Stories
Graduate School of Social Work
Graduate School of Social Work Alumna Wins Leadership Award
Karla Perez Wins, a Graduate of the Touro College Graduate School of Social Work Class of 2012, is Recognized at 8th Annual Latino Social Work Task Force Awards Dinner
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
She’s Student and Teacher
Third year medical student Karen Schught continues to mentor the junior high school students she taught, from across the country.
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
Walk It, Harlem
Several TouroCOM students volunteered at Harlem Children’s Zone “Walk it out” event on Saturday March 24. “Walk it out” is a program designed to promote healthy lifestyles in Harlem. Students that participated included: Azuka Onye, Eguono Eduvie, Catrina LeBlanc, Orlando Thomas, and Anastasia Clervil.
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
From Student to Student
The Pediatrics Club organized a presentation for a group of students at a local Harlem elementary school where they discussed and educated the students on nutrition, asthma and the importance of exercise.
Lander College for Men
The Fashion Show Director: Never too old to be a model
Rafi Motechin, a junior at Touro’s Lander College for Men, recently organized a fashion show for the residents of New Vanderbilt Rehab & Care Center in Staten Island.
Lander College for Men
LCM past meets LCM present for dinner
Sure, we’re thrilled when our alumni have a chance to hang out with the current crop of guys at Lander—it’s always fun to swap stories about what was vs. what is—but it’s even better when the convergence brings professional networking to the table.
Lander College for Men
Banking on His Future
Lander Alum Jason Appleson Blends Faith and Finance
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
Dr. Smith Goes to Washington (with AOA)
TouroCOM students headed to the Hill to advocate for their profession at AOA’s DO Day on the Hill.
Lander College for Men
Sharing the Purim spirit
Wanting to spread the Purim cheer, Moshe Benner arranged a trip to an old age home near Landers and students danced and laughed with some of the residents.
