Our students are very serious about Ugly Holiday Sweater Day (and their coursework). Just a few more days until Holiday Break! #break #holiday

The Class of 2021 enjoyed taking a break from studying to have some holiday fun! #holidaysweaters #PAschool

The Class of 2021 enjoyed taking a break from studying to have some holiday fun! #holidaysweaters #PAschool

The Class of 2021 enjoyed taking a break from studying to have some holiday fun! #holidaysweaters #PAschool

Congratulations Class of 2019! We wish you all the best!

Congratulations to Claire Bartlett, winner of the Dr. Amy Kelly Humble and Kind Award 2019. The Dr. Amy Kelly Award was created in recognition of Dr. Kelly and her valuable leadership and contributions to the MPAS Program at St. Catherine University. Congratulations, Claire!

Dr. Fredrick Mbise, MD and a group of our 2nd year students went out into the community to perform screening for cervical cancer in Tanzania.

St. Catherine University MPAS Students spent the morning at the Capitol participating in advocacy activities. They met with legislators and helped them understand the important role PAs play in providing health care. #mystkates #PALeadership #padayonthehill

Did you know that PAs are trained at the graduate level and complete over 2,000 hours of clinical training? PAs are very important to the future of healthcare #padayonthehill

Students accompanied Gay Lentfer, PA-C in speaking with Senator Carolyn Laine on Senate Bill 2043 for MAPA Day on the Hill. From L to R: Matt Williams & Lizzy Johnson (St. Catherine University), Sen. Carolyn Laine, Ashley Heppner (Bethel University), and Gay Lentfer, PA-C.

MPAS Students Sarah Showalter (left) and Carrissa Beckman (right) met with Rep. Nolan West about the importance of the PA Profession for the future of healthcare #PAdayonthehill #PALeadership

First year students practice how to insert IVs as part of the Gastroenterology unit #PAstudents

We are so proud of our students who raised $1,100.00 in support of the Special Olympics and took the Polar Plunge this past weekend. Congratulations to (from left to right) Rebecca Gonzales, Liv Bly, Keanna Turner, Elissa Koele, Emily Folz, and supporter Sarah Showalter!

Our students taking the #PolarPlunge2020!

We are taught that we not only have the ability but responsibility to advocate for the rights of our patients, demand for equal healthcare access, and improve all aspects that impact their health including socioeconomic and racial factors. Racism is a public health issue.

We salute 2021 PA program graduates! 🎓 Congratulations Jennifer Dewing #PAGrad2021! stkatempas

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