News
Two Weeks in Kathmandu
Seven Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine students spent winter break volunteering in Nepal and gaining in first-hand medical experience in a foreign environment.
TouroCOM Family Post-Sandy
First year TouroCOM students help their classmate's family clean up after the storm.
Peace, Harlem
TouroCOM participated in the Percy Sutton Harlem 5K Run/NYC Family Health Walk-A-Thon for Peace in Our Communities.
Newbie Workshop, Newbie Researchers
Dr. Piotr B. Kozlowski, Dean of Research at TouroCOM is passionate about science and research (just ask him for a tour of the labs).
Art and English in Cartagena
Hunter Vincent, OMS II, is hanging out in Cartagena, Colombia this summer.
Scrubs for Cubs at PS 197
As part of their Scrubs for Cubs program, The Pediatrics Club headed by Jackie Rodriguez, Kaitlyn Piatt, Niva Shah, Raza Ashraf and faculty advisor Dr. Sushama Rich, organized an amazing day for PS 197 on May 21.
Preaching and practicing at the Bike and Run
Nineteen TouroCOM students participated in the “Miles for Healthier Lifestyles” Bike and Run Relay sponsored by the AMA.
Be Healthy, Mom
TouroCOM Professor of Pathology Dr. Tipsuda Bahri, and several students participated in a health fair sponsored by Northern Manhattan Perinatal Partnership & Central Harlem Healthy Start. Students distributed informative pamphlets on how new mothers and other members of the community can maintain a healthy life.
Dr. Levine Thinks Osteopathically
Dr. Martin S. Levine, DO, associate dean for educational development at TouroCom took a sabbatical this year to serve as president of the AOA (American Osteopathic Association). He returned home, to TouroCom, to speak with students on “Thinking Osteopathically”.
