Professor publishes book about older employees

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A working person’s career does not have to end at age 65. Professor Linda Hunt proves this throughout her recently published book, “Work and the Older Person: Increasing Longevity and Well-Being.” As a Professor at the School of Occupational Therapy, … Continued

Pacific replants memorial walk

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Many trees are removed on campus each year for the safety of the Pacific community. The 66-year-old birches that lined the walkway between Jefferson and Warner Halls were more than just diseased trees. They held a historical importance to the … Continued

Alcohol-Wise course: Staff explains federal ties

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For students, registering for next semester will not be possible if the Alcohol-Wise online educational course is not completed with a 70 percent or higher by Sept. 20. Every student is required to complete this course. The federal regulations do … Continued

Alumnus pursues instrumental passion

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Pacific University alumnus Kevin Hummel drummed his way to the Vancouver Symphony and the Portland Wind Symphony in less than a year. Hummel, 23, is the youngest musician in the Van- couver Symphony, but still holds himself to the same … Continued

Pacific professor documents legacy

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After an established background as a political commentator, professor Jim Moore will be taking his career in a new direction by writing the official biography of the 32nd Governor of Oregon. Former Gov. Victor Atiyeh asked Moore to personally write … Continued

President discusses campus progress

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Incoming and returning students will enter onto an improved campus this fall, with many new additions, renovations and structures. The University Center, stadium roof, bike racks and the addition of a new residence hall, Cascade Hall, are the projects that … Continued

Outback educates students on leadership

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The outdoor leadership minor is now in its second year and the number of students minoring in the program has doubled. According to Outback Director Philip Friesen feedback from students “has been overwhelmingly positive.” This minor, although it is a … Continued

Mallery update: Hallick, administrators fill in roles

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As Vice President for Finance and Administration Michael Mallery concludes the second week of his trial, Pacific has made significant adjustments to cover his position. President Lesley Hallick, having more than twenty years of experience with financial affairs, has taken … Continued

Giesbers wins award for transfer support

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The National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students has named Pacific University’s Denise Price-Giesbers among its winners of the Inaugural Bonita C. Jacobs Transfer Champions Award. Giesbers serves multiple roles on campus, Director of the Office of Transfer Student … Continued

CGE changes pace with men’s group

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The Center for Gender Equity is starting a Men’s Interactive Discussion group, or MID, to cover the growing topic of male gender and how that relates to the world we live in. The first meeting will take place on Friday, … Continued

Event services looks for energetic students

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When students pack up and move home for the summer, Conference and Event Support Services start working around-the-clock to transform the Pacific University campus into a large-scale conference center. With the help of ten student-employees, the campus becomes a hot … Continued

Potter gives students advising prep advice

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It is understandable that the last thing a student wants to think about during their spring break is what classes they will be taking next semester. But Advising Center Director Gretchen Potter wishes this was not the case. “People tend … Continued