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Faculty & Staff Headlines
Pumpkin Patch Challenge 2012

[cincopa AIAAzuKI2fjV] Delicious pumpkin goodies awaited faculty and staff at the second annual Pumpkin Patch Challenge held on the Mesa, Ariz., campus on Oct. 27. The challenge consisted of breads, main dishes, and desserts that all included a common ingredient – pumpkin! This was the last event in the 2012 Employee Investment Campaign series. The […]

University Headlines
Day of Compassion, Day No. 2

[cincopa AsEAZvKg1n8Q] ATSU-MO: The Day of Compassion events continued October 20 with a presentation on compassion and humanism in medicine by Lance Borup, D.O., ’01, diagnostic radiologist, St. John’s Mercy Hospital, Joplin, Mo. Dr. Borup and his wife, Carmen, spoke of their experiences during the deadly tornado that ravaged Joplin on May 22, 2011. The events […]

University Headlines
Day of Compassion, Day No. 1

[cincopa AMMAps67yLK-] ATSU faculty, staff, and students gathered on the Missouri campus with community members October 19 to observe the 2011 Day of Compassion. The Biomedical Sciences Club, along with the Student Government Association’s Osteopathic Pride & Service Committee, hosted the event to remember and reflect on the tragedy of Flight 5966, the American Connection plane that crashed while traveling from St. Louis […]

University Headlines
NCAIHP receives $200,000 grant

With high rates of chronic illnesses like diabetes, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular and kidney disease, no group in America has more urgent healthcare needs than American Indians. Compounding the problem is extremely limited access to healthcare and a severe shortage of Native healthcare providers. Now a $200,000 grant from the Arizona-based Gila River Indian […]

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ATSU’s NCAIHP receives $200,000 to recruit native students

MESA, Ariz. – With high rates of chronic illnesses like diabetes, high-blood pressure, and cardiovascular and kidney disease, no group in America has more urgent healthcare needs than American Indians. Compounding the problem is extremely limited access to healthcare and a severe shortage of Native healthcare providers. Now a $200,000 grant from the Arizona-based Gila […]

Alumni Headlines
Former ATSU-KCOM president receives prestigious awards

KIRKSVILLE,Mo. – A.T. Still University is proud to announce that Fred C. Tinning, Ph.D., Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (ATSU-KCOM) president emeritus, is a recipient of the American Osteopathic Association’s (AOA) 2011 Great Pioneers Award. Great Pioneers must have made strides in the growth of osteopathic medicine and devoted at least 25 years to the […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Faculty and staff learn how to leave a legacy

[cincopa AwJA4tqHir-X] As part of the 2011 ATSU Employee Investment Campaign, faculty and staff gathered to listen to an informational seminar presented on the Mesa, Ariz., campus Oct. 20. The seminar, titled “Your Legacy-Your Choice,” was presented by Randy Rogers, associate vice president for institutional advancement. Rogers, who is also a certified financial planner, discussed […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Krog receives Employee Excellence Award

A.T. Still University is pleased to announce Kathy Krog as the 2nd quarter Employee Excellence Award recipient. Krog has been an employee of ATSU since 1998 and is currently the administrative assistant in Microbiology/Immunology.

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Morrison and Romer inducted into ICD

ASDOH Associate Dean of Education Scott W. Morrison, D.D.S., M.S.D., M.A.Ed., and ASDOH Special Care Dentistry Director and AEGD Program Co-Director Maureen Romer, D.D.S., M.P.A., were inducted as Fellows of the International College of Dentists (ICD) at its 82nd annual convocation in Las Vegas on Oct. 10. The ICD is an honorary organization for the […]

University Headlines
Krog named ATSU Employee Excellence Award winner

KIRKSVILLE, Mo.- A.T. Still University is pleased to announce Kathy Krog as the 2nd quarter Employee Excellence Award recipient. Krog has been an employee of ATSU since 1998 and is currently the administrative assistant in Microbiology/Immunology. “Kathy has been in the Department of Microbiology/Immunology for 10 years and during that time has done an excellent […]