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Alumni Headlines
ATSU future president among most admired leaders

A.T. Still University President-designate Craig M. Phelps, DO, ’84, FAOASM, has been named to the Phoenix Business Journal’s 2012 Most Admired CEOs and Top-Level Executives. [read more]      

Alumni Headlines
ATSU future president among most admired leaders

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – A.T. Still University President-designate Craig Phelps, DO, has been named to the Phoenix Business Journal’s 2012 Most Admired CEOs and Top-Level Executives. Dr. Phelps was chosen as one of the Phoenix-area’s 25 most admired executives based on past achievements and ongoing outstanding leadership. Consistent values, vision, solid decision-making, and commitment to quality […]

Alumni Headlines
ATSU-ASDOH alumna named dental director

Casey Jones, DMD, ‘10 recently accepted the dental director position at the CHP Dental Center in Great Barrington, Mass. Dr. Jones served at this community health center while a student at ATSU-ASDOH.

Student Headlines
Interdisciplinary team represents ATSU at Clarion Competition

An interdisciplinary team of students represented ATSU at the 2012 Clarion Competition, an annual national event sponsored by the University of Minnesota. The competition requires interprofessional teams of four students to conduct a root-cause analysis of a sentinel health event. In a joint effort with ATSU Senior Vice President-Academic Affairs, Dr. Douglas Wood, the AZ-SGA […]

Student Headlines
Art of ATSU Expo and Reception

Be sure to attend this special event!              

Faculty & Staff Headlines
ATSU-KCOM Student and Faculty Awards

[cincopa AMGA63Ky6XXF] ATSU-KCOM student and faculty awards were presented April 11, 2012, by Isela Padilla, OMS II, Student Government Association committee chair. Snyder-Crummy Scholastic Achievement Award: Swati Buch, OMS II Student Doctor of the Year Award: Heather Martin, OMS III SGA Leadership Award: Chris Miller, OMS II Max T. Gutensohn Teaching Award: Dr. Neal Chamberlain and Dr. Peter Kondrashov Congratulations to […]

Student Headlines
ATSU-ASDOH gives kids a reason to smile

[cincopa AMGAN0KkzDd9] More than 300 underprivileged elementary school children from Mesa Public Schools and the Apache Junction Unified School District attended ATSU-ASDOH’s Give Kids a Smile® Day (GKAS) on April 13. Through a partnership with the Arizona Dental Foundation (ADF), ASDOH dental students and alumni participated in GKAS for the 7th consecutive year along with […]

Student Headlines
ATSU-KCOM students, faculty awarded

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – A.T. Still University-Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (ATSU-KCOM) student and faculty awards were presented April 11, 2012, by Isela Padilla, OMS II, Student Government Association committee chair. Swati Buch, OMS II, was presented with the Snyder-Crummy Scholastic Award in Anatomy for her outstanding achievements in gross anatomy, embryology, pathology, and neuro-anatomy. Heather […]

University Headlines
ATSU holds 8th annual Lecture on Aging

[cincopa AQPA43awqr8x] ATSU’s Aging Studies Project held its 8th annual Lecture on Aging on April 4, 2012. The keynote speaker, Christa M. Hojlo, PhD, RN, NHA, presented her lecture, “Caring for the Aging: Options, Opportunities, and Outcomes” to both campuses via broadcast. Dr. Hojlo is the director of VA Community Living Centers, U.S. Department of […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Watson receives Still Well Award

Tonya Watson, MBA, PHR, assistant director, human resources, Mesa campus, was recently awarded the Still Well Distinguished Achievement and Advocacy Award. The award is given in recognition of unwavering personal and professional commitment to promote, encourage, and facilitate wellness experiences for students and employees. “Tonya has been instrumental in the development of the Still Well […]