Hundreds of Central Iowa youth recently explored medicine and the health sciences with hands-on activities at Des Moines University’s Girls Exploring Medicine and Science and Boys Reaching for Opportunities in Science programs.
Des Moines University Engages Youth in Hands-on Health Sciences Read More
Angela L. Walker Franklin, Ph.D., president and CEO of Des Moines University, was honored Feb. 26, 2024, as a “Community Difference Maker” by Bankers Trust at its East Branch’s annual Black History Month celebration. Franklin became DMU’s 15th president in 2011.
DMU President and CEO Honored by Bankers Trust Read More
Erika Linden, Des Moines University’s chief compliance officer, was appointed by the U.S. Department of Education to its negotiated rulemaking committee on Program Integrity and Institutional Quality.
The City of West Des Moines honored DMU with a Community Leadership Award during the city’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day event Jan. 15, 2024.
DMU Receives Community Leadership Award from City of West Des Moines Read More
Des Moines University’s free Mini Medical School provides health information you can use in four sessions in February.
Expand Your Medical Knowledge With DMU’s Free Mini Medical School Read More
Here’s a look back at Des Moines University’s top news events of 2023. It was a remarkable year in DMU’s history!
DMU’s Top 2023 News Stories: What a Wonderful Year! Read More
Des Moines University will establish a new regional simulation center at DMU’s 3200 Grand Avenue campus with a $5 million contribution from the Polk County Board of Supervisors.
Polk County Contributes $5 Million to Support Health Care Workforce Needs Read More
Michelle Vu, a student in DMU’s Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program, reflects on her global health internship with the U.S. Global Change Research Program.
Erin Smith, a student in DMU’s D.O. and M.H.A. programs, reflects on her global health internship with the CDC.
DMU Student Pursues Passions During CDC Internship Read More
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.
DMU’s Glanton Event Celebrates 20 Years of Changing Health Care Read More