As the “Go Red for Women” Movement of the American Heart Association marks its 10th year of fighting heart disease and stroke, DMU President Angela Walker Franklin, Ph.D., is leading the charge in central Iowa.
DMU president “goes red for women” Read More
R. Tim Yoho, D.P.M., FACFAS, dean of the College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, has been appointed to a central Iowa cancer center board and elected chair of the American Association of Colleges of Podiatric Medicine.
CPMS dean receives two appointments Read More
Scott Carrington, a fourth-year student in the College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, embraced leadership opportunities in the college and in the American Podiatric Medical Student Association. His advocacy and hard work earned him the association’s top student honor.
CPMS student receives APMSA’s highest student honor Read More
As a physician and chief medical officer, Tammy Chance, D.O.’95, helped make Skiff Medical Center in Newton, IA, a core site for clinical rotations and was reminded of how much she loves interacting with future physicians. She’s doing so again as interim associate dean of clinical affairs for the College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Alumna embraces interim role Read More
The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may have ended in many people’s minds, but members of the DMU community continue to remember the men and women who remain deployed in service to their country.
DMU delivers for the deployed Read More
“Love of the land” is one reason Stacie Kasper, D.O.’12, wants to practice rural medicine. She’s also motivated by the opportunity to be a physician, counselor, teacher and advocate for her patients, the chance to become a community leader and the lasting relationships she’ll form with those in her care.
A destiny discovered on the farm Read More
Osteopathic medical student Brian Sullivan was a member of Des Moines University’s largest and most interprofessional global health service team to date: More than 35 individuals – including students from five DMU programs and Drake University’s pharmacy program as well
Honduras 2013: Clinical (the interprofessional experience) Read More
Looking for a little family fun this weekend? Maybe in the form of an egg hunt? Well, I’ve got just the post for you! Eggstravaganza at Blank Park Zoo! Egg hunts for the little ones and an Easter scavenger hunt through
Osteopathic medical student Brian Sullivan was a member of Des Moines University’s largest and most interprofessional global health service team to date: More than 35 individuals – including students from five DMU programs and Drake University’s pharmacy program as well
Honduras 2013: First day of clinic Read More
Des Moines University students are continuing their fight against childhood obesity by hosting the third annual Mission: Active health fair, a free event for kids, on Saturday, April 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Olsen Medical Education
Third annual kids health fair promotes physical fitness, teaches healthy habits Read More