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ATSU conducts feasibility study for dental school in Kirksville

Local economy to benefit by millions annually ATSU has been asked by three groups based in Southern California, Central Florida, and Missouri to consider bringing its very successful and highly innovative dentistry program to those regions. ATSU is actively exploring these options, including the possibility of opening a dental school in Kirksville, Mo. ATSU President […]

Student Headlines
Baking and bowling for a cause

[cincopa 10772345] The Athletic Training Student Association (ATSA) raised close to $300 by selling baked goods for the Bowl for Brain Injury event. The Brain Injury Association of Arizona (BIAAZ) hosted the bowling event at three lanes in Mesa, Scottsdale, and Glendale, Ariz., on Sept. 25. ATSU’s Athletic Training program had five teams represented at the Mesa lanes. “I […]

University Headlines
Honoring Dr. Still at his grave

[cincopa 10768548] As part of the Missouri campus Founder’s Day festivities, ATSU honored the father of osteopathic medicine A.T. Still, M.D., D.O., at a graveside ceremony on September 23 at Llewellyn Cemetery. ATSU President Jack Magruder spoke of Dr. Still’s hand of compassion for his patients and the Kirksville community, who supported him in several […]

Student Headlines
ATSU students help Special Olympics Arizona

[cincopa 10772078] For the second year in a row, ATSU students from ASHS and SOMA participated in the 3rd Annual Red Rock Sprint and Unified Triathlon to benefit Special Olympics Arizona (SOAZ) on Sept. 11 at The Village at DC Ranch Health Club and Spa in Scottsdale, Ariz. Four first-year PA students and one first-year SOMA […]

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KCOM students ponder rotation sites

[cincopa 10764089] Every year, KCOM students learn of the many opportunities available for rotations and residencies at Hospital Day — an event hosted by Clinical Educational Affairs that brings in hospitals from across the country to introduce their programs to first- and second-year students. This year, 71 vendors set up booths at the Thompson Campus Center filled with […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Rhea cited in Men’s Health, LiveStrong.com

Matthew Rhea, Ph.D., director of human movement at ATSU’s Arizona School of Health Sciences was cited in Men’s Health online in the article “Secrets from America’s best gyms.” Dr. Rhea was also cited on LiveStrong.com‘s article “Suggested treadmill workouts for weight loss.”

University Headlines
President hosts Community Gathering

[cincopa 10764077] ATSU President Jack Magruder, together with his wife, Sue, welcomed the Kirksville community at the Missouri campus’ Community Gathering. The annual celebration, held September 15 in Denslow Park, gives ATSU an opportunity to honor the community it serves by giving community members a tangible way to meet people from ATSU and share a meal together.

Student Headlines
Making smiles over miles

  Thanks to the BHHS Legacy Foundation, ATSU-ASDOH students Marjan Nejad and John Antonio provide dental care to the disabled where they need it most- at their residential facility.   While residents waited patiently in the hallway to see a dentist for the first time in several years, ASDOH fourth year student dentists Marjan Nejad […]

Student Headlines
OT class of 2011 receives pins

[cincopa 10758718] In celebration of their academic achievements, 26 third-year residential occupational therapy (OT) students gathered on Sept. 14 for a pinning and awards luncheon. The students spent the morning presenting group research projects and attending a career fair held on campus. Award winners at the luncheon included Kristel Croffoot, OT ’11, and Rachel Feierstein, […]

Faculty & Staff Headlines
Park published in PCSO Bulletin

Jae Hyun Park, D.M.D., M.S.D., M.S., Ph.D., director of the postgraduate orthodontic program at A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health, was recently published in the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists (PCSO) Bulletin. The article appears in the Fall 2010 issue. [read more]