DMU is in debt to two graduates who were steadfast advocates of the osteopathic profession and their medical alma mater. Gilbert Bucholz was a 1958 graduate of Des Moines University’s osteopathic medical program and a steadfast advocate for his profession. […]
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Juanita Buchanan has been “a joy” for generations of students, patients and colleagues Des Moines University owes a lot to Ms. Betty D. Jackson. The typing skills/ business education teacher at Des Moines’ North High School saw so much potential
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While David Lans, D.O.’81, always knew he would follow his father, Allan Lans, D.O.’58, into medicine, he also has always loved music, art and the humanities thanks in large part to his mother, Joan. An accomplished pianist and flutist, she
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Donald P. Harrington, D.O.’58, of Naples, FL, has developed therapy for muscle spasms of persons with cerebral palsy, the first of its kind for the disorder.
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After his three years as chair of the DMU Board of Trustees, Larry J. Baker, D.O.’77, FACEP, turned the reins over to Steve Morain, J.D., at the board meeting in September. Baker, who remains a board member, is the emergency medical
Gilbert Bucholz, D.O.’58, in September retired from and was named emeritus trustee of the DMU Board of Trustees after 39 years of service, including a stint as board chair. A retired radiologist residing in Sandusky, OH, he was elected county
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Roger Senty gave a lecture at DMU on Aug. 25 titled “The Post-war Years: the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the New Acceptance.” Senty was appointed chair of the surgery department of the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, now
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Throughout Roger Senty’s years as a student and faculty member at the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, now DMU, its leaders had talked about upgrading and relocating the institution. He ultimately was the one who got the job done.
A mover (literally) and shaker in DMU’s history Read More