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Instructors:

Charles Mayer
Acting on Stage and Screen
Monika Lin
Book Making
Principles of Drawing and Painting
Drawing and Painting II
Drawing and Painting III
Mixed Media Art
Landa Ruen
Ceramics
Joshua Edwards
Lynn Xu

David Perry
Children's Lit & Fiction Writing
Fiction Writing
Poetry Writing
Pradeep Kumar
Doing Business in China
Joshi Kirti
Principles of Drawing and Painting
Drawing and Painting II
Tora Aghabayova
Principles of Drawing and Painting
Drawing and Painting II
Drawing and Painting III
Joost De Geyter
E-Commerce
Adobe Flash
Illustrator
Illustrator (Advanced)
Photoshop
Photoshop (Advanced)
Web Design and Development I
Web Design and Development II
Robb Ross
Kamma Cordeiro
Practical English for Everyday Use
Kristina Büsing
Gabrielle Richaud
Fashion Design
Advanced Fashion Design
Aparna Agarwal
Anny Li
Feng Shui
Sawako Nakayasu
Fiction Writing
Poetry Writing
Rashmi Jolly Dalai
Fiction Writing
Franc Piret
The Art of Filmmaking
Home Video Shooting
The Art of Photography
Advanced Photography
Zofie Feytons
The Art of Filmmaking
Reecha Goyal
Elements of Finance
Personal Finance

Francesca Manganelli
Nicolas Lauvergnier
Practical French for Everyday Use
Eva Tuecking
Practical German for Everyday Use
Sonia Tay
The Art of Hand-Knitting
Kenneth Lee
Healthcare Fundamentals
Christopher Goss
Illustrator
Photoshop
Stephanie Clift
Applied Interior Design
Lance Smith
Applied Interior Design
Interior Design (Advanced)
Genco Berk
Applied Interior Design
Interior Design (Advanced)
Samantha Lim
The Art of Jewelry Making
James Chang
Mac OS
Vijay K. Bansal
Good Health Without Medicines
Brad Westphal
Sharron Lovell

The Art of Photography
Erika Himer
Project Management
Christine Forte
Positive Psychology
Laura De Pretto
Applied Psychology
Aiching Liu
Applied Psychology
Dionisio Cimarelli
Fundamentals of Sculpture
CJ Huang
Selling in China
David Pope
Michael Ford
Otto Condliffe
Peter Farber
Robb Ross
TEFL Teacher Course
Jeffrey Clarke
Corporate Training
Cherry Brown
Kate Lewis
Vocal Technique / Singing
Anna Nikonenko
Chinese History & Culture
Chinese Literature
Anny Li
Chinese History & Culture
Practical Chinese (Beginner)
Practical Chinese (Intermediate)
Eva Zhang
Traditional Chinese Medicine

Dr. Eva Zhang, M.D., MS
Fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Medicine and
the Use of Medicinal Foods


Eva Zhang is a medical doctor and associate professor of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Shanghai Traditional Chinese Medicine University (since 1995), as well as a third-generation practitioner and the owner of a well-known TCM clinic here in Shanghai.  She is a respected authority in the field of TCM and has authored three textbooks, two clinic books, and numerous published treatises and discourses on TCM both here and abroad.  Having spent six years living, practicing, and lecturing on TCM in America and the UK, Eva is well acquainted with the complementary relationship between Eastern and Western Medicine.  She is also currently a staff doctor at the Shanghai East International Hospital and an active advisor for the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia, a standard reference manual containing a list of medicinal drugs with their effects and directions for use.  Eva has been in medical practice for nearly 30 years, uniquely combining the philosophical and clinical perspectives of both western and traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of common and uncommon diseases, with particular specialties in stress management, diet, gynecology, pediatrics, allergies, skin and joint conditions as well as digestive conditions.  Dr. Zhang has also administered several natural science funds and headed a variety of government research projects in addition to authoring a reference book published by Reader's Digest, which combines TCM theory and clinical practice with diet recipes and food remedies.  The book is entitled "Managing Your Emotional Health Using Traditional Chinese Medicine".


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