Aneesa Afroze, M.D., M.P.H.’18, infectious disease consulting physician, president of medical staff and director of the antimicrobial stewardship program at MercyOne, was named by the Des Moines Business Record as one of its 2022 Women of Influence. She and the […]
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Kelsey Millonig, D.P.M.’17, M.P.H.’17, was among the individuals featured in June by Podiatry Today in an article titled “Women in Podiatry: Celebrating the Changemakers.” She is the first-ever podiatric professional to be selected as a research intern at the World
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Rebecca Minardi, M.P.H.’13, M.S., was hired as Birding magazine’s new book and media reviews editor. She is an experienced book reviewer who has contributed multiple reviews to the column and also written other articles for Birding. Vice president of Detroit Audubon,
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May 26-27 offered double the joy, squared: Members of the DMU Class of 2022 and their loved ones celebrated graduation, alumni with “milestone” class years toured campus and traded tales of their student days, and everyone enjoyed the festivities in person
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Scott Alwin, M.S.P.T.’99, was appointed chief executive officer of Hot Springs Health in Thermopolis, WY, effective July 1, 2022. Previously, he served as the chief clinical officer for the hospital, a role in which he directed the planning and coordination
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Greg Paris, M.H.A.’98, is vice president of client success with Caravan Health, a part of Signify Health, which works with hospitals, health systems and medical/physician groups to develop better solutions for community health systems. In his role, Paris works with
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During recent lab sessions in DMU’s Munroe Building, groups of students struggled with their vision, hearing, mobility and dexterity. There wasn’t anything wrong with them; rather, they had to complete a number of tasks while outfitted with vision-distorting goggles, sound-muffling
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On May 12, DMU recognized 152 students with its Service Award for a record-breaking year of service to our community. Before this year, the most students to receive the award in a year was 111 in 2019. “Throughout my service
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When Des Moines University asked its alumni, employees and friends to make gifts in celebration of One Day for DMU, they responded in a big way. During the annual 24-hour event, from noon to noon April 20-21, 293 donors contributed
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On Friday, April 22, hundreds of thousands of students and allies of all ages across the world will participate in one of the largest, annual, student-powered protests for LGBTQ+ visibility and civil rights, known as the Day of Silence. To
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