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  • By Mar Comm

Earning Doctorate Remedy Burnout

Despite being resilient at baseline, physician assistants/associates (PAs) may develop burnout in response to chronic workplace stressors that overtax coping mechanisms, leading to physical or psychological exhaustion…

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  • By Mar Comm

DMSc Degree ROI for Physician Assistants

As chronic disease continues to strain patients, providers, and healthcare systems alike, a growing number of Physician Associates/Assistants (PAs) are reframing their role—not just asking how to treat disease, but how to prevent it, and even reverse it.

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  • By Mar Comm

DMSC Lifestyle Medicine Path for Pas

As chronic disease continues to strain patients, providers, and healthcare systems alike, a growing number of Physician Associates/Assistants (PAs) are reframing their role—not just asking how to treat disease, but how to prevent it, and even reverse it.

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  • By Mar Comm

Quest Magazine 2025

The College of Idaho announces the launch of its transformational “Changing the Story” campaign, a $150 million initiative designed to expand access, elevate academic excellence, and strengthen Idaho’s future through the power of education.

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  • By Mar Comm

Emma Redman Truman Scholarship Finalist Public Service

In sitting down with Emma Redman, it is immediately clear why she was named as a finalist for the prestigious Truman Scholarship—she has a passion for public service. Growing up in Meridian, Idaho, her mother, a public school first-grade teacher, and her father, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service

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  • By Mar Comm

Elgin Baylor Arena Honors Trailblazer

With more than $1.35 million raised for scholarships, the 2025 Scholarship Gala was a night full of illumination! Our students lit up the stage with student body president Amara Davidson ‘25 and recent graduate Joe Calzaretta ‘24 emceeing the event. More than 30 students attended the event and student highlight posters lined the entry area.

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Scholarship Gala 2025 Raises 1-35m

With more than $1.35 million raised for scholarships, the 2025 Scholarship Gala was a night full of illumination! Our students lit up the stage with student body president Amara Davidson ‘25 and recent graduate Joe Calzaretta ‘24 emceeing the event. More than 30 students attended the event and student highlight posters lined the entry area.

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