DO/DMD For a Day!

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A.T. Still University
 
 Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health (MOSDOH)
and
Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (KCOM)
 
DO/DMD For a Day!
 
 
We need your help! Please encourage your students to come and see what it's like to be a student at ATSU!
 
DATES on the Missouri campus: 
February 19, 2019
April 2, 2019
 
Time: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
 
We would like them to join us for a typical day in the life of an ATSU student with academic activities, lunch, and a campus tour with current  student ambassadors.
 
DO & DMD dates include
Lectures and labs with student host
Information session with Admissions
Lunch and tour with student ambassador
Museum of Osteopathic Medicine
 
Highlights of the programs
  • ATSU-KCOM is the founding school of osteopathic medicine. Students can learn about its rich history by visiting the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine, located on campus.
  • ATSU-KCOM uses the aligned discipline curriculum model which focuses on aligning subject matter among the basic sciences and clinical sciences, with a focus on Osteopathic Manipulative Theory, full cadaver dissection, and human  patient simulation.      
  • ATSU-MOSDOH aims to increase access to oral healthcare for Missouri's most vulnerable populations by addressing the state's critical shortage of dentists.
  • Only the second dental school in the state, its goal is to graduate dentists who have an in-depth understanding of and a desire to serve populations in need by focusing clinical simulation in the classroom and exposure to public health.   
ATSU's Student Osteopathic Medical Association and American Student Dental Association encourages pre-med and pre-dental students to attend ATSU's DO/DMD for a Day.  Undergraduate students who are interested in learning about our university are encouraged to attend.
 
SEATS ARE LIMITED and FILLING UP FAST!
 
 
ATSU Admissions Missouri campus
866.626.2878, ext. 2237
 
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS EMAIL IS NOT AN INVITATION TO AN INTERVIEW, NOR IS BECOMING A "FOLLOWER" A WAY TO STRENGTHEN YOUR APPLICATION.  ATTENDING DO/DMD FOR A DAY, FOLLOWING ATSU'S ADMISSIONS FACEBOOK PAGE AND/OR THE TWITTER ACCOUNT IS JUST A MEANS OF GATHERING MORE INFORMATION TO ASSIST YOU IN UNDERSTANDING ATSU.

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