Recently I read an article in the NY Times entitled “Medical Schools in Region Fight Caribbean Flow” (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/23/nyregion/23caribbean.html?_r=1). The article describes a turf war between the New York medical schools
American University of Antigua (AUA) is proud to announce the addition of six core rotation spots in psychiatry at Lincoln Regional Center (LRC) in Nebraska. Initial rotations will begin at
American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine student, Hima Bodagala, has recently taken part in a research project at Johns Hopkins University studying pathologies that affect the white matter
The students of the American Medical Students Association (AMSA) and American University of Antigua (AUA) joined forces with longstanding partner Jaycees International (JCI Antigua) for the Health Fair held at
During the opening ceremony of the 17th General Meeting and Biennial Conference, Dr. Jorge A. Moreno, Dean of AUA College of Arts and Science (AUACAS) and Professor of Biology at
American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine student Prathap Jayaram will be presenting an abstract as first author, based on the results of his neuro-oncology elective at The Johns
American University of Antigua has once again secured additional clinical rotation positions for their students by pairing up with the Interfaith Medical Center. This will allow students from the University to
American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine has signed an affiliation agreement with College of Saint Elizabeth to provide guaranteed admission into our MD degree program to qualified graduates
American University of Antigua (AUA) is proud that Tony Harris, midday news anchor for CNN, planted a fruit tree on campus with AUA students as part of Antigua’s World Tourism
On August 20, 2010, AUA donated twenty-five Dell™ laptops pre-loaded with DigiClass™ software to the community of Antigua & Barbuda. At an event on AUA’s campus, dignitaries from the Antigua
“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.”
