Tag: COVID 19 information

HOT TOPIC! COVID RESEARCH: MACH-19 | Mushrooms and Chinese Herbs for COVID-19 Top researchers at the University of California have launched a groundbreaking FDA-approved clinical trial to study natural medicine to fight COVID-19. In a recent live panel discussion hosted on Pacific College’s YouTube channel, we had the opportunity to hear from the UCSD and …

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Masks are still required. Following the guidance of the CDC and the State of California for healthcare settings, masks are still required indoors regardless of vaccination status. Surgical masks or KN95 masks are mandatory while in the clinic. In a classroom or office setting, cloth masks are acceptable. If you are a staff member with …

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Dear NY Community, As we welcome the new semester, I want to recognize yesterday’s events in DC.  We are horrified at the display of violence and anger in the nation’s Capital. At this time of national need, let us all reaffirm our commitment to the college’s core values of compassion, mindfulness and integrity.  As the …

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Hello Pacific Community It is my hope you all had a fun if not memorable holiday. I am writing a brief message regarding the practical classes presently held on ground. Out of an abundance of caution, Dean Lane sent a message Sunday evening recommending some students quarantine.  However, the good news is this situation was …

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Pacific Chicago Students, Faculty and Staff, Between yesterday and this morning, we had a fifth and sixth reported confirmed cases of COVID-19.  Both of these individuals were already quarantining from school and had not been on campus since 10/31/20.  As a result, no new campus exposure related quarantines are being issued.  However, these new cases underscore the importance …

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Dear NY Community, We hope you and your loved ones are healthy and safe. NYC announced today that NYC public schools will close temporarily and move to remote instruction. Pacific College will remain open. Although this does not affect colleges at this time, we are continuing to monitor city COVID positivity rates and NYS/CDC guidelines. …

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September 8, 2020 Students, Faculty and Staff, I hope over the break that all of you have had a chance to decompress and rejuvenate while away from school.  On the eve of the fall term, I wanted to follow up to last weekend’s email with additional information regarding re-opening.  I apologize for another lengthy email.  …

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September 8th, 2020 Dear Students, Staff and Faculty, I hope everyone has had a relaxing final weekend.  I also want to thank faculty and staff for all of the preparation and ask for everyone be safe at all times on and off campus. We have negotiated a $25 parking for anyone who wants to enter …

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Pacific College of Health and Science has developed a written COVID-19 Preparedness and Response in order to equip employees with the information, guidance, and directives to protect themselves and others. This plan is a living document that will be updated and edited as local, state and federal agencies provide new guidance. This plan focuses on …

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July 31, 2020 Dr. David R. Sol,  Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Pacific College of Health and Science’s Chicago campus, was recently published on eCampusNews, a locus for resources on innovation in higher education. “Lessons from teaching touch-based therapies remotely” discusses the skeptical reactions that Dr. Sol received from both faculty and students when he …

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