James Farris, PT, PhD, department chair, Physical Therapy program, and associate professor, has been accepted into the into the 2014-15 cohort of the American Physical Therapy Association’s (APTA) Education Leadership Institute (ELI) Fellowship. The ELI Fellowship is a shared collaborative between the Academic Council, Education Section, Physical Therapist Assistant Educators Special Interest Group, and the […]
SafeZone for All is a program designed to reassure students, employees and community stakeholders that A.T. Still University is a safe and welcoming campus for everyone regardless of any human condition, characteristic, identity or circumstance with which they may identify. If you are interested in learning more about SafeZone for All on the ATSU campus, […]
Students on the Missouri campus had the opportunity to take part in a movie and pizza night on Jan 16, 2014. Rolling, a diversity film by Gretchen Berland, MD, a physician and documentary film maker, was featured. The film explores societal perceptions of disability. Movie night was supported by a grant from the Arnold P. […]
A.T. Still University’ Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health (ATSU-ASDOH) D4 students are in need of patients for upcoming licensure exams. The students are looking for specific types of cavities and patients requiring ‘deep cleaning’ that will be performed by the students and graded by licensure officials. The exam takes place on Sat., March […]
The Student Osteopathic Medical Association is sponsoring a University-wide event on the Arizona campus focusing on “How to advocate at a health policy level and where to start”, Friday, Jan. 24 at noon in the Jack and Jamie Learning Center (Building 5835). A healthcare panel of distinguished guests will participate including: Arizona Senator Kelli Ward, […]
Robb Blackaby, PT, ATC, CFMT, DPT, ’04, is heading to Sochi, Russia for the 2014 Winter Olympics as team physical therapist and athletic trainer for the United States snowboarding half pipe team. Dr. Blackaby, who is co-founder/owner of Medicine in Motion, with fellow alumnus Clay Selby, PA, ATC, ’08, will be the team physical therapist […]
Lori DeWald, EdD, assistant professor, A.T. Still University-School of Health Management, has had three presentations accepted at the American College Health Association annual conference in San Antonio, Texas in June 2014. Those presentations are Mental Health Conditions in College Student-Athletes, Envisioning a Healthier Campus: Help Build the ACHA-NCHA Survey for University Faculty and Staff, and […]
Carolyn Glaubensklee, PhD, associate professor, ATSU-SOMA, Barbara Maxwell, PT, DPT, MSc, Cert. THE, director of interprofessional education at ATSU, and Mara Hover, DO, associate chair of the Department of Family and Community Medicine, ATSU-SOMA, have been accepted for poster presentation at the All Together Better Health VII conference, taking place in Pittsburgh, Pa. June 6-8. […]
The National Center for American Indian Health Professions’ (NCAIHP), Nathan Lefthand, project coordinator, and Ansen Blair, PA ’14, recently toured the new Native Health facility in central Phoenix, Ariz. Walter Murillo, chief executive officer of Native Health, provided an overview of Native Health and discussed with them Native Health as a payback/service obligation facility for […]
A.T. Still University (ATSU) recently hosted six visitors from Rockhurst University to the Missouri campus. Rockhurst is in the process of developing a Still Scholars agreement with ATSU’s Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine. Laura Salem, PhD, health professions faculty adviser, plans to bring a group of students to ATSU later in the year.