ATSU is proud to announce that iconnect, the University’s go-to news source, is now a Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) award winning publication. iconnect received a bronze award for Excellence in Alumni Web Sites, Electronic Newsletter for Alumni at the CASE District VI Institutional Awards Ceremony in St. Louis on January 11. […]
The EBM News Notes Newsletter, which provides a look into KCOM’s evidence-based medicine curriculum, was recently introduced by Academic Affairs. Among the highlights: KCOM’s international recognition for the National Institue of Health R25 Project. [read more]
New project to enhance CORE-AT practice-based research network MESA, Ariz. – A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Health Sciences (ATSU-ASHS) athletic training program received a $102,153 grant for a new research project that will further enhance its growing body of research of sport-related injuries in young athletes. The grant was recently approved by the National […]
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – The Still National Osteopathic Museum and the A.T. Still Memorial Library received its second Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant in two years. The $30,577 grant will primarily be used to provide digitalized historic materials online that follow the growth of the founding institution of osteopathic medicine and additional papers of […]
[cincopa 10547068] In an effort to support the dire medical needs in Haiti following the 7.0 earthquake, ATSU-KCOM’s class of 2012 began taking up donations from faculty, staff, and fellow students. Their goal on January 15 was to reach $1,000 by January 20 to send to Doctors Without Borders. By the time their deadline rolled […]
[cincopa 10542712] The Fourth Annual Sean Martin Memorial Winnerfest, sponsored by KCOM’s Biomed Club, was held January 15-16 at the Thompson Campus Center. Winnerfest is a multi-sport competition focused on fun and friendly competition. Winnerfest is held in honor of Sean Martin, a KCOM student who unexpectedly passed away while competing in the 2003 NEMO […]
The ATSU-KCOM class of 2012 is taking donations to send to Doctors Without Borders, whose facilities had to be abondoned after the 7.0 earthquake in Haiti. Their goal is to raise $1,000 by Wednesday, January 20. For more information or to make a donation, contact John Thurman, class president, at jthurman@atsu.edu.
[cincopa 10540198] A group of more than 20 students, faculty, and staff hiked the 3.1-mile round trip Wind Cave Trail at Usery Mountain Park in Arizona on December 5, 2009. The group, led by Still-Well Program Physical Wellness chairs Mary Greer, occupational therapy faculty; and Jim Farris, physical therapy faculty, hiked in elevations up to 1,000 […]
[cincopa 10540099] The Student Government Association (SGA) held its annual auction on January 14 in the Centenial Commons on ATSU’s Missouri Campus. Among the items on the auction block were a digital TV converter box, various restaurant gift cards, a TCC spouse membership, and swim lessons. According to SGA Treasurer Jabon Ellis, OMS II, nearly 55 people attended the […]
Darren Wrede, OMS I, is the recipient of a $1,000 Fred Couts Award. This award is given to a first-year student with financial need from Missouri, preferably from the St. Louis area. This year, two students received the Fred Couts Award.