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News, Media and Stories
Students from the School of Graduate Psychology's Sabiduría Latina/o Psychology Emphasis released issue one of the Sabiduría Newsletter, Saber Es Poder (Knowledge is Power). The inspiration for this newsletter stems from the social justice movements happening across the country. As Sabiduría students we make outreach a pillar of our training, and we recognize that we do not always do a great job of including other students and faculty members in our efforts. The purpose of this newsletter is to increase communication, continue the conversation for racial equality, showcase Sabiduría’s community work, and inspire others to get involved.
Robert DeCou '05 participated in Uberman, the World’s Toughest Ultra-Triathlon, to raise funds for organizations fighting against human trafficking on Oct. 7.
Kaitlyn (Wagner) Macuk '15 welcomed daughter, Kinsley Lynae, on Jan. 3, 2020.
John Zylstra '14, MS '15 joined Entrust Community Services in Yakima, Wash., in October 2020.
Leah (Penn Boris) Inman '05 welcomed her third child, Margot Ada, on Oct. 16, 2020.
Hugh Alexander '79 was featured in the Kathrin Cawein Gallery of Art at Pacific's Forest Grove Campus.
Pacific EyeClinics offer free exams for students and discounted services for employees.