While receiving dental treatment at the ATSU-ASDOH Mesa clinic, a patient received what turned out to be some life-saving information. Bao Huynh, D3, noticed that there was a small mole on the patient’s face. Huynh advised her to have it checked. At Huynh’s suggestion, the patient did follow-up with her doctor and found out that the mole […]

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – First-year medical students at A.T. Still University’s Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine are using innovative, state-of-the-art portable ultrasound technology in the Anatomy course this year. ATSU-KCOM is one of the first osteopathic medical schools in the country to use portable ultrasounds in its curriculum and only a handful of allopathic schools use […]

This quarter’s Above and Beyond Award recipients are: Dan Johnson, OMS I; nominated by Dan Martin, wellness programs director Sarah Spencer, associate director of online admissions; nominated by Dan Martin, wellness programs director Thom Van Vleck, student affairs; nominated by Ron Gaber, vice president for student affairs Kaily Ewing, OMS II; nominated by Brian Moore, […]

[cincopa AsCATx6DkZym] The President and Associate Provost of Hawaii’s Chaminade University visited ATSU’s Arizona campus Dec. 2 to tour campus and sign an articulation agreement that will offer a point of informational access to Chaminade students interested in the ATSU-ASHS Physical Therapy program. Brother Bernard Ploeger, SM, PhD, Chaminade University president, and Patricia Lee-Robinson, Chaminade […]

A number of Kirksville residents voiced their concerns regarding the new Alternate Route 63 to the Traffic Safety Commission last Tuesday. However, not all the talk was about vehicles. Bicyclists also had some opinions of the new highway, one of which was Rachel Ruhlen, ATSU research assistant professor. Ruhlen is an avid bicyclist, who not only rides […]

In early 2011, ATSU was selected as one of only three inaugural member institutions of the Gallup Campus Wellbeing Consortium along with Texas Christian University and University of North Texas. The Consortium works to create a new discussion about the wellbeing of the people who learn and work at colleges and universities. Consortium member institutions […]

Advanced division 1st place: Pat Rigby (Town) 2nd place: James Potter (D.O. Class of 2013) 3rd place (tie):Vineet Singh (Faculty), Scott Templeton (Town)High intermediate division 1st place: Brennen Kerr (D.O. Class of 2015) 2nd place: Chris Martinez (D.O. Class of 2015) 3rd place: Neil Sargentini (Faculty)Intermediate division 1st place: Giovanni Crosland (D.O. Class of 2015) 2nd place: Jeff Walker (Town) […]

Six underserved children from working poor families in Arizona will get preventive oral health education and care thanks to a $3,500 grant from Cox Charities to A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health (ATSU-ASDOH). Children who are not eligible for funding from the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System and have no […]

[cincopa AYDA2xqoxYs7] Andrea O’Brien, M.S., associate director, residential admissions on ATSU’s Missouri campus didn’t know just how much a simple act could impact so many lives. In early August, O’Brien’s former colleague from Truman State University, Stephanie Chrissotimos, sent O’Brien and others a note requesting book donations for her classroom library. Chrissotimos is a high […]

Michelle Gross-Panico, M.A., R.D.H., associate director for Dentistry in the Community, ATSU-ASDOH, was presented with the Commitment to Underserved People award by the Arizona Public Health Association on September 22. Panico has been a member of the ATSU-ASDOH faculty since 2006 and is dedicated to administering programs that meet the oral health needs of the […]