Pacific Gives 2022

The new School of Health Sciences builds on Pacific's longstanding reputation for excellence in educating health care professionals. Our nine programs prepare practice-ready professionals in athletic training, audiology, clinical nutrition, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assistant, social work and speech-language pathology to meet the health care needs of our community.

^{We invite you to invest in one of the following giving opportunities in support of our students and faculty during Pacific Gives 2022. You may also choose to direct your gift to any program or fund within the School of Health Sciences by writing in your designation.}

^{SHS Dean's Transformative Resilience Scholarship}

^{Scholarships transform lives and allow students to pursue their educational dreams. The SHS Dean's Transformative Resilience Scholarship will provide awards for each of our nine programs: athletic training, audiology, clinical nutrition, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assistance, social work and speech-language pathology. Your gift will directly impact students from our diverse regional community that have overcome tremendous challenges in their journey to higher education. Give and help our programs recruit and retain the most resilient students.} 

^{Physician Assistant Scholarship} 

Your support of the newest physician assistant program scholarship will help remove barriers for students by reducing their overall financial commitment, making graduate education a reality. Your gift to the Mark and Sheila Christiansen Endowed Founding Director PA Scholarship will ensure future generations of physician assistant students can graduate with their MPAS degree.

^{Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship} 

Investing in student scholarships for speech-language pathology directly impacts students as they work toward their career goals. Scholarships reduce the number of loans so they can focus on completing their degrees. Support these future health care leaders with a gift to the Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship Fund in memory of the late beloved Clinical Instructor Paula Alm.