MBKU is offering some 'insight" for SCCO students at this highly anticipated alumni event!
Students are encouraged to attend and get information from the best in the business. See you there!
On Wednesday’s we wear…white!
Congratulations to the SCCO Class of 2024 for completing your White Coat Ceremony.
The faculty and staff at MBKU are very proud of your accomplishments, and look forward to supporting you during the next steps in your journey. ?
#mbkuproud
Looking back on the great memories with our students at New Student Orientation 2022!
We love seeing students both old and new attending classes again. We hope you are all having a great first week back! ?? #mbkuproud
Announcement time! Our White Coat Ceremony for the College of Optometry will be taking place on Saturday, August 13th at 4pm.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024, we can't wait to see you there! ?? #mbkuproud
Congratulations to our Class of 2022 College of Pharmacy Alumni on your respective matchings! We know you'll make us proud! ?
Check out our post @mbku_pharmadmissions to see where our Alumni matched! #mbkuproud
2022 @nationaloptomertricassociation Convention truly living out “Serve Where We Go” by partnering with MBKU and The Boys and Girls Club on Thursday, July 7 to provide low-cost eye exams and prescription glasses for the local community. #bgcgg #MBKUProud
Photo Credit: @thrutheeyes_of_ron ?
⭐️ Thank You President Alexander! ⭐️
During his tenure as founding president of MBKU, Dr. Alexander’s vision, commitment and determination has resulted in the largest period of growth in the history of the institution.
The entire MBKU Community graciously thanks President Alexander for his contributions and wishes him the best on his retirement beginning July 1, 2022. #MBKUProud #MBKUFoundingPresident
Looking UP to the future…SCCO had a great time celebrating their 21-22 SCCO MBKU residents over the weekend! Congratulations to all on a successful year. We are looking forward to seeing what your future has in store! ?? ? ? #MBKUProud
Today, June 23, marks the 50th anniversary of the date the Title IX bill was signed. The bill provides protection and prevents gender or sex-based discrimination, harassment, and violence – including retaliation against those who report. Title IX applies to all gender identities and sexualities and to all students and employees alike – including clinical rotations and other off-site educational experiences.
In response to severe shortages of Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) expertise among health care providers, Networking California for Sickle Cell Care, California’s first and only SCD consortium, has partnered with Marshall B. Ketchum University’s School of PA Studies to create and pilot a six-week certificate elective in SCD for physician assistant (PA) students nearing graduation. The course offers structured lessons and practical application through clinical rotation coordinated by the Center for Inherited Blood Disorders (CIBD).