Benjamin Greenfield, OMS II, received the Bertha Miller-Clough Memorial Award, presented by Microbiology/Immunology Chair Neil Sargentini, Ph.D. This $500 award is given to a student who demonstrates financial need.
KCOM student Fatima Dalton, OMS IV, received the $2,000 Elmer Orth Memorial Award, presented by Associate Vice President, Admissions/Alumni Services, Lori Haxton, M.A. This award is given to a student from Clark County, Mo., or Lee County, Ia.
Dr. Billy Strait presented the Esther Woolf Davidson, D.O., Award to KCOM students Michelle Hill, OMS III, and Kelsey Montgomery, OMS II. This award is given to second-, third-, or fourth-year female students who plan to become family practice physicians and show an interest in osteopathic manipulative medicine. Each student received $500.
Margaret Wilson, D.O., presented the James Adams, D.O., Memorial Award to KCOM student Frederick Korpi, OMS I. This $500 award is given to a student who expresses intent to practice primary care.
KCOM students Lindsey Johns, OMS III; Cassidy Leonard, OMS II; Kent Lofley, OMS III; Mohammed Siddiqui, OMS I; and Ravi Talati, OMS I, received the William & Darrell Thurman Award. This award is given to a student who demonstrates significant financial need. KCOM Dean Philip Slocum, D.O., ’76, presented the $1,000 awards to each student.
A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Health Sciences recently awarded its annual Audiology Foundation of America (AFA) Endowed Student Excellence Award to two of its most outstanding residential students. The annual $1,000 scholarship was split between the winning students, who were selected on the basis of their clinical skills, academic standing, demonstrated commitment to professional […]
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. (May 4, 2009) – Every year, A.T. Still University recognizes Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine student organizations that achieve specific criteria with the Distinguished Organization Award for Service and Performance. Facilitated by ATSU’s Student and Alumni Services department, organizations that meet all the requirements necessary for official University recognition, conduct one additional community […]
[cincopa belt2 10477908] Every year, A.T. Still University recognizes Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine student organizations that achieve specific criteria with the Distinguished Organization Award for Service and Performance. Facilitated by ATSU’s Student and Alumni Services department, organizations that meet all the requirements necessary for official University recognition, conduct one additional community and one additional […]
[cincopa belt2 10477573] Hundreds of ATSU students attended the annual Arizona Campus Spring Fling event on April 25. This year, Student Government Association organizers opted for a fanciful theme, straight out of a James Bond movie. “Casino Royale” was held at the Windemere Hotel and Conference Center in Mesa, Ariz., from 7 p.m. to midnight. Perfect […]
Founding college of osteopathic medicine celebrates its newest D.O.s KIRKSVILLE, Mo. (May 1, 2009) – Missouri’s governor, the Honorable Jeremiah W. “Jay” Nixon, will address the newest class of graduates at KCOM—A.T. Still University’s Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, the founding osteopathic medical school—on Saturday, May 16. KCOM is slated to hold its 117th annual […]