Frederic Schwartz, D.O., FACOFP, associate dean for community campuses, and professor, family and community medicine, ATSU’s School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona (SOMA), is the 2011 recipient of the Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association’s (AOMA) Excellence in Osteopathic Medical Education Award. The award honors a physician or non-physician who has contributed significantly to the advancement […]
KCOM alumnus Michael Clary, D.O., ’87, associate professor for the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine and family medicine physician, was featured on a Channel 10 WSLS broadcast in Roanoke, Vir., on April 6. Following an outbreak of whooping cough in the town of Floyd, Vir., WSLS sought Dr. Clary’s expertise for suggestions on prevention and identification of symptoms of whooping […]
KCOM’s annual Skit Night, sponsored by the Student Government Association, was held March 28 at the Thompson Campus Center. Students boasting a wide array of talents performed on stage with five skits, two live performances, a superlatives section hosted by Brian Lapinkski and Buddy Wiemholt, and a year-in-review photo slideshow. “We were very happy with the attendance […]
Award recognizes exemplary medical faculty for leadership The Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine (OU-COM) selected E. Lee Foster, D.O., ’61, clinical professor of family medicine at St. Joseph Health Center, as a recipient of the college’s Master Faculty Award. Given only every five years, the Master Faculty award recognizes exemplary faculty members of the […]
Seven pre-med students from Drury University visited ATSU’s Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine on March 24-25. The group visited with Admissions staff, participated in an osteopathic manipulative medicine demo with current KCOM students and a human patient simulator demo, took a campus, anatomy lab, and museum tour, and explored Kirksville.
A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Health Sciences proudly recognizes Tamara Valovich McLeod, Ph.D., ATC, associate professor, athletic training, for her recent appearance in The New York Times. Dr. McLeod was interviewed for the article titled, “A Warning on Overuse Injuries for Youths,” which was featured on April 4 in the personal health section of The […]
A.T. Still University honored Kirksville community leaders March 31 during its 7th annual Still Spirit Awards ceremony held at Truman State University. From more than 30 outstanding nominations, five were chosen to receive a Still Spirit Award, including Debi Boughton, Ranee Brayton and Larry Gardner, Bill and Dianthe Cable, Garry Mathes, and John McConnell. More […]
[cincopa AAKAThKQbqV9] A.T. Still University’s Committee on Aging hosted its 7th annual Lecture on Aging on April 1 to enhance healthcare providers’ understanding of the challenges associated with Alzheimer’s disease and share current concepts related to diagnosis and patient care. The lecture, “Meeting the challenge of Alzheimer’s: Current concepts in diagnosis and care,” featured speakers from the […]
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – Future access to oral healthcare just became much brighter for Missouri’s most vulnerable populations, including the state’s uninsured, underinsured, and underserved populations of all ages. The Missouri Foundation for Health (MFH) has announced that it will provide an initial $500,000 grant (beginning April 1, 2011) to A.T. Still University (ATSU) to help […]