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GVFaces: Patrick Smith
March 11, 2025
Patrick Smith's introduction to a health care career occurred when he was 16 and wearing a National Ski Patrol jacket at Crystal Mountain.
Physician assistant thrives in career following GVSU education
March 3, 2025
"My education at Grand Valley State University prepared me with the knowledge and skills to excel in this field," Hoff said.
Veterans wanted to join GVSU entrepreneurship program in Traverse City
February 3, 2025
Grand Valley State University will hold a 10-week entrepreneurship and acceleration program for military veterans in Traverse City that begins in March and culminates in a pitch night awarding $15,000 in prize money.
Alex Hogarth named as the GVSU 2024 Young Alumni Award recipient
October 23, 2024
This award is presented to a recent graduate who is making outstanding contributions to society, and whose accomplishments and career reflect favorably upon themselves, their community and Grand Valley.
GVSU helps open doors for surgical first assistant
October 22, 2024
Torilyn Thiebaut, who is a surgical first assistant, is ready to climb the career ladder and Grand Valley State University will help her advance.
Partnerships with two Northern Michigan colleges will help students advance their careers
October 17, 2024
Students in Northern Michigan now have easier access to degrees from Grand Valley after two partnerships have been finalized with Kirtland Community College in Roscommon and Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City.
Traverse City MPAS alumnus receives 2024 Young Alumni Award
September 30, 2024
Alex Hogarth '17 & '20 - 2024 Young Alumni Award Recipient
Grand Valley's Regional Campuses at the Heart of Omni
August 23, 2024
Grand Valley's Omni initiative utilizes its expanding network of regional campuses and community college partners to bring a GVSU education that offers accessibility and flexibility for today's adult leaders to balance their life and work commitments.
Veteran walks 2,600 miles to raise awareness of veterans' mental health struggles
August 15, 2024
Travis Snyder, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and a GVSU alumn, is walking around Lake Michigan for an important cause
Federal grant will address shortage of physician assistants trained in rural behavioral health services
June 26, 2024
Grand Valley's Physician Assistant Studies department received a five-year, $1.8 million federal grant to address the shortage of physician assistants who work in rural locations and are trained in behavioral health services.