For PA student Robin Lee, MS, NREMTB, art has always been a stress reliever, even as early as grade school. “At times, it was used to describe emotions that I didn’t have words for,” she says. “Other times, it was a way to make inexpensive but sincere gifts for people when I couldn’t buy anything. […]
D.H.Ed. student and musician Brian Little created and sings with the band StapleHead, a name deriving from a car crash that resulted in the aforementioned staples. Influenced by bands such as Jane’s Addiction, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and Ozzy Osbourne, Little has published four CDs. It’s a “love of music, poetry, and stream […]
Model, musician, actor, photographer, and painter Michael Ambrosia is a self-proclaimed jack of all trades, also rated in Kiowa, Blackhawk, and Apache attack helicopters. His first album, “Find Our Way,” was finished in September 2009 after he returned from a stint in Kosovo with the National Guard. “It is a great job to write and […]
Dan Witt, D.O., ’66, is a urologist who calls himself an “amateur photographer living in a great place with access to wonderful wildlife.” A hunter who always carried a camera, Dr. Witt says he “got serious about wildlife photography about a year ago, when I got a telephoto lens that let me get better images […]
Arizona School of Health Sciences New leadership role for Parent-Buck Audiology Chair Tabitha Parent-Buck, Au.D., has been installed as president of the board of directors for the Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) at its 2009 convention in Clearwater Beach, Fla. She also served as chair of the 2009 convention committee. “Dr. Parent-Buck’s dedication to […]
The SGA Osteopathic Pride and Service Committee and the Bio-Med Club hosted a Day of Compassion ceremony October 19 to honor the physicians, faculty, and staff who lost their lives on October 19, 2004. Four ATSU-KCOM regional assistant deans and two administrative staff died when Corporate Airlines Flight 5966 crashed on arrival just outside Kirksville […]
ATSU has received final notification from the Higher Learning Commission of action taken at the most recent meeting of the Institutional Actions Council (IAC). The IAC voted to continue the university’s accreditation through 2018-2019. The Commission Board of Trustees then validated the IAC action. This supports the final report of the HLC team, where it […]
The University Strategic Planning Committee (USPC) and the University Wide Assessment Committee (UWAC) are fully immersed in the vigorous processes that will ensure ATSU has a solid strategic plan and assessment standards by fall 2011 – a charge set forth by President Jack Magruder in early 2009. At their October meeting, the USPC and President’s […]
The Still National Osteopathic Museum, in collaboration with the A.T. Still Memorial Library, received a grant from the Missouri Digital Heritage Initiative for $38,761, which will bring hundreds of handwritten documents by A.T. Still to a web-searchable database. In addition, the federal institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), Museums for America, awarded a grant […]
The ATSU-KCOM class of 2012 held a special memorial and moment of silence at the flagpole and entrance to the Tinning Education Center in remembrance of September 11. HPSP students wore military uniforms, and other students wore their white coats for the day. ATSU staff, faculty, and residents also were in attendance. “The occasion is […]