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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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Trustee
Anthony Hilliard
Trustee (Thru 10/24)
Trevor Wright
Dean School Of Medicine
Tamara Thomas
Trustee
Robert Martin
Trustee, President
Richard A Hart
Trustee
Ricardo Peverini
Trustee
Herbert Ruckle
Trustee
Francis Chan
Trustee
Paul Herrmann
Trustee
Lisa Beardsley Hardy
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G Alexander Bryant
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Shirley Chang
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Zeno Charles Marcel
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Wilfredo Colon
Trustee
Daniel Dawes
Trustee
Paul Douglas
Trustee
Steven Filler
Trustee
Wayne Harris
Trustee
Erton Kohler
Trustee
Peter N Landless
Trustee
Robert Lemon
Trustee
Thomas Lemon
Trustee
Jose Loredo
Trustee
Barbara Mckinney
Trustee
Sheryl Moorhead
Trustee
Richard Osborn
Trustee
Albert Reece
Trustee
Sandra Roberts
Trustee
Jennifer Sacro
Trustee
Zareh Sarrafian
Trustee
Randy Schell
Trustee
Eunmee Shim
Trustee
Ella Simmons
Trustee
Laren Tan
Trustee
Gary Thurber
Trustee
Rodney Wehtje
Trustee
April Wilson
Trustee
Ted Wilson
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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