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What makes the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine at Athens a great place to study medicine?

 


Athens Campus Experience

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Begin Where It All Began

Picture the ideal university campus. Shaded pathways, lush greens, red brick, and a $65 million academic facility — Heritage Hall — that opened for classes in 2021. At the Heritage College Athens, you'll learn and train in this inspiring setting, alongside students and faculty from around the world, while addressing the needs of neighboring rural communities. You'll also experience the advantages that come with being on the campus of a major university — world-class facilities and ever-growing research laboratories, abundant interprofessional and service opportunities, and numerous extracurricular and academic activities.

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Athens student working with children in the community

Caring For Our Neighbors

The Osteopathic Heritage Foundation gift that gave our college its name also led to the expansion of the Heritage Community Clinic. The Heritage Community Clinic is open to community members in southeastern Ohio who need care the most, offering free and low-cost health care provided by skilled health care providers.

Each year our students log more than 4,500 volunteer hours at local schools, clinics, nursing homes and other community sites throughout the region, gaining firsthand insight into primary care, and experiencing the difference they can make in the lives of individuals and across whole communities.

 


 

Learning with students across all three campuses

Link Up From Anywhere

Our campus sites are spread across Ohio, but here, your learning environment isn't defined by distance or location. With our interactive videoconferencing system, you can study with world-renowned physicians, participate in lectures across the state, access the resources of affiliate health care systems and connect to your fellow students in Dublin and Cleveland.

 


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Visit the Heritage College, Athens

Experience life in a quintessential college town, explore the campus and meet other students during a campus visit hosted to help you and your family discover life at the Heritage College, Athens.

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Experience Life In Athens

At the Heritage College, Athens, we offer an abundance of interprofessional and service opportunities, and a diverse range of extracurricular and academic activites, all as part of a community that's rich in culture.

Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Athens
Heritage Hall
191 W Union St.
Athens, OH 45701

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Friday, November 22 Student National Medical Association - Recovery Ally Training 12:00 PM — 1:00 PM Heritage Hall

Saturday, November 23 Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology Club - ENT Dinner 7:00 PM — 9:00 PM Restaurant TBD from Dr. Das in Dublin.

News

  • Alumni Highlight: Let’s Be Frank – Francis Essien and Bryan Grooms

    Francis Essien, D.O. (’18), met Bryan Grooms, D.O. (’11) during his first year working at Campus Care and the OMM lab. Grooms remained in Athens after graduation to complete his family medicine residency at O’Bleness, and they quickly found commonalities and connections beyond medicine, deepening their bond over days training in the gym.
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  • Alumni Highlight: 2024 Medal of Merit Winner, Dr. Ralph Crew, ‘81

    The Heritage College Medal of Merit is awarded to graduates who have achieved distinction in their chosen field of medicine through commitment and exemplary leadership. This is the college’s most prestigious award and the Society of Alumni and Friends recognized Dr. Ralph Crew at the Ohio Osteopathic Symposium as its 2024 Medal of Merit winner.
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  • ITDI STARS program immerses students in service learning

    Twenty students from Ohio University and the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador participated in the ITDI STARS program. Here's a look at the rich learning experience students had in Ecuador and Appalachian Ohio.
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