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Spring 2020 Tri-Mixer

by Feb 28, 2020

With all the craziness of taking three board exams during my next and final term at National, this may have been my last tri-mixer. I know I have written about Tri-Mixer before. It’s an event designed to bring about camaraderie among all of the different classes and programs. This term, a group of students all met up at Downers Sand Club for games, snacks, and camaraderie. I brought the kiddos with me that night, and it warmed my heart to see them be included in the fun with all of the “big kids.”

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Anytime someone asks what my favorite thing is about National, the answer always has something to do with the people here. The student community as a whole likes to support its members, and the atmosphere among us is one that inspires growth.

Tri Mixer Collage

The Sand Club, a local bar, has a bunch of things to do, including two indoor sand volleyball courts, pool tables, bags, shuffleboard, and more. It is only about a 5-10 minute drive from campus.  I have been going there for their Swing and Latin Dance events, which always include a lesson and occasionally feature live music. We’ve had the mixer here before, mostly when the weather is too cold for us to be outdoors, and it is always a good time. This year there was a raffle to raise additional funds for student events with fabulous prizes like $100 off the continuing education seminar of your choosing.

Add this event to your “not to be missed” list at National!

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Sarah Montesa

Sarah Montesa

My name is Sarah, and I have been a student on the NUHS Lombard campus since Fall of 2014. Right now, I am pursuing dual degrees in Chiropractic and Oriental Medicine.

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