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Dr. Gosalia is a board-certified audiologist who is the co-owner of West Valley Hearing Center in Woodland Hills, California, and CEO of AudBoss, an international organization dedicated to empowering private-practice doctors through education, collaboration, and leadership development.
“It’s an incredible honor to be recognized as a Distinguished Fellow,” said Dr. Gosalia. “My education laid the foundation for the work I do today, and I’m grateful for the mentorship and experiences that shaped my journey. This recognition isn’t just mine, it belongs to every educator and colleague who’s guided me along the way.”
Dr. Gosalia was honored in 2017 with the Distinguished Service Award from ATSU-ASHS’ Alumni Chapter Board. He has also served in numerous leadership roles, including a position on the Board of Governors of the American Board of Audiology, the Marketing Subcommittee of the American Academy of Audiology, the Arizona Licensure Review Board for Audiology, and the American Auditory Society.
The entire ATSU Memorial Library staff wishes you all a very Happy Holidays! Please take this time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the festive season.
Moravec is currently enrolled in the Doctor of Education in Health Professions Education (EdD) program at ATSU-CGHS, where she earned a Certificate in Leadership and Organizational Behavior in 2024. She earned a bachelor of science in dental hygiene from University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) College of Dentistry in 2002 and a master of science in dental hygiene from Idaho State University in 2011.
With more than 20 years of experience in dental hygiene education, she serves as adjunct faculty for Idaho State University’s dental hygiene graduate program. Moravec has also served as president of the American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA), president of the Nebraska Dental Hygienists’ Association, and as chair of the ADHA Institute for Oral Health.
She has been recognized as Nebraska Dental Hygienist of the Year and received the 2021 Nebraska Dental Hygienists’ Association Lifetime Achievement Award. She has also earned numerous faculty recognition awards from her students and was honored with Idaho State University’s Professional Achievement Award in 2023.
December’s staff profile highlight is one of our library assistants on the Kirksville campus, Hannah Steele.
Position title: Library Assistant
How long have you worked for the library: I have been working at the library for about two and a half years.
What made you want to work in libraries? I’ve always wanted to work at a library since I had the opportunity to work with my middle school librarian. I enjoy being surrounded by books and working in quiet environments, so working at a library would be a dream come true. Similarly, I have always wanted to learn more about the inner workings of what goes on in a library besides checking in and out books. Working at this job has provided me the opportunity to achieve that goal, while learning new information such as 3D printing and Libguides.
What do you like most about your job and about working for ATSU? What I like the most about my job is getting to work with an array of wonderful people and being able to work with 3D printers. Working at ATSU has been a wonderful experience and I hope I get to continue working with my amazing coworkers.
What is a fun/unique/exciting tidbit to know about you, or how do you spend your free time? A few fun facts about me is I like to collect enamel pins from media I enjoy and have a calico cat named Fleur. During my free time, I like to draw and bike whenever it is warm out.
Organized by Jeffrey Andrion, PhD, PT, MA, associate professor, and hosted by the A.T. Still Memorial Library, the show challenged students to interpret complex case studies through the visual arts. This year’s theme was “Vulnerability and Empathy: Understanding the Human Experience Through the Arts.”
Additionally, the library revealed and presented three art pieces created by ATSU students, which have been permanently added to the library’s art wall collection.
By delving deeper into the emotional aspects of the patient experience, students strengthened their understanding of whole person healthcare and highlighted the importance of empathy in clinical practice.
ASDOH and MWU students engaged in a spirited debate on some of the most pressing issues in dentistry. The debate encourages students to explore policy topics, practice professional discourse, and gain experience relevant to future clinical and leadership roles.
After a dynamic and well-argued dialogue, ATSU-ASDOH received two top awards. The team was named best debate team, and the award for best individual debater went to Kylesh Sharma, D3. Additional ATSU-ASDOH student debaters included Claire Murphy, D1, AnnEstelle “Monty” Montalbano, D2, and Analise Nicholson, D3.
Tamara C. Valovich McLeod, PhD, ATC, FNATA, FNAK, FNAP, chair and director, presented “Prioritizing the Patient Perspective” and “The Association Between Post-Concussion Health-Related Quality of Life and Recovery Outcomes Among Adolescent Athletes.”
Nikki Harris, DAT, LAT, ATC, CSCS, ’17, assistant professor and director of student recruitment, presented “Mitigating Social Determinants and Leveraging Cultural Wealth to Advance Equity in Athletic Training and Therapy Education.”
Sue Falsone, PT, MS, SCS, ATC, L-AT, CSCS, COMT, RYT, associate professor, delivered a keynote speech, “United and Elevating Sports Medicine: A Personal Journey.”
Awarded by the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists (PCSO), the award recognizes exceptional personal effort by an individual to advance the art and science of the orthodontic specialty, and is given only under exceptional circumstances. Recipients must have at least 20 years of experience in the practice of orthodontics and must exemplify a commitment to the pursuit of excellence and adherence to the highest ethical standards.
Dr. Park has served as president of the American Board of Orthodontics, president of the Arizona State Orthodontic Association, and as the central body director of the National E.H. Angle Society of Orthodontists, representing Northern California. He also serves as the editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics (AJO-DO) and the AJO-DO Clinical Companion.
Throughout his career, Dr. Park has delivered more than 160 invited lectures internationally, published more than 410 scientific and clinical articles in peer-reviewed orthodontic and dental journals, and has edited three books and written more than 30 book chapters.
