American University of Antigua (AUA) has concluded another successful research day highlighting the topic of cardiovascular intervention. The event was held last Saturday at the university’s west campus on Friar’s
On June 15, 2007, American University of Antigua College of Medicine broke ground on its new $30 million, 17-acre campus.
Twelve groups of third-semester students at American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine have earned themselves top marks following research presentations to a panel of judges, faculty members, and
This year’s winning team at the Doctor’s Dilemma, an annual Medical Jeopardy competition sponsored by the American College of Physicians (ACP), created quite a stir. A team of international medical
After only three years in existence, American University of Antigua inducted a record number of students into the medical community through its White Coat ceremony. A crowd comprising friends, family
Dr. H.A. Morcos, chair of Pharmacology at American University of Antigua, and colleagues at Florida A & M University presented the study April 30, at Experimental Biology 2007 in Washington,
A newly outfitted kitchen will become a reality for the Antigua & Barbuda Defense Force (ABDF), following a $10,000 donation from the American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine.
The American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine has managed to attract two very prestigious medical conferences, opening up the possibility of a new tourism thrust for Antigua &
While inaugurating the International Symposium on Recent Research Advances in Asthma Pathogenesis yesterday, Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer brought home the importance of asthma research to the local level.
American University of Antigua College of Medicine is proud of its dedicated administrators, faculty, and students. In every way possible, the college provides services throughout the community.
“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.”
