNM’s first graduating class, was on the television show The Doctors!
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