Aaron Greer is an Anthropology professor at Pacific University. He has been very influential in the Anthropology club as well as creating study abroad opportunities for students.
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Dr. Martin Fischer joined Pacific University as Director and Professor of Communications Sciences and Disorders. He specializes in child language disorders as well as the application of technology to the discipline of speech-language pathology.
From a neighborhood school to an orphanage half a world away, Pacific’s School of Occupational Therapy puts community partnerships at the forefront of student learning. Read more in the Spring 2012 issue of Pacific magazine:
bit.ly/OTservice
Become part of the healthcare team as a pharmacist through the Pacific University School of Pharmacy.
Thirty years after it started, the Tom McCall Forum is remembered as an opportunity to bring national conversations to Pacific’s backyard. Read more in the Spring 2012 issue of Pacific magazine: bit.ly/CivilDiscourse
Mark Szymanski is a Professor of Education with a background in technology, cognitive science, and instruction. He was a public school teacher before joining Pacific University's community.
Pacific University and the United Kingdom’s York St. John University cemented plans for future collaboration May 10 when their respective leaders signed a Memorandum of Understanding.
Heron Azevedo '14 was an international student from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, who studied exercise science at Pacific University. His dream was to come to the United States and play American football.
Alumni Association member Jeri Dobbs '58 and his wife, Tricia, have been volunteering with the Oregon Food Bank (OFB) in its nutrition education program for more than a decade.
18 Years ago, Pacific University purchased a brand new Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). After seeing how important and beneficial the NMR was to the research students here at the college, Pacific University has decided to purchase a new and much more innovative NMR for students taking classes in the Chemistry department.