A.T. Still University-School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona (ATSU-SOMA) students are in a heated competition as they battle for the top spot in the VotER Cactus Cup, going head-to-head with fellow top healthcare institutions in Arizona. While the competition remains fierce, the purpose behind it provides just one more way to serve the underserved. Linda […]
Join ATSU Museum of Osteopathic Medicine Director Jason Haxton, MA, as he explores the roots of our Founder’s Day celebration.
Starting this month, The Center for the Future of the Health Professions will be posting a monthly op-ed or column. These columns will represent strong, informed, and focused opinions on issues that affect the future of the health professions. As mentioned in the past, the Center was developed to provide state, local, and national policymakers […]
A.T. Still University’s (ATSU) Teaching & Learning Center (TLC) recently hosted the inaugural TLC Innovation in Teaching for Learning Awards. The awards were presented in a virtual setting due to the coronavirus pandemic. “This inaugural University-wide faculty recognition program award was created to recognize full-time faculty members who are incorporating innovative and creative teaching strategies […]
A.T. Still University of Health Sciences (ATSU) community members took part in a unique event Thursday, with the initial screening of a documentary and a roundtable discussion featuring five former U.S. surgeons general, highlighting racial inequality in healthcare and presenting steps toward solutions in the industry. Participants got a first look at “Open Season: Racism […]
A.T. Still University of Health Sciences (ATSU) hosted its fourth virtual open forum discussion in the President’s Cultural Proficiency Speaker Series on Thursday. The activity is designed to provide an opportunity to ATSU’s campus community for open and honest dialogue around race, class, culture, and equity. This installment focused on voice, transparency, authenticity, trustworthiness, access, and […]
With all the anticipation 2020 brought in the new year, no one anticipated a year quite like this. The coronavirus pandemic and nationwide protests against racial injustice, combined with NASA’s historic SpaceX launch, have brought about a mix of emotions and are the primary topics covered in this issue of Still Magazine.
A pandemic may have brought the world to a screeching halt, but it could not stop ATSU’s virtual research days planned for spring 2020. Thanks to Zoom meetings and Kubify’s Learning Toolbox technology, student research events continued with poster presentations in a digital format. As originally scheduled, the University held ATSU-MOSDOH’s D3 Research Day on […]
Alumni, faculty, staff, and friends have raised more than $300,000 to update the Thompson Campus Center’s gymnasium, which was built in 1983. This fall, the gymnasium will be dedicated as “Dan Martin Court” in recognition of the outstanding contributions Dan Martin, MA, has made to the health and wellness of the ATSU community.
Per ATSU’s new health and safety requirements, each person entering campus has a daily checklist to follow. Everyone must wear a face covering, maintain appropriate physical distance, complete the health self-certification form, and check in at a specified location for a temperature reading.