Ray Kroc introduced the principle of the Three-legged Stool over 60 years ago, but the meaning behind it remains as important today as it did then - the stool is only as strong as the three legs that form its foundation: our employees, our franchisees and our suppliers.
The conflict in Ukraine and the humanitarian crisis in Europe has caused unspeakable suffering to innocent people. As a System, we join the world in condemning aggression and violence and praying for peace.
Led by AZCOM’s Ultrasound Interest Group, this student-driven event is an educational ultrasound symposium where healthcare students and physicians from all over Arizona come together to further their knowledge of and appreciation for sonography.
Anastasia Glazunova (AZCOM 2024) is looking forward to adding the initials “D.O.” to her name two years from now. Her desire to help people is part of why she has looked forward to achieving the goal of becoming an osteopathic physician in the near future.
Midwestern University embraces a One Health philosophy as a core component of healthcare which emphasizes that the health of humans is connected to the health of animals and the environment.
College of Dental Medicine-Arizona and the CDMA Alumni Council Virtual Study Club Presentation
Midwestern University Student Receives National Physical Therapy Scholarship
Midwestern University Master of Public Health Program Celebrates First Graduates
Midwestern University Master of Public Health Program Celebrates First Graduates
Midwestern University Graduates Ready for Successful Healthcare Careers
2021 Three-legged Stool Award Recognizing Support For RMHC
McDonald’s Promotes Kevin Ozan to Senior Executive Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, Ian Borden to Chief Financial Officer and Marion Gross to Global Chief Supply Chain Officer
Midwestern University Announces New Dean of the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
McDonald’s Appoints Brian Rice as Executive Vice President and Global Chief Information Officer
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