Two alumni, a third-year student, and a spouse of a recent graduate from Liberty University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine were recently recognized with individual awards from the American Osteopathic Foundation for their outstanding skill, dedication, and heart for others. The American Osteopathic Foundation has been proudly serving the osteopathic profession since 1949 through five funding priorities — educational scholarships, community service, scholarly research, international mission trips, and osteopathic recognition. Marracino is an emergency medicine physician and core faculty member at HCA Florida Orange Hospital’s Emergency Medicine Park Residency, where she chairs the Global Emergency Medicine program. Current student OMS-III Jerry Casteel received one of 31 Rossnick International Medical Outreach Travel Grants from the AOF, which provide funding for osteopathic medical students participating in humanitarian medical outreach trips to underserved, underdeveloped, or disaster-stricken regions abroad. The grant paid for Casteel to participate in a LUCOM medical missions trip to Eswatini in June.