MESA, Ariz. –The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has awarded A.T. Still University’s School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona (ATSU-SOMA) a $950,000 grant for pre-doctoral training in primary care. Frederic Schwartz, D.O., FACOFP, associate dean for ATSU-SOMA Community Campuses is principal investigator of the project; Mara Hover D.O., director of the ATSU-SOMA Clinical Affairs […]
[cincopa AgFAyyaMTYcG] The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Club joined forces with the Still-Wellbeing Physical Team to host a dodgeball tournament October 29. Teams of six competed for prizes and giveaways, and could even win a prize for the best Halloween costume. Proceeds were donated to the Wounded Warrior Project, which provides aid and resources for injured […]
[cincopa AEHAPxafTMqF] A.T. Still University students at the Kirksville College of Medicine spent their Saturdays in September and October playing intermural flag football behind the Thompson Campus Center. Six teams of 12 members each participated in the games.
The Cranial Academy Foundation extended funds to the Museum of Osteopathic MedicineSM and International Center for Osteopathic History to support the Viola Frymann Legacy Collection.
How close is Kirksville to Hollywood? Turns out, it’s closer than you might think. A new motion picture will be released this winter based on an unusual wooden cabinet known as the Dibbuk Box*, currently in the care of Museum of Osteopathic Medicine (MOM) Director Jason Haxton.
ATSU-ASHS Physical Therapy student Erin Shaw took this photo alongside a mountain biking trail by the Superstition Mountains in Summer 2010. The “Shrek ears,” with a thick cream colored flower growing on top, turned her intense cardio workout into a leisurely ride.
{1940s} Thomas Miller, D.O., ’41, Fountain Hills, Ariz., accepted the first Lifetime Achievement Award from USA Triathlon COO Tim Yount at the National Duathlon Championships held in Oro Valley, Ariz., in April.
Honored Patron Lifetime Giving Award ($15,000-$24,999) Thomas Angelo Castoldi, D.O, ’68, and his wife, Kathleen, live in San Marcos, Texas, where Dr. Castoldi has a family practice. Dr. and Mrs. Castoldi’s daughter is Paula Michelle Bilica, D.O., ’04.
When March 5, 2011 Where Phoenix Convention Center, Phoenix, Ariz. Programs Human Movement, Occupational Therapy, Physician Assistant Studies, Audiology, Doctor of Health Sciences, Physical Therapy