The Alumni Association of Palm Beach Atlantic University will host its 30th annual Golf Tournament and Auction Saturday, Oct. 7, at the PGA National Resort & Spa. The tournament, which is open to the public, raises money for the Alumni Association Scholarship Fund. The golf tournament begins at
Christival 2017 will be taking place on September 19-21, with speaker Ben Stuart;and worship by JJ Weeks Band. Stuart serves on the team at Passion City Church in Atlanta and is preparing to launch and pastor a Passion City Church in Washington D.C. Stuart previously served as executive director
Robert and Cindy Read, parents of three children including a recent PBA graduate and a rising sophomore, are the new chairs of PBA’s Parents Council. When the Reads first became involved with the Parents Council they attended the monthly prayer meetings. As they attended these meetings, they
Palm Beach Atlantic University’s popular graduate ministry programs will be offered at the Orlando Campus beginning in January 2018. “Orlando has become a hub for Christian ministry organizations and activity,” said Dr. Jonathan Grenz, dean of the School of Ministry, in announcing the offerings of
Junior Aaron Buch counts his award from the Jacobson Charitable Trust among the prime reasons he can continue his education at PBA. “I am incredibly humbled and thankful to have received the Jacobson Scholarship,” Buch, medicinal and biological chemistry major from Minnesota, said. The Jacobson
Born and raised in Belle Glade, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice Keysha Bryant drew on her deeper understanding of that community to lead Gregory School of Pharmacy faculty and students on a mission trip to that area. The 12-member team comprised of four faculty members and eight
Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences James Mitroka attended the first;23andme Educators Summit;in Mountain View, California. Mitroka engaged with several other pharmacy professionals to spark new teaching ideas to bring to his PBA class. Mitroka has used 23andme testing to teach his
While Student Life Camp is on campus this week. Ryan McDermott, PBA alumnus of 2008, will lead the youth through “The Word.” With a passion for youth ministry, McDermott says he hopes to inspire these students to focus on the Lord. McDermott majored in Christian leadership and minored in youth
Rinker Center for Experiential Learning Coordinator Danielle Hawk has organized a new mission trip to Antigua, Guatemala. This is PBA’s most affordable mission trip and structured for those who have yet to have gone on missions or ever traveled abroad. The partnered mission organization
Bri Andrassy, adjunct nursing professor and PBA alumna of 2014, has been leading the nursing mission trip to El Salvador alongside her husband for the past four years. She has been traveling to El Salvador on missions for the past 10 years and has traveled to Peru, Nicaragua and Honduras.
