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Loma Linda University

11145 ANDERSON STREET 205 LOMA LINDA, CA 92350-1734
www.llu.edu

EDUCATING ETHICAL AND PROFICIENT CHRISTIAN HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND SCHOLARS THROUGH INSTRUCTION, EXAMPLE, AND THE PURSUIT OF TRUTH; EXPANDING KNOWLEDGE THROUGH RESEARCH IN THE BIOLOGICAL, BEHAVIORAL, PHYSICAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND APPLYING THIS KNOWLEDGE TO HEALTH AND DISEASE; PROVIDING …

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EIN:
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Trustee

Anthony Hilliard

Trustee (Thru 10/24)

Trevor Wright

Dean School Of Medicine

Tamara Thomas

Trustee

Robert Martin

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Richard A Hart

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Senior Vp Financial Aff AI Rs

Rodney Neal

Assistant Secretary

Lew Mowery

Provost

Ronald L Carter

Asst Secretary (As Of 05/25)

Eric Schilt

Vice President

David P Harris

Vp Student Services

Karl Haffner

Corporate Secretary

Myrna Hanna

Asst Secretary (As Of 05/25)

Andrew Ray

Assistant Secretary

Kenneth Iwakoshi

Cfo

Angela Lalas

Asst Secretary

Mark Hubbard

Asst Secretary (Thru 3/25)

Kevin Fischer

Vp Research Aff AI Rs (As Of 09/24)

Travis Losey Md

Dean School Of Dentistry

Robert A Handysides

Vp Research Aff AI Rs (Thru 10/24)

Michael Samardzija

Dean School Of Nursing

Shawn Collins

Dean School Of Behavioral Health

Beverly Buckles

Dean School Of Public Health

Adam Arechiga

Associate Provost

Helen Hopp Marshak

Program Director 2

Alan Herford

Assistant Professor

Chi Viet

Program Director 2

J AI Me Lozada

Dental Clinic Practitioner

Iris Hyunjoo Nam

Assistant Professor Prog Dir

Carlos Moretta

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