Please join us in congratulating the following seven faculty, all alumni from our program, who earned recognition by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists (ABPTS) as board certified specialists in Geriatrics (GCS), Orthopedics (OCS) or Pediatrics (PCS).
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The Tutoring and Learning Center in Scott Hall will relaunch as the Center for Learning and Student Success (CLASS) and will reside in the Tran Library.
Dr. Stacy Wong, PT, DPT, PCS will join the Physical Therapy Program as a part-time faculty. In her primary role as Assistant Director of Clinical Education, she will work with others on managing the clinical education portion of our curriculum.
Pacific University will hold commencement exercises for several programs within the university's
The School of Pharmacy was able to generate a one-year Research Fellowship in Pharmaceutical Sciences. This position has been posted to the University's job board, and we will begin the search immediately.
The annual American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy conference in Boston was a successful event for all of us at Pacific University School of Pharmacy. Fifteen faculty and staff attended the conference, and for the first time in our School's history, five students attended.
Five of our physical therapy students from Hawai’i volunteered for the Touch the Future Hawai’i project. As young students in middle school and high school, many of our graduate students from Hawai’i did not have the opportunity to learn about the broad array of healthcare professions until later in life.
The Pacific University College of Optometry has been named the 2018 School of the Year by the National Optometric Association for its ongoing commitment to providing vision care to underserved populations. The NOA announced the honor at its annual convention, held July 13-15 in San Antonio.
Dr. Guenther presented her work the area of "renormalization group flow" at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
A surge in students pursuing music degrees at Pacific University over the past decade is expected to continue this fall.