The Heritage Preservation Organization of Washington, D.C., awarded a $3,490 grant to the Museum of Osteopathic MedicineSM, which paid for a Conservation Assessment Program (CAP) review. The museum’s last CAP review was in 1997, a report that indicated the museum was lacking in all areas.
Representatives of Kunming Medical University (KMU) visited ATSU’s Missouri campus Sept. 20. The group traveled from Kunming City, Yunnan Province, China, to meet with ATSU President Jack Magruder and other University officials
Honored guests from Portugal and Sweden were on the Missouri campus during Founder’s Day, held Sept. 29-Oct. 1. The Portuguese team was led by Dr. Mario Borges de Sousa, who founded Portugal’s osteopathic medical school 32 years ago.
Clinical Educational Affairs at ATSU-KCOM hosted Hospital Day on Sept. 15 at the Thompson Campus Center. The annual event brings in hospitals from across the country to introduce their programs to first- and secondyear students who are seeking out residency sites.
ATSU-ASHS participated in the second annual Bowl for Brain Injury to support the Brain Injury Association of Arizona (BIAAZ) on Sept. 24. More than $100,000 was raised at four bowling lanes across the state.
The ATSU-SHM Health Administration program has been chosen as an inaugural participant in the Healthcare Administration Management & Policy Centralized Application Service (HAMPCAS).
The medically underserved population of Ndala, Tanzania, received much needed care during a two-week medical mission led by ATSU-SOMA faculty Samuel Feinstein, D.O.; Grace Stewart, M.D., professor; and second-year student Stacey Klyn.
Timothy Oh, D.M.D, ’08, received the Oral Health Hero Award from The Maine Dental Access Coalition on Jan. 14 at the governor’s mansion in Augusta, Maine. Dr. Oh, director, Caring Hands of Maine Dental Center, was recognized for his efforts in founding his center and bringing dental care to Washington and Hancock counties. The Maine […]
A.T. Still University is pleased to announce Barb Magers, assistant curator, Still National Osteopathic Museum, SM, as the recipient of the third quarter Employee Excellence Award. Magers has worked for more than three years in the International Center for Osteopathic History section of the museum. She assists researchers in the United States and around the […]
Ann Lee Burch, EdD., MPH, PT, has been appointed vice dean of A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Health Sciences (ATSU-ASHS). Dr. Burch has served as chair of the physical therapy department and associate professor since 2008. Her new position as vice president commenced January 1, 2012. Dr. Burch received her MS in physical therapy in 1989 […]