The College of Veterinary Medicine serves society and nature by preventing disease in and promoting the health of animals through its programs in veterinary medical education, scholarship, patient care and community service. It prepares students for the practice of veterinary medicine as competent, caring, ethical professionals, and provides an environment that promotes a reverence for life, encourages strategic partnerships and provides an innovation approach to veterinary education. Learn more about the College by visiting the College of Veterinary Medicine Web site.

College of Pharmacy

Through its programs in pharmaceutical education, scholarship, patient care, and public service, the College of Pharmacy prepares students for the practice of pharmacy as competent, caring and ethical professionals. The college is committed to the profession and to society for creating, communicating, and applying knowledge about drugs and drug therapy management, thus promoting efficacy, value and appropriate health care outcomes. Learn more about the College by visiting the College of Pharmacy Web site.

College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific

In addition to increasing the availability of health care providers serving communities in the western United States, the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific is committed to providing educational opportunities for students in a variety of health careers. Classroom and clinical experiences offered through the college not only prepare students to function as competent health care practitioners, they also foster respect for the uniqueness of humanity. To learn more about the College, we encourage you to visit the College of Osteopathic Medicine Web site.

College of Allied Health Professions

The College of Allied Health Professions provides high quality professional and graduate education in the areas of Physical Therapy, Health Professions Education, and Physician Assistant Studies. The college educates competent and compassionate professionals who provide service to the community and continually develop their skills, knowledge, and abilities through independent lifelong learning activities.We invite you to learn more by visiting the College of Allied Health Professions Web site.

The College of Graduate Nursing offers bachelor-prepared nurses an opportunity to expand their education and primary health care skills through Web-based Master's in Nursing and Family Nurse Practitioner certificate programs. The graduate nursing faculty fosters excellence, creativity, innovation, self-reflection, personal and professional accountability, collaboration, cultural sensitivity, a passion for caring, leadership, and life-long scholarship through a mentoring relationship with their students. We invite you to visit the College of Graduate Nursing Web site to learn more about its innovative programs.

Center for Disabilities andthe Health Professions

Since 1998, the Center for Disabilities and the Health Professions has been responding to the needs of the disabled community by improving the capabilities of professionals who provide health care to the disabled, increasing the number of qualified individuals with disabilities who pursue careers in the health professions, and empowering people with disabilities to become more vocal and active participants in their health care. To find out more about the CDIHP, please visit the Center for Disabilities and the Health Professions Web site.

If you would like to learn how you can support the mission and goals of the CDIHP, please contact Brenda Premo, founding director of the center, or Matthew Katz, Assistant Vice President for Sponsored Research and Contract Management. Brenda can be reached at (909) 469-5385 or bpremo@westernu.edu. Matthew can be reached at (909) 469-5567 or mkatz@westernu.edu