Category: General
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DMU Appoints Three New Members to Governing Board
Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences has appointed Diane Bridgewater, Omar Lateef, D.O.’99, and Amber Lenhardt to its Board of Trustees.
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Des Moines University and Iowa LEND Program Partner to Improve Health for People With Disabilities
Morgan Leach is named first DMU trainee and O.T.D. student to participate in Iowa LEND program.
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Joseph Jones Receives ABI Foundation’s Leadership for Iowa Award
The Iowa Association of Business and Industry Foundation named Joseph Jones, Ph.D, chief of staff to the president at Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences, as this year’s Leadership for Iowa Award recipient.
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Key Questions to Ask Prospective Employers
When mapping out the next steps in your career, there are important questions to consider. Rich Green, M.S.P.T.’92, chief executive officer of Des Moines Orthopaedic Surgeons and a member of the DMU Alumni Board, shares helpful advice.
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DMU Purple & Proud Campaign Tops $51 Million
Thanks to generous donor support, Des Moines University’s Purple & Proud Campaign has exceeded its $50 million goal.
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DMU’s Top 2023 News Stories: What a Wonderful Year!
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in Admissions, Alumni, Behavioral Health, Clinic, College of Health Sciences, College of Osteopathic Medicine, College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, Community Relations, Department News, Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, Doctor of Occupational Therapy, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Events at DMU, Faculty, Family Medicine, Featured, Foot and Ankle, General, Global Health, Master of Health Care Administration, Master of Public Health, Master of Science in Anatomy, Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies, New Campus, People of DMU, Physical Therapy, Physiology and Pharmacology, Research, Simulation Center, StudentsHere’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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Thinking Globally: What Can Rwanda Teach Us About Mitigating the Trauma of Gun Violence? It‘s Complicated
Assignment: Compare the major source of collective trauma in Rwanda, the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis, with that in the United States, the 2001 terrorist attacks and ongoing gun violence and mass shootings. Investigators: Kyra Vercande, D.O.’23, and Rwandan student Jean Pierre Nsengimana took on this topic as a virtual internship offered by DMU’s Department…
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DMU Plays Role in Basic Income Pilot
What if you were a member of a low-income family that suddenly began receiving $500 a month, no strings attached?
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