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 […]
Five-plus decades of fabulous Read More
The Sixties are known as a period of great political, social and cultural change in the United States and much of the world. That was true of osteopathic medicine, too, as members of the profession fought for equal recognition of
REUNION REFLECTIONS: Anthony Korvas “Breaking barriers to a great career” Read More
The transition from one year to the next typically includes reflecting upon those we’ve lost. For the Des Moines University community, those individuals include Max McKinney, D.O., FACFP, a member of the DMU College of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 1969,
Honoring a special DMU graduate for a life of service Read More
A number of DMU alumni were honored by the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association (IOMA) and were elected to its offices this spring. Elected president-elect was Bruce Ricker, D.O.’83, an osteopathic family physician in Mount Ayr. He is the medical director
Alumni lead, honored by IOMA Read More
Gertrude Doughten, D.O.’69, in May received the Life Service Award of the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association, which recognizes active IOMA members who have spent the greater part of their lives delivering health care to Iowans, utilizing osteopathic practice and principles.
Gertrude Doughten, D.O.’69 Read More
Richard Shaffer, D.O.’69, in May received the Life Service Award of the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association, which recognizes active IOMA members who have spent the greater part of their lives delivering health care to Iowans, utilizing osteopathic practice and principles.
Richard Shaffer, D.O.’69 Read More
Ronald Bergman, D.O.’76, M.D., FICS, FAACS, and Bryan Folkers, D.O.’04, FACOS, both love practicing in their specialty and teaching future surgeons. That motivated them to take on the meetings, paperwork and processes of another labor of love: creating a new plastic and
Creating a path for future fellow surgeons Read More
As a student in the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (COMS), now DMU, Anthony Korvas in 1966 raised the most funds among his classmates in sales of the osteopathic Christmas seal, then an annual competition among osteopathic colleges to generate support
Looking back inspires investment in the future Read More
Beck started part-time work July 1, 2013, at McLaren Medical Center in Davison, MI. He says he loves having more time for family and that he’s able to do things he has always wanted to do. He is excited to
Brian J. Beck, D.O.’69 Read More
Members of the DMU Class of 1969 celebrated their 40-year reunion by reminiscing about the past and investing in the future.