ATSU responds to the events of 2020
ATSU has seen hard times. In 128 years, the home of osteopathic medicine has [...]
Ground zero
The April 24 video on Steven Short’s Facebook page is one of triumph. Staff [...]
Deployed for public health support
After the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, state mass disaster groups joined the [...]
Evolving patient care
As an osteopathic physician, Linnette Sells, DO, FAOASM, ’82, was taught in medical school [...]
Response in the Arctic Circle
With a passion for remote and austere environments, Melinda Rawcliffe, PA-C, ’07, adjunct professor, [...]
Helping the homeless
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, Tessa Tibben, DHSc, MS, PA-C, ’08, assistant professor, ATSU-ASHS, [...]
Crisis on the reservation
Life is difficult on the Navajo Nation Reservation under the best of circumstances. Unemployment [...]
Unmasking communication
Loren Lunsford, AuD, ’09, knew there would be a problem almost immediately. As the [...]
Words of encouragement
Kelly Parling-Lynch, DO, ’99, knew there were more ways than traditional medical treatment to [...]
Support echoes through the streets
ATSU-ASHS Dean Ann Lee Burch, PT, EdD, MS, MPH, shared a touching email with [...]
ATSU responds to the coronavirus
Ted Wendel, PhD, ATSU’s senior vice president of university planning & strategic initiatives, recalls [...]
Serving children in need
When ATSU-KCOM’s Christine Harb, OMS III, learned schools in the Kirksville, Missouri, community had [...]
Made at ATSU
3D printing addresses PPE shortages As the COVID-19 pandemic’s full scope came into focus [...]
Congratulations, class of 2020!
The class of 2020 celebrated graduation like no class before. While most colleges and [...]
Emergency preparedness and disaster response
As the COVID-19 pandemic exposed healthcare weaknesses nationwide, ATSU-CGHS looked at ways to provide [...]
ATSU speaks out amid racial injustice protests
As the University continues discussions and learning opportunities about diversity, inclusion, and equity, here [...]
The sky is not the limit
ATSU-KCOM alumnus J.D. Polk, DO, MS, MMM, CPE, FACOEP, FAsMA, ’93, looked on from [...]
Virtual research days
A pandemic may have brought the world to a screeching halt, but it could not stop ATSU’s virtual research days planned for spring 2020. Thanks to Zoom meetings and Kubify’s Learning Toolbox technology, student research […]
Museum Minute
When the coronavirus pandemic shut down much of day-to-day life, ATSU Communication & Marketing and Museum of Osteopathic Medicine Director Jason Haxton, MA, sought a way to engage with the University community and provide something […]
Tried and True: ATSU employee celebrates 51-year career
She didn’t know it at the time, but when Carla True walked through the doors of ATSU-KCOM on July 21, 1969, she had begun the first day of her more than five-decade career with the […]
With all the anticipation 2020 brought in the new year, no one anticipated a year quite like this. The coronavirus pandemic and nationwide protests against racial injustice, combined with NASA’s historic SpaceX launch, have brought […]
Read more1960s Raymond C. DeCesare, DO, ’69, Mt. Bethel, Pennsylvania, was presented with Northampton County Medical Society’s senatorial and congressional plaques for 50 years of exceptional care. 1970s Alan Allmon, DO, ’72, was named 2020 Osteopathic […]
Read moreATSU Courtney Bonnell, director, budgets and financial reporting, finance, earned a master of business administration degree from Northwest Missouri State University. Harold Bright, MLS, AHIP, was named university library director for A.T. Still Memorial Library. […]
Read moreBruce E. Adams, DO, ’57, Warren, Michigan, died March 30, 2020, at age 93. Dr. Adams was born April 29, 1926, in Stafford, Kansas. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force in World […]
Read moreATSU exceeds fundraising goal Alumni, faculty, staff, and friends have raised more than $300,000 to update the Thompson Campus Center’s gymnasium, which was built in 1983. This fall, the gymnasium will be dedicated as “Dan […]
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