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On Facebook, Spanish-language viewers anywhere in the world can join sessions of Charlas Comunitarias to learn about emotional health and resources. The program is led partly by Ruth Zúñiga, an associate professor in School of Graduate Psychology at Pacific University and director of the university’s Sabiduría Latina/o psychology emphasis.
Sierra Barnes '18 was invited to join the Oregon Volunteers Commission for Voluntary Action & Service, which oversees all AmeriCorps programs in Oregon.
Bruno Gegenhuber '16 Awarded Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award Individual Fellowship
Pollsters overlooked some critical factors in the presidential election of 2016, said Pacific University Politics & Government Professor Jim Moore. They seem to have learned from those mistakes this time, he said.
In Memoriam: James (Jim) Bradley Mayer '81, OD '83
Ryan Gibbard, PharmD, BCPS Explains the Cost of the President’s COVID-19 Treatments
Rachel Thompson DHS '17 joined the Dentists at Orenco team in Hillsboro, Ore.