DMU’s Top 2023 News Stories: What a Wonderful Year!
Here’s a look back at Des Moines University’s top news events of 2023. It was a remarkable year in DMU’s history!
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DMU’s Glanton Event Celebrates 20 Years of Changing Health Care
DMU’s Glanton Event on Nov. 2 celebrated the university’s efforts to prepare culturally competent health professionals and raised $304,537 to support them.
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Prairie Meadows Becomes Presenting Sponsor of Des Moines University’s Glanton Event
Event Will Honor Mary and Suku Radia When Des Moines University celebrates the 20th anniversary of its annual Glanton Event on Nov. 2, 2023, the event’s presenting sponsor will be an organization that’s supported the Glanton Fund since its early
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DMU Chief Diversity Officer Honored as LGBTQ Legacy Leader
Rich Salas, Ph.D., chief diversity officer at Des Moines University, was one of six individuals honored by dsm magazine, in collaboration with One Iowa and American Equity, with its LGBTQ Legacy Leader Award. He was honored as an ally for
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People Make DMU a Community
Facilities, equipment and technology all are critical aspects of a medical and health sciences university, but people are what make DMU the collegial community it is. Here are two examples. For many, the height of the COVID-19 pandemic brought “lows”
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Diwali creates “welcoming celebration for everyone”
Copilot said:
This year’s Diwali Celebration at DMU featured live performances, games, history, trivia and prizes that educated attendees about the festival of lights while giving more than 250 students and faculty the opportunity to have fun and gain cultural insights.
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Glanton Fund donors join DMU in changing health care for the better
“The people who seek care on a given day represent every race, creed, gender, age, socioeconomic level, language, physical and mental ability and educational attainment. To receive the best care, they need health care providers who can understand them, communicate
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