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 […]

[cincopa 4 10477570] As millions of jobs are lost across the country, one Valley business is booming. A surge of new physical therapy clients, who are scrambling to use their health benefits, has led to bright job prospects for PT students at A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Health Sciences. Watch this NBC newscast, which […]

[cincopa belt2 10477564] A.T. Still University and Northeast Regional Medical Center partnered in celebration of National Donate Life Month on April 29. With an afternoon of moving, real-life stories from organ donors, recipients, and prospective recipients, the message was clear: become an organ donor and inform your family and all those around you of your […]

[cincopa belt2 10477551] Eight ASDOH students and one faculty member provided oral screenings, referrals, fluoride and varnish application, and oral health education at the Asian Pacific Community in Action’s Fenghuang Project Health Fair on April 4 at the Peoria Korean Bethel Church in Peoria, Ariz. Students participating were Mark Rehorst, D2; Elizabeth Uvaydov, D2; Melissa […]

[cincopa belt2 10477550] Sixty physical therapy students at the Arizona School of Health Sciences volunteered at this year’s Desert Challenge Regional Games, held April 24-26 in Mesa, Ariz. This event marked the 14th year of ASHS’ involvement in the games. The Desert Challenge Regional Games, an Olympic-style competition for athletes with physical disabilities, included swimming, […]

Don’t let the social media extravaganza fly by… If you haven’t heard of Twitter by now, you’ve probably been living under a rock. You know – it’s the microblogging hot spot where in 140 characters or less you can tell your followers what you’re thinking at every moment. Communications & Marketing is inviting you to […]