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Daddy’s girls

Twins emulate their father’s passion for providing dental care for the poor “Everything we know about anything we learned from our dad,” say the Pattersons. “Honestly.” The twins give their father full credit for leading them to a career in which they can help those in need. Allen Patterson, CPA, FACMPE, M.H.A., chief financial and […]

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SOMA students focus on healthcare legislation

Two clubs on the ATSU Arizona campus, the student chapter of the Student Osteopathic Medical Association (SOMA^2) and the student chapter of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (ACOFP),  have come together to plan a series of speakers to introduce SOMA students to the legislative process and to brief students on health policy topics. […]

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Class notes

1950s M.J. “Mickey” Mintz, D.O., ’54, Dover, N.J., was featured in the article “Doctors no longer use a horse and buggy, but some still make house calls,” which appeared in the Aug. 5 edition of MD Consult. Dr. Mintz began his “Doc in a Car” practice after retiring from family medicine, making house calls to […]

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The last word

ATSU Online Financial Services Coordinator Misty Dawn Seidel is “obsessed” with digital photography and taking photos of nature. “I love everything about nature and enjoy fine art, pet, and farm photography as well,” she says. “I am most at peace and in my element when in the middle of the woods, surrounded by nature, with […]

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KCOM celebrates Diversity Week

[cincopa AMNA0dqdbsLS] ATSU-KCOM honored the differences that make us unique during its annual Diversity Week, held January 10-14. The week’s schedule included a movie matinee, lunch with High Hopes workers, an address by Dr. Nicholas Comninellis, president and founder of Mehegan Classroom Institute for International Medicine, a discussion on Culture and the Clinical Encounter, and the International Dinner and Talent/Fashion […]

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ATSU students named 2010 Who’s Who

Congratulations to these Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine and School of Health Management students on being named to the 2010 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Malik Abdur-Razzaq, Andrew Behunin, Katie Behunin, Melissa Y. Brock, Jennifer D. Bubel, David G. Burke, Bryan A. Campbell, William S. Cragun, Terra R. Divine, Michele J. […]

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ATSU students recognized in Who’s Who

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – The 2011 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges includes 31 A.T. Still University (ATSU) students who have been recognized as national outstanding campus leaders. Thirteen of ATSU’s Who’s Who students attend its Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (KCOM) Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) program, one attends KCOM’s master of […]

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ASDOH holds Research Day

[cincopa A8PABYquQHxs] Nineteen ASDOH students participated in the fourth annual Student Research Day on January 13, presenting their research to students, faculty, and the judging panel. The students presented on oral health topics from orofacial pain and sleep disorders to treating periodontitis with lasers. Students who participated in Research Day completed their research at sites […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Daniels receives Employee Excellence Award

Lee Daniels, academic support coordinator at ATSU’s School of Health Management for the public health program, received the 3rd quarter 2010 Employee Excellence Award. Daniels has been with the University since 2008. According to her co-worker who nominated her, “She is always upbeat and cheerful, even under trying circumstances. She relates very well to students; even the […]

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10 Days in Lima: a PT Students’ Journey to Peru

By Michelle Stallings, D.P.T. class of 2013, A.T. Still University   For approximately two years I have been a caregiver for Becky, a 25 year young woman with Cerebral Palsy. Caring for Becky was one of the most rewarding opportunities I was ever presented with and I believe it facilitated my desire to become a […]