NYCOM | College of Osteopathic Medicine

NYCOM is in the midst of some enormously exciting transitions ... installing new technologies in our classrooms, adding new standardized patient and robotic facilities, upgrading our research resources ... all of which make for a dynamic time here at NYCOM. We want you to be an integral part of it. Please join us in transforming our proud past into an even more vibrant future.

Please contact the director of NYCOM's Development Office at 516.686.4007 to discuss naming opportunities and other ways you can support NYCOM in this exciting journey.

NYCOM’s Legacy Path
Buy your brick today!

We invite you to support NYCOM in a meaningful and lasting way through the Legacy Path. You can have your name or that of a loved one engraved on a brick to serve as a permanent symbol of your connection to NYCOM.

Your brick will be part of NYCOM’s Legacy Path and will be seen by thousands of students and visitors as they walk through the lovely grounds of the NYCOM Quad.

Buying a brick is an ideal way to commemorate your years at NYCOM, remember a loved one or pay tribute to a favorite professor. Consider a brick as a wonderful gift for a special occasion such as birthday, anniversary or graduation.

NYCOM Announcements

Nov 11 2011

Neuroscience Publication

Dr. Victoria Rudenko, former fellow in 2009 and graduate of NYCOM in 2011, is the first author on a novel finding showing that cannabinoids have biphasic effects in development.

Nov 08 2011

Dr. Isaac Kurtzer published in ‘Nature’

Dr. Isaac Kurtzer’s paper entitled 'Primary motor cortex underlies multi-joint integration for fast feedback control' has been featured in this week's press release for Nature. Dr. Kurtzer is an assistant professor in the Department of Neuroscience/Histology.

The article is available at the journal's site: http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nature10436

Oct 19 2011

Global Heath Students Featured on TravelTV

The NYIT Global Health Students were featured in a video on Traveltelevision.org

The segment, starting at 6 minutes in, shows the students trip to Ghana in June 2010.

You can also watch it on the NYIT/NYCOM site here.

Oct 18 2011

Help Needed

This year our NYCOM students and myself will be involved on Saturday, October 29, 2011 with the National Osteopathic Medical Association (NOMA) at a health fair at the Orlando Union Rescue Mission*, during the American Osteopathic Associations National Convention in Florida. This is our seventh national event!

Sep 23 2011

2011 Flu Shots

Sep 23 2011

Anatomy Faculty Publishes

Dr. Gaberiel Bever, assistant professor of anatomy, recently published the paper "Variation, variability, and the origin of the avian endocranium: Insights from Alioramus altai (Tyrannosauria: Theropoda)" in the journal PLoS One. Link to the paper at: PlosOne

Sep 02 2011

Library hours for this weekend

Due to popular demand and impending exams, the NYCOM Library will be open this coming weekend.
The hours are:

Saturday, September 3: 12pm-8pm
Sunday, September 4: 12pm- 8pm
Monday, September 5: CLOSED