Vision, Leadership, and Curricular Change — Musings of a Past President

Past President Anita Glicken relates how she learned about the impact of visioning for the future and shares her musings on PA education. More >

PA Provost Brings Teamwork Skills to Position
Douglas Southard, the founding director of the PA program at Jefferson College of Health Sciences in Virginia, is likely the only PA in the country who has attained the rank of provost, the institution's chief academic officer.
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PAEA Seeks Nominations for ARC-PA Commissioner
PA educators with experience as accreditation site visitors are invited to submit applications for nomination by PAEA to a position on the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA). Applications will be accepted until May 15. More >

Spaces Available for Academic Law Workshop
The deadline has been extended until March 14 for faculty in all roles of PA education to register for a new workshop on academic law. Patricia Bergeson, an attorney experienced in university judicial affairs, will deliver this workshop, which will be held at the Hilton Chicago O’Hare Airport on April 11 and 12. More >

In Memoriam: Diane Robinson
Diane Robinson, an administrative assistant at the University of Utah PA program for more than 20 years, passed away on February 19. She was remembered by many as "an incredible woman with an indomitable spirit who gave of herself to so many." More >