This June marks the 30th anniversary of the Journal of Chinese Medicine and we are celebrating by giving away three baskets filled with Journal of Chinese Medicine essentials.
Each basket will feature:
Subscribe or renew your subscription today and be entered to win one of these prized baskets. All subscriptions received before June 1st will be eligible to win*.
For the past three decades, the Journal of Chinese Medicine has served academic institutions, libraries, professionals, and students entering the field of Oriental medicine. As a premier resource for the most recent academic research in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, the Journal is an unparalleled collection of modern information about ancient healing methods. A detailed record of Eastern modalities in a Western setting, the Journal has continued to develop and expand in recent years, marking this anniversary as a milestone of scholastic success.
To Learn More and Subscribe Today:
Ordering online at: http://www.pacificcollege.edu/store/jcm.php
Call us at (619) 574-6909 ext 133
* Must enter promocode JCM30 to be entered into drawing.
The drawing will be held June 1st, 2009. All winners will be contacted by phone to arrange for delivery of prize. Only new or renewal subscriptions received between April 20, 2009 through May 31st will be entered into the drawing and will be eligible to win. Subscriptions include one, two, or three year subscriptions to the Journal of Chinese Medicine. Orders of back issues, or CD Rom's are not considered eligible for entry into this contest.
For additional contest rules please contact media@pacificcollege.edu
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