ATSU has made 2017 a year to remember. Throughout its 125th anniversary, the University has celebrated with alumni speakers, community health events, academic initiatives, special ceremonies, wellness activities, and a whole bunch of fun.
For Cassandra Beard, DO, MPH, ’17, and Evan Wolff, DO, MPH, ’17, postgraduate residency took an unexpected turn.
When ATSU began the creation of a new dental school in Missouri, its primary goal was to educate community-minded healthcare providers who would address oral healthcare disparities in the state and across the nation.
Alex Dwyer, OMS III, and Jonathan Pyle, D2, just wanted to do the right thing. That’s why they decided to become marrow donors.
Two years ago, Saul Rivera, MS, PA-C, ’17, got a call from family members in Mexico. His grandmother was having a hard time speaking and felt very weak.
A.T. Still Memorial Library holds 3-D printer contest Beginning in February, A.T. Still Memorial Library held a 3-D printer contest for the Arizona and Missouri campuses. Criteria for model designs included use in healthcare or healthcare education, innovation, creativity, originality, influence on learning, and ability to meet intended learning objectives. A panel of faculty and […]
’50s Richard A. Berjian, DO, ’55, published his second novel, “An Uncertain Cure.” The story follows a young surgeon who is lured to Greeley University Medical Center with the promise of funding to continue his cancer research. Little could he imagine that within one year he would face the charge of first-degree murder. Can he […]
Amanda Anders joined the President’s Office as the new executive assistant. She previously worked as a clinical education coordinator in the ATSU-KCOM AHEC Program Office.
For years, Stanley Grogg, DO, ’71, has provided extraordinary service to his patients, always with a smile. Smiling while caring for others is a habit he developed early in his career.
Marodin Aghassi, D3, Turlock, California, died May 8, 2017, at age 32. He was a member of the ATSU-ASDOH class of 2018, and he planned a career dedicated to serving those in need.