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Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown and former students to attend WHAT: Angela Wu, a widely known expert in the Chinese healing arts, will be honored on her retirement as director of the Chinese Healing Studies Program at San Francisco State University on Thursday, Nov. 7 on the S.F. State campus.
In addition to honoring Wu on her retirement from S.F. State, the event kicks off creation of the Angela C.Wu Chinese Healing Studies Fund to provide student scholarships for careers in Chinese medicine. Joining Wu at the event will be several of her former students and Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown, who as governor appointed Wu to the state's first acupuncture licensing board. The event's key speaker will be Dr. Michael Smith, director of New York's Lincoln Hospital Recovery Center and founder of the National Acupuncture Association. His talk is titled "Qi -- The Healing Force Within." Wu will be introduced to the gathering at approximately 1 p.m. A licensed acupuncturist and a certified doctor of Oriental medicine, Wu has many years of experience in acupuncture, herbology, and other Chinese healing arts. Before focusing on issues of fertility, Wu co-founded the HIV/AIDS and Chinese Medicine Annual Conference in 1993 and earned recognition for her work with HIV/AIDS patients.
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