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Alumni Headlines
RVU announces KCOM alumnus as acting president and dean

Rocky Vista University has announced the appointment of Bruce Dubin, D.O., J.D., as its acting president. Dr. Dubin is a 1971 ATSU-KCOM graduate and previously served as dean and chief academic officer at Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

University Headlines
KCOM president emeritus is Great Pioneer

On July 15, the American Osteopathic Association honored KCOM President Emeritus Fred C. Tinning, Ph.D., for his contributions to the osteopathic medical profession with its Great Pioneer Award. Great Pioneers are chosen based on the following criteria: Must be living D.O.s or non-D.O.s who are able to share a historical perspective of the profession and […]

Student Headlines
ATSU students get involved

Students from all of ATSU’s schools and programs enjoyed the annual Get Involved Day held on its Mesa, Ariz., campus on Sept. 7. Multiple organizations and representatives from local businesses were available  from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. to answer questions and hand out information to the students. The event allowed students to sign up for various […]

Alumni Headlines
Mother’s Nursing Suite

[cincopa AUIAfvKjURYn] The Mother’s Nursing Suite, located in the heart of ATSU’s Missouri campus, is designed for students, employees, alumni, and their spouses/partners. It provides a private (access code required), comfortable, and convenient space with appropriate amenities for nursing mothers. Amenities include private nursing areas, a refrigerator, and a limited number of lockers. The suite is sponsored and administered […]

Student Headlines
AHEC hosts first statewide recruitment event

[cincopa A4JApsqjUxYi] The ATSU-KCOM Area Health Education Center (AHEC) in Kirksville hosted its first statewide student recruitment event, held August 2-3, and plans to host the event annually. The two-day event, a collaboration between ATSU and Truman State University, involved faculty and students from multiple health professions. The event began with an interdisciplinary panel of […]

Student Headlines
Audiology program recognizes outstanding graduates

Two graduates from the entry-level Doctor of Audiology program (Au.D.) were selected to receive the Outstanding Student in Audiology award for 2011. Brianna Bernal, Au.D., and John Burkart, Au.D., were presented the award at the Audiology program graduation reception dinner held on August 4. Candidates were selected by the Au.D. program faculty, preceptors, and chair based […]

University Headlines
Celebrate Founder’s Day at Still-A-Bration

ATSU President Jack Magruder invites you to attend A.T. Still University’s annual Founder’s Day barbecue and bonfire on the Missouri campus Friday, September 30, 2011. Show your spirit by wearing your favorite logo apparel representing your home state, alma mater, or organization/affiliation. ATSU’s Thompson Campus Center 210 S. Osteopathy Kirksville, MO 63501 3 p.m. First-Year vs. Second-Year […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Romer attends special care dentistry meeting

The Special Care Dentistry Association held its 23rd annual meeting on special care dentistry April 1-3 in Chicago. The theme of the meeting, “Total Patient Care,” reflected the educational content developed for dentists and dental professionals who provide oral healthcare for patients with special needs. Maureen Romer, D.D.S., M.P.A., director of Special Care Dentistry at […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Audiology program to hold public meeting

ATSU’s Audiology program, Arizona School of Health Sciences, will hold a public meeting September 22, beginning at 4:30 p.m. The purpose of the meeting will be to solicit public comment during the Audiology program re-accreditation site visit by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA). The meeting will be held on […]

University Headlines
AI Center awarded $200,000 grant

ATSU’s National Center for American Indian Health Professions (AI Center) was recently awarded a $200,000 grant from the Gila Indian River Indian Community (GRIC). This two-year grant will be dedicated to building a Native student circular pipeline, and builds upon the former GRIC Bridge Grant that led ATSU to the national forefront for Native graduate healthcare student statistics. The AI […]