Faculty
Kansas City University names Thomas Moorman as senior vice provost for Student Success
Kansas City University is moving forward in its effort to support student achievement with the appointment of Thomas Moorman, EdD, as senior vice provost for Student Success.
How to keep kids safe in the summer heat: Expert tips from KCU's Nicole Fremarek
Kansas City University’s Dr. Nicole Fremarek shares practical tips on preventing heat-related illness in children, from early hydration to recognizing warning signs of heat exhaustion.
Dr. Sarah Getch joins Win for KC initiative to explore body image beyond the game
KCU’s Dr. Sarah Getch discusses how young female athletes can build confidence, embrace body image and grow beyond comparison and perfectionism in this episode of the Winning @ Wellness series.
Summer mental health matters: KCU’s Dr. Sarah Getch offers guidance for families
School's out — but mental health shouldn’t take a break.
Dental visit at KCU’s Oral Health Center leads to life-saving cancer discovery
When Sarah Woolsey came to the KCU Oral Health Center for tooth pain, she never expected the care team would detect early-stage oral cancer.
Dr. Joseph Williams shares how KCU Is preparing doctors for the age of AI
Dr. Joseph Williams highlights how Kansas City University is leading the charge in integrating artificial intelligence into medical training.
KCU hand surgeon takes on national role to help grow medical education
At Kansas City University, the next generation of doctors isn’t just learning from textbooks—they’re helping write them.
KCU tackles the physician shortage, one doctor at a time
Dr. Robert Steele, a 2022 KCU graduate, shares why Joplin felt like the right place to build his career.
KCU’s Dr. Nicole Fremarek on the risks of TikTok skincare trends
Kansas City University's Dr. Nicole Fremarek explains why many viral TikTok skincare routines can be harmful for teens.
Affordable dental care now available from KCU’s future dentists
Third-year dental students at Kansas City University are now providing comprehensive dental care at the KCU Oral Health Center—under the expert supervision of licensed faculty.
Spotting the early signs of Alzheimer’s: insight from KCU’s Dr. Ken Stewart
Alzheimer’s disease affects nearly 7 million Americans over the age of 65, making it the most common form of dementia.
A legacy of leadership: Robert White, PhD, transitions to new role after a decade as dean
Robert White, PhD, didn’t originally set out to become a dean. When he joined KCU in 2010, his plan was to focus on teaching, advising students and continuing his research. But he soon found himself drawn to academic leadership.