KCU News
KCU celebrates Match Day and residency placements nationwide
Fourth-year medical students from the Kansas City University (KCU) College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) gathered in person and virtually to recognize their achievements for the annual Match Day on March 18.
Inside KCU - April 2022
With the spring season upon us and returning from a restful spring break our campuses are abuzz. Over the last two weeks we held an open house for our Center for Medical Education Innovation, the construction of our College of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Center project has accelerated, the annual MO-KAN Osteopathic Conference was held on our campus for the first time, we hosted KC’s Nexus Informatics Conference, and we participated in a groundbreaking by the KC Parks Department for a redesigned intersection that will ultimately expand our campus westward.
KCU Faculty Member Provides Tips on Managing Stress for Stress Awareness Month
Bruce R. Williams, DO, FACOFP, Elected 2022–23 ACOFP President
KCU Day of Giving Creates Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Scholarship
KCU Announces Endowed Professorship for Medical Simulation
After two-year hiatus, KCU medical mission returns to Guatemala for global health outreach
For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a team of 40 third- and fourth-year medical students led by Gautam Desai, DO, professor and chair of Primary Care for KCU College of Osteopathic Medicine continued a 20-plus-year tradition of traveling to Guatemala to deliver care to more than 1000 patients.
Kansas City University one step closer to impacting the oral health of the region
Kansas City University’s (KCU) College of Dental Medicine (CDM) located on their campus in Joplin, Missouri, announced today it has received initial accreditation status from the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA).
$1 Million Scholarship Challenge Provides Pathway to Train Rural Dentists
KCU Executive Dean Named One of KCBJ’s 20 to Know in Health Care
Dr. Josh Cox and KCU Alum Dr. Joseph McGuirk Named Among 20 to Know in Health Care
Inside KCU - February 2022
Almost 100 years ago, Dr. Carter G. Woodson, known as the “father of Black history,” created the first week-long celebration of African American achievement and accomplishment in 1926.
Kansas City University awarded $1.6 million health workforce grant
Funding will support training that builds resiliency for health care professionals at the beginning of their careers.