Five physical therapy students from the class of 2022 and Dr. Tzurei Chen will present their scholarship at the American Physical Therapy Association – Oregon 2021 Virtual Conference Saturday, March 13, 2021.
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Splash, hike, ride, or swim your way through spring semester with Outdoor Pursuits! Grab a friend and register for one of the upcoming spring trips, like the spring break whitewater rafting adventure, a hiking day trip in Tillamook Forest, an all-day stand-up paddle boarding experience, or the surfing day trip along the Oregon Coast. Or better yet, contact Outdoor Pursuits for a Build-Your-Own-Day-Trip on Sunday, April 25!
The Intramurals and Recreation Department is pleased to announce the launch of a new video series — Cooking with a Boxer. The idea is to build community across campus, give people new meal ideas and simply have fun cooking!
SCC offers tips for coping with mid-term stress.
The Physical Therapy Program is sponsoring two students and one recent alumna in the American Physical Therapy Association - Centennial Scholars Program.
Dr. Kimberly Malin recently collaborated with Drs. Kevin Chui and Sheng-Che Yen (Northeastern University) as issue editors and contributing authors for Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation.
This year our American Physical Therapy Association - National Conference (Combined Sections Meeting) will be held virtually for the first time during the month of February. Pacific University is well represented at CSM 2021. Core faculty, adjunct faculty, and alumna from the Physical Therapy Program are presenting their scholarship in a variety of formats.
The NHOH Hoʻomau Celebration will celebrate our perseverance, strength, and growth through a year of uncertainty. The Hoʻomau Celebration will feature music, hula, and memories from current students, parents, and alumni. We invite alumni and parents to share their memories or performances for this special event.
Pacific University faculty advance research and teaching across five colleges.
Lisa Szefel has been promoted to full professor of history in the Pacific University College of Arts & Sciences.