As a public health management analyst with the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Janelle Anderson, DHEd, ’17, MPH, ’09, plays an important role in shaping the national healthcare landscape. She’s also a professional salsa dancer who enjoys traveling and skydiving. This ATSU-CGHS alumna is committed to living life to the fullest and fulfilling the […]
ATSU-CGHS holds 2018 Commencement Ceremony ATSU-CGHS celebrated achievements of 108 graduates from the class of 2018 at its Commencement Ceremony held at the Mesa Arts Center on Friday, May 25. Graduates were congratulated by ATSU President Craig Phelps, DO, ’84, and ATSU-CGHS Dean Don Altman, DDS, DHSc, EdD, MPH, MBA, MA, ’12. The commencement speaker […]
Educational innovation is a high priority at ATSU. The University’s mission places an emphasis on innovative academic programs, and faculty members are continuously finding new, effective ways to educate students. From course design to novel technology, creative and unique ideas are shaping curricula University-wide. After scouring the course catalog and speaking with dozens of faculty […]
How one family turned tragedy into education and awareness
ATSU upgrades fitness facility, honors longtime director
A network with many roles, the Missouri Area Health Education Centers (MAHEC) network
Sharing a smile can brighten someone’s day. For volunteers at Missouri Mission of Mercy (MOMOM), sharing a smile included more than showing a smile on their face. It was about restoring health to people in their community. On Aug. 3 and 4, hundreds of volunteers transformed Truman State University’s Pershing Arena in Kirksville, Missouri, into […]
3D printing is shaping the future. At ATSU, the rapidly developing technology is offering solutions for students, instructors, and researchers. Now, it is even helping the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine recreate fragile items from its collection. In 1897, the artist Howard Kretschmar, DO, created a statue of A.T. Still, DO. The statue was destroyed in […]
Donald E. Snyder Jr., DO, ’72, welcomed a new addition to his family. His daughter had a second son, George, on April 4.
For more than 125 years, the tradition of excellence in healthcare education has endured and flourished at ATSU. This strong tradition is a direct result of the generosity of alumni and friends who have chosen to provide a lasting legacy for the University – an investment in its future. The A.T. Still Legacy Society was […]