The stats This was the 16th year that the Arizona campus celebrated Founder’s Day. More than 100 faculty, staff, students, and their families attended Dec. 9 at the Red Mountain Community Center in Mesa, Ariz.
Discover the latest happenings at the Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health (MOSDOH). Check out the new MOSDOH web pages that have been added to the ATSU website, www.atsu.edu/mosdoh. Keep up with construction progress of new 61,000 sq. ft. MOSDOH dental and interprofessional education building via the “Watch us grow” webcam, http://www.atsu.edu/mosdoh/about/webcam.html
ATSU’s Arizona School of Health Science alumna, Bonnie Young, HM, ’09, was recently named the head coach of the women’s soccer team at North Central College in Naperville, IL. “I’m excited to be involved with such a great institution and excited for the challenge of coaching in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin,” said […]
[cincopa AACAl56F-gGG] Construction on the Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health (MOSDOH) has begun. Photos will be updated as construction progresses.
The 2012 ATSU-KCOM graduation will be available via live streaming video on Saturday. Feel free to share the link http://live.atsu.edu with those who are unable to attend. It will be available for viewing after the event, as well.
Candace Leach, MS, ATC, ’11 has recently been promoted in her position with Work -Fit, a company that brings athletic training services to large industrial settings. She is now assistant program manager for Boeing Industrial Athlete in Auburn, Wash. In her new role, Leach will be involved in the hiring and training of new athletic […]
Tamara Valovich McLeod, PhD, ATC, FNATA, associate professor, Athletic Training program, has been invited to serve as a section editor for the Journal of Athletic Training (JAT). JAT is the flagship journal for the athletic training profession and one of the most respected journals in sports medicine. Dr. McLeod is one of only 13 section […]
Here’s your exclusive scoop on what makes ATSU’s newly named president tick. He sat down with Still Magazine after his designation and answered a few of our burning questions.
Oh, how times have changed! Seventy-five years ago Doran A. Farnum, DO, ’36, was a 23-year-old graduate of KCOM. Today, ATSU’s oldest alum – at 99 years old – is talking shop with second-year students Ben Cook and Lindsay Lucado.
Sam K. Yohannan, DPT, ’12, PT, MS, puts his heart and soul into the game. Video games, that is. Dr. Yohannan has spent years making a difference in the lives of burn survivors through his research in video game therapy.