American University of Antigua (AUA) reaffirmed its commitment to improve the quality of life for the nation of Antigua and Barbuda with a donation of computers to the Antigua &
The Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) believes that legislation introduced yesterday (June 15), the Generating Antibiotics Incentives Now (GAIN) Act (H.R. 2182), is an excellent starting point to begin
Throughout its existence, American University of Antigua (AUA) has actively sought out and recruited top students through articulation agreements with respected undergraduate programs. Officials from AUA carried on this tradition
American University of Antigua College of Medicine’s largest graduating class takes oath, moves tassel, accepts challenge.
Neal Simon, American University of Antigua President, attends the International Finance Corporation 4th Biennial Health Conference May 27, 2011 in Washington, DC. Neal Simon was among 200 senior healthcare executives
Journal of the American Medical Association: a new report attempts to address the gap between primary care physicians and better health outcomes.
AUA 2011 Commencement Speakers Include Honorary Degree Recipient AUA 2011 Valedictorian JASMINE RIVIERE MARCELIN Jasmine grew up in Dominica and Antigua, before attending Saint Mary’s University in Canada for her
American University of Antigua is proud to announce that the keynote speaker for the Class of 2011 Commencement will be Senator John Llewllyn Sampson. Senator John Llewllyn Sampson, Leader of the
On interview day: Be early! Programs understand issues that can cause a person to be late, but they will still remember that you were late. Dress professionally! Black suits are popular. Do not
On morning rounds, there have been those times when an attending physician, a resident, and sometimes even a patient, has made a comment or gesture that rendered me breathless. After
“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.”
