Touro University Nevada raised a record amount of funds for student scholarships during its annual Gala held at The Four Seasons on March 10. During the awards ceremony portion of the program, CEO & Senior Provost Shelley Berkley presented the … Continue reading Touro University Nevada Raises Record Amount for Student Scholarships During Annual Gala
The Touro University Nevada College of Osteopathic Medicine celebrated incredible news after having a 100% residency match/placement rate for the soon-to-be graduates of the Class of 2019. The celebration began inside The Terrace on March 15 when the Class of … Continue reading Touro University Nevada Medical Students Achieve 100% Match Rate/Residency Placement During Match Day
In this edition of “Faculty Focus,” we sat down with Dr. Amy Stone, Assistant Professor in the Touro University Nevada Basic Sciences Department. Where are you from and what was it like growing up? I grew up just north of … Continue reading Faculty Focus: Dr. Amy Stone, Assistant Professor, Basic Sciences
Touro University Nevada held its 13thannual Research Day inside the Michael Tang Regional Center for Clinical Simulation on March 18. Students and faculty from the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the College of Health and Human Services participated in this … Continue reading Touro University Nevada Students and Faculty Collaborate for 13th Annual Research Day
Touro University Nevada continued its athletic dominance over its California counterparts with a 69-64 victory in “The Big Game” on March 7. The win pushed TUN’s record to 9-1 all time in Big Game meetings, with TUC’s lone victory coming … Continue reading TUN Victorious Against TUC in “The Big Game”
“Catching Up” is a monthly feature highlighting different Touro University Nevada alumni and learning more about their journey after graduation. In this edition, we spoke with William Perry, a 2010 graduate of the Touro University Nevada School of Physician Assistant … Continue reading “Catching Up”: William Perry, School of Physician Assistant Studies, Class of 2010
As a self-described “non-traditional student,” Alfredo Mendoza’s path to Physical Therapy school is unlike any other in his cohort. A native of Alameda, Calif., Mendoza is at least a decade older than most of his classmates. He’s also worked an … Continue reading Student Spotlight: Alfredo Mendoza, School of Physical Therapy