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Clinical students in Danbury, CT find time outside of their hospital rounds to get involved in charitable projects and service initiatives.
With our involvement in community initiatives and partnerships exponentially growing, AUC has decided to rename our Office of Service-Learning and Community Affairs, which will now be known as the Department of Community Engagement.
Alumna Dr. Valerie Garden discusses her journey from AUC student to ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon.
Eleven Sint Maarten non-profit organizations were awarded grants to support programs and initiatives that build local capacity and address pressing community needs.
Dr. Delgado will serve as AUC’s Senior Associate Dean on the Sint Maarten medical sciences campus, responsible for Sint Maarten-based faculty and serving as the senior local leader from AUC to the broader Sint Maarten community.
The Class of 2019 graduate was one of the founding members of the Family Medicine Interest Group at AUC and looks forward to starting her career as a family physician.
In 2018, 37,103 medical school seniors and graduates entered the U.S. National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) to compete for a post-graduate residency position.
Recognition as a Clinical Oncologist will allow Dr. Chobanyan to clinically screen women and continue her work to increase local access to healthcare.
AUC hosted its first breast awareness and community screening event of 2019 this past Saturday, March 23. Nearly 30 women came out to Philipsburg’s Vineyard Building to receive a free breast exam and speak with AUC faculty and students about breast abnormalities, including cancer risk factors.
More than 280 healthcare professionals, emergency preparedness experts, and government leaders gathered on campus March 8-11 with the goal of uniting their collective experience and expertise to increase their communities’ ability to manage hurricanes and other disasters.