It takes a village. Congratulations to the SPAS Class of 2019 and their supportive loved ones! #YouDidIt #MBKUProud #SPASCommencement2019

Class of 2019 School of PA Studies ready to walk across the stage! ? #SPASCommencement2019

#tbt Celebrating Dr. Susan Cotter, pictured with her husband Dr. Lou Lipschultz, at the SCCO Alumni Reception at #Academy19 in Orlando! Dr. Cotter was the 2019 recipient of the Glenn A. Fry Lecture award in which she presented a special lecture at the meeting.

Thanks to a grant of almost $500,00 awarded to the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA), MBKU's School of PA Studies is 1 of 10 pilot programs selected to develop a standardized curriculum that will ensure graduates are fully prepared to provide high-quality care for those suffering from Substance Use Disorders. #MBKUProud

Our students are so amazingly thoughtful ?? "Shout out to our Fall Professor of the Quarter, Dr. Ng! Thank you for an awesome 2 quarters. We’ll miss your humor and willingness to always work with our schedules. (We promise to try to have to the correct lighting for our tests when we become doctors)." – @scco2022

Check out one of our pharmacy students getting ready to administer a flu shot, "MBKU-CPhA and MBKU-CSHP worked together with the Orange County Community Health Alliance (OCCHA) to host their first health clinic of the year at Linh Ung Temple. Students provided flu shots, consultations on blood pressure, blood glucose and provided BMI." – @mbkucshp

The PA Class of 2020 enjoyed their last day of class yesterday before starting their clinical rotations on Monday, November 4. Cheers to the exciting chapter of direct patient care!

In just a short week, the School of PA Studies Class of 2019 will walk across the stage into the next chapter of their PA journeys. Learn more about the SPAS 2019 Commencement Ceremony happening on November 8 at ketchum.edu/commencement or the link in our bio!

Last Friday, our 3rd-year pharmacy students (Class of 2021) volunteered at the Veterans Affairs (VA) Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System - Veteran Stand Down! They helped served breakfast and lunch while engaging with #Veterans to learn about their stories. This was one of the most eye-opening experiences for our students and they plan on returning next year to serve the VA community. #MBKUAmbassador #MBKUCommunity

Dr. Schornack helped get us Halloween ready a few weeks ago by teaching a cross-stitching class, complete with Halloween themed patterns! If you haven't completed yours yet, there's always next year ? ? ?