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Historical Highlights 1916 The Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery (KCCOS) is founded. George J. Conley, D.O., becomes the college’s first president. Classes begin in a building at 7th and Wyandotte. 1917 Mamie Johnston, a transfer student, becomes the first graduate. KCCOS moves to 15th and Troost. 1921 2105 Independence Avenue becomes the school’s address. 1940 Johnston Hall Science Building is dedicated. 1944 The 100-bed Wesley Hospital at 11th and Harrison is purchased, and Conley Hospital is converted to a maternity hospital. 1950 Dr. Joseph M. Peach is elected the College’s second president. 1964 Dr. Richard Eby succeeds Dr. Joseph Peach as president. 1965 Dr. Richard Eby resigns and Dr. K.J. Davis, alumnus and dean of the College, becomes interim president. 1966 Dr. Eugene B. Powers is installed as the fifth president. The College celebrates its golden anniversary and becomes the largest osteopathic college in the United States. 1968 On the sudden death of Dr. Eugene B. Powers, Dr. K.J. Davis is again selected as interim president. Mazzacano Library opens. Dr. Rudolph S. Bremen becomes the sixth president. 1970 KCCOS becomes The Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine (KCCOM). 4
1972 The Center for Health Sciences, later known as University Hospital, is opened. 1979 The new Administration Building, a gift from the Alumni Association, is occupied after extensive renovation, and 1750 Independence Avenue becomes the University’s permanent address. 1980 The school’s name becomes the University of Health Sciences. 1988 Dr. Elmer H. Whitten is inaugurated as the eighth president. University Hospital closes. 1991 John P. Perrin, J.D., becomes the ninth president. 1994 Jack T. Weaver, D.O., becomes the 10th president. 1995 Karen L. Pletz, J.D., is installed as the University’s 11th president. 1996 The Educational Pavilion, a four-story, state-of-the-art facility containing classrooms, a library, cafeteria, laboratories and faculty offices, is dedicated. Classes begin on the consolidated campus. 1998 The University receives its first five-year accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. UHS is one of eight leading medical schools, including Harvard and Vanderbilt, to receive a prestigious John Templeton Foundation Spirituality in Medicine Award. 1999 Dissolution of the separate corporations of the Alumni Association and Foundation brings stronger organization structure to the University. Alumni Hall is renamed Leonard Smith Hall. The University joins with seven other leading research institutions in forming the Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute. 5
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Applicants under serious considerat
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future students of the University,
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student’s education. This means t
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Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans F
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Grades and Grading Policies - Grade
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Academic Renewal Academic Renewal i
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listed separately on the transcript
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OCS 1 and 2 Remediation Process Pra
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mandatory enrollment in IDIS 001 -
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• Has passed Levels 1, 2-CE and 2
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COM Curriculum Doctor of Osteopathi
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MED 106 - Gastrointestinal (6 weeks
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OCS 202 Osteopathic Clinical Skills
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College of Biosciences Introduction
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College of Biosciences Academic Cal
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Miami, FL 33171 (305) 273-1616 info
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COB Fiscal Policies and Financial A
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deferment on time. If a student def
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• The requested credit must be fo
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generally forwarded directly to the
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COB Curriculum Master of Science in
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BIOS 515 - Scientific Communication
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BETH 508 - Clinical Topics in Bioet
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