American University of Antigua (AUA)’s chapter of the American Medical Student Association (AMSA) will hold its annual health fair on November 10, 2012 at the Multipurpose Cultural Centre on AUA’s
On November 6th and 7th 2012, AUA will be hosting the 7th annual conference of the International Stillbirth Alliance (ISA), a non-profit coalition of organizations dedicated to understanding the causes
On September 25th, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda W. Baldwin Spencer held wide ranging discussions with U.S. Congressmen Elliot Engle, Yvette Clarke, and Gregory Meeks at American University of
Caldwell College has signed an articulation agreement with American University of Antigua College of Medicine for a combined Bachelor’s and an MD. Qualified students will pursue a career in medicine
Dr. Iyad Baker received his MD from American University of Antigua in 2008. He then proceeded to complete his Family Practice Residency at the Hoboken University Medical Center. Dr. Baker
AUA has earned a $5,000 grant from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation to finance this year’s White Coat Ceremony. The grant also includes pins that will be given to each
Drs. Naira Chobanyan and Regina Clark were speakers at Mount St. Johns Medical Center as part of a week of activities highlighting Sickle Cell Awareness Week. The educational seminar focused
AUA in conjunction with the Ministry of Sports will be hosting an Inter-Collegiate Cricket Tournament at the AUA cricket ground. The tournament will commence with a ‘launch’ event at 10:30AM
Over the weekend, back-to-back events gave students the chance to reach out to the community while gaining educational and clinical experiences. The first event was a health fair focused on
In July 2011, the Medical Board of California voted to recognize AUA College of Medicine. This allowed our graduates to apply for medical licensure, enter residency training, and complete clinical
“I was confident going into AUA because of their leadership. It was clear to me from the beginning that the staff and administration from top to bottom were pioneers and leaders in medical education. They showed a great deal of commitment by investing in constructing a brand new state of the art campus while I was there. Although the new campus opened shortly after I left the island, it was encouraging to watch its construction. It let us know that AUA was committed to investing back into its students, and are here to stay for years to come.”
