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Pacific's College of Education Awarded $748,950 Grant from National Science Foundation
The Pacific University College of Education has been awarded a $748,950 Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for supporting candidates going into math and science teaching in high needs schools.
Pacific Announces Three New Members of the Board of Trustees
Beginning July 1, 2009, three new members will join the Board of Trustees. They are: Lorely French, Julie Berglund Baker, and Nathan Gilpin.
Pacific's Oldest Graduate Receives Award for Ph.D. Studies
Jan Nerenberg is not stopping at her bachelor's degree. After graduating in May with a triple major in literature, art and creative writing, she received a Jack Kent Cooke graduate scholarship to further her education.
2nd Fulbright of 2009 Awarded to a Pacific Student
Danielle Phillips, who graduated in May with a degree in Modern Languages with an emphasis in Spanish and a minor in music, has been awarded an English Teaching Assistantship through the Fulbright Scholar Program.
Pacific's MHA Program Named to "Top Business Graduate School for Physician-Executives" List
Pacific University's Masters of Healthcare Administration program was recently named to Modern Healthcare's "Top Business Graduate School for Physician-Executives" list.
2010 Optometry Class Scores High on 1st Board Exam
Pacific University College of Optometry students from the class of 2010 recently scored a passing rate above the national average on Part I (Applied Basic Science) of the National Board Exams.
Pacific Senior's Research Featured on KGW-8
Senior Alexa Clement's research on pesticides was featured on local television station KGW-8
Pacific Freshman Wins Japanese Speech Contest Grand Prize
Pacific University freshman and Kahului resident, Michelle Soga, won the first place prize and the grand prize, at the 2009 Toyama Cup Speech Contest.
Pacific Mathematics Department Achieves Success at The Mathematical Contest in Modeling
Four student teams from Pacific submitted solutions to the Mathematical Contest in Modeling this year, three of which received "meritorious" recognition.
History Professor Rick Jobs Receives a Franklin Research Grant
Professor Rick Jobs was awarded a $5,000 Franklin Research Grant by the American Philosophical Society.
