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An aerial photo of campus in 2007

2000s: Advancement

In 2002, OSU-COM was named for the first time to U.S. News & World Report’s rankings of Best Graduate Schools, including in the areas of Rural Medicine and Family Medicine. The OSU Medicine name expanded in 2006 as OSU Telemedicine launched its mobile clinic and the Tulsa Regional Medical Center in downtown Tulsa is renamed the OSU Medicine Center. A few years later the School of Forensic Sciences, in partnership with the Tulsa Police Department, opened the Forensic Crime Lab on the OSU-CHS campus.

Experience the Past 

Students with university president David Schmidly at the state Capitol
Students with university president David Schmidly at the state Capitol
OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine students with university president David Schmidly at the state Capitol in Oklahoma City for D.O. Day on the Hill.
Shonda Davis, Patrice Wagner, Kevin Dare and Ricard Le demonstrate techniques of scrubbing for surgery.
Shonda Davis, Patrice Wagner, Kevin Dare and Ricard Le demonstrate techniques of scrubbing for surgery.
Shonda Davis, Patrice Wagner, Kevin Dare and Ricard Le demonstrate techniques of scrubbing for surgery.
Kelsey Nylander, Brent Reeves and Stefanie Meredith.
Kelsey Nylander, Brent Reeves and Stefanie Meredith.
OSU-COM students Kelsey Nylander, Brent Reeves and Stefanie Meredith study together on campus.
Justin Bryant, Blake Christensen and David Hassett.
Justin Bryant, Blake Christensen and David Hassett.
OSU-COM students Justin Bryant, Blake Christensen and David Hassett don scrubs and personal protective equipment for a lab.
Steven Dyer and Brian Zimmer.
Steven Dyer and Brian Zimmer.
Steven Dyer and Brian Zimmer, OSU-COM students, check out the latest in cell phone technology.
Demonstrating anatomy to the children was a great experience for everyone. Tyson Bryant demonstrates a shoulder.
Demonstrating anatomy to the children was a great experience for everyone. Tyson Bryant demonstrates a shoulder.
OSU-COM student Tyson Bryant demonstrates to elementary school students how shoulder joints work using skeletal models.
“Elvis” with Corey Marrs and Keyaria Gray.
“Elvis” with Corey Marrs and Keyaria Gray.
OSU medical students Corey Marrs and Keyaria Gray use a human skeletal model affectionately called Elvis to study human anatomy.
Eric Canaday, Ty Kirkpatrick with Carolyn Stelle, D.O., in the casting lab.
Eric Canaday, Ty Kirkpatrick with Carolyn Stelle, D.O., in the casting lab.
OSU-COM students Eric Canaday and Ty Kirkpatrick learn casting techniques with instructor Dr. Carolyn Steele.
Ryan Lynch reading X-rays.
Ryan Lynch reading X-rays.
OSU-COM student Ryan Lynch reads x-rays as part of his D.O. training.
The individual in the center is the best friend of Katie Stagner, MS II, Jamie Akin, MS II, Debbie Gladd, MS II, and Michael Stelle, MS II.
The individual in the center is the best friend of Katie Stagner, MS II, Jamie Akin, MS II, Debbie Gladd, MS II, and Michael Stelle, MS II.
Medical students Katie Stagner, Jamie Akin, Debbie Gladd, and Michael Stelle pose with one of the human skeletal models used to study human anatomy.
What do we do with our time? Bill Wylie, MS I, and Nghia Phan, MS I, study and study and study biochemistry. This is only the beginning. zc
What do we do with our time? Bill Wylie, MS I, and Nghia Phan, MS I, study and study and study biochemistry. This is only the beginning. zc
OSU-COM students Bill Wylie and Nghia Phan take advantage of the nice weather and study biochemistry outdoors on campus.
MS I students observe as Dr. Dyer illustrates techniques on resident doctor, Jonathan Scott Clark.
MS I students observe as Dr. Dyer illustrates techniques on resident doctor, Jonathan Scott Clark.
First year medical students observe as Dr. Robin Dyer demonstrates OMM techniques on resident doctor, Jonathan Scott Clark.
Mai Pham, Lina Ea, Best Chen, Jessica Fisher and Sara Powers enjoy a break from the classroom to have lunch outdoors.
Mai Pham, Lina Ea, Best Chen, Jessica Fisher and Sara Powers enjoy a break from the classroom to have lunch outdoors.
Mai Pham, Lina Ea, Best Chen, Jessica Fisher and Sara Powers enjoy a break from the classroom to have lunch outdoors.
Congressman John Sullivan checks out his heart beat using telemedicine technology during a visit to canpus. Sullivan has championed OSU’s telemedicine growth. Assisting him is Sheryl Stansifer.
Congressman John Sullivan checks out his heart beat using telemedicine technology during a visit to canpus. Sullivan has championed OSU’s telemedicine growth. Assisting him is Sheryl Stansifer.
Former Congressman John Sullivan checks out his heartbeat using telemedicine technology during a visit to the OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine campus. Sullivan has championed OSU’s telemedicine growth. Assisting him is Sheryl Stansifer.
As part of a teaching project studying osteopathic manipulative therapy (OMT)
As part of a teaching project studying osteopathic manipulative therapy (OMT)
As part of a teaching project studying osteopathic manipulative therapy (OMT), Bruce Benjamin, Ph.D., studies heart rate data on an EKG while Tim Nokes performs OMT on Kelly Blake. The student learning project has shown that the therapy can be linked to changes in the autonomic nervous system.
class of 2005
class of 2005
Members of the OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 2005.
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