Join Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson, veterinarian and public health scientist, for a groundbreaking exploration into C15:0 (pentadecanoic acid)—the first essential fatty acid to be discovered in over 90 years. Backed by decades of research, including surprising findings from aging dolphins, this session will reveal how C15:0 plays a critical role in cellular health, metabolic function, cognitive performance, and longevity.

Meet with faculty to learn about the globally renowned two-year, online Integrative Medicine Fellowship. Designed for practicing clinicians across all specialties, the program also offers a pathway to board certification in integrative medicine. The is information session concludes with a Q&A session - bring your questions and your curiosity.

Health care is changing. Patients are seeking more than disease management — they want prevention, nutrition, mind-body medicine, and whole-person care.
For over three decades, the University of Arizona’s Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine has been leading that change.
Our two-year, primarily online Fellowship in Integrative Medicine is designed for practicing clinicians — MDs, DOs, PAs, NPs, PharmDs, and DDS/DMDs — who want to expand their toolkit with evidence-based integrative approaches.
The Integrative Medicine Fellowship program is flexible, built to fit alongside a thriving career, and open to all specialties at every stage of practice.
What the Fellowship offers:
* Two years of online learning with clinical mentorship
* Three in-person, week-long CME retreats in Tucson
* Training that fills the gaps left by conventional medical education
* A direct pathway to board certification in integrative medicine
In this information session, offered once at 3PM PST/6PM EST and again at 6PM PST/9PM EST, you’ll hear directly from our faculty about:
* Program structure, learning outcomes, and career pathways
* Tuition, scholarships, and financial aid options
* How the Fellowship can transform not only your practice, but also your personal health and well-being
Take the next step in your career. Join us to see how integrative medicine can change the way you care for patients — and yourself.

Join us for a virtual conversation with Fellowship alumni who are leading whole person health care in Emergency and Family Medicine.
This panel session goes beyond theory. Aneela Cox, MD — Integrative and Family Medicine, Asheville — and Kavitha Reddy, MD — Emergency Medicine and Associate Director of Employee Whole Health, Veterans Health Administration — will share how the Fellowship at the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine has reshaped their practice, improved patient outcomes, and renewed their sense of purpose as clinicians.
Whether you are exploring the University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center Integrative Medicine Fellowship as a next step in your career or want to understand how integrative medicine strengthens conventional practice across specialties, this session offers practical insights, candid perspectives, and live Q&A with alumni and program leaders.

Have you ever experienced the joy of a drum circle? Now is your chance with two sessions offered at 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
AWCIM's Centered at the Center event series kicks off at University of Arizona Health Sciences Wellness and Wonder event.
Join a lively, family-friendly drum circle led by Andrew Ecker and Monica Patton — no experience needed, and instruments are provided!
Drum circles are not only fun and inspiring, but research shows they can support health, boost social connection, and ease feelings of loneliness. Join us at this free community event to make music, connect, and feel the rhythm.
Space limited; first come, first serve.
Thank you to Banner Health for supporting Centered at the Center.

What happens when physical therapists and occupational therapists bring integrative health into their work?
Join us for a candid conversation with three rehabilitation professionals who have done just that — and discovered new ways to connect with patients, build resilience, and grow their careers.
Featuring:
Sandy Sublett, PT, DPT
Monica Michalski, PT, DPT, OCS, Cert MDT
Deborah Ferguson, MHS, OTR/L
Each of our speakers is an alum of the online, 8-month University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine Integrative Health and Lifestyle certificate program.
They’ll share their journeys: how integrative training has shaped their approach to care, opened new doors in their careers, and helped them bring a whole-person perspective to patients with complex needs.
Expect real stories, practical takeaways, and inspiration for anyone curious about the future of rehabilitation therapy.