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The Student Health Center supports the university by evaluating, treating, maintaining, and promoting optimal physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of the APU student body. The Student Health Center serves as an advocate for patient care and promotes individual empowerment to enhance healthy lifestyle choices among patients. The Student Health Center staff includes one physician, two nurse practitioners, two registered nurses, one physician assistant, as well as secretarial and insurance support.
Read the current H1N1 Information for more details about prevention, vaccinations, and more.
News & Features
- Updated H1N1 Response Procedures for APUWith many students, faculty, and staff in the university community vaccinated, and the number of flu cases on campus remaining low, Azusa Pacific's Student Health Center has updated its H1N1 Influenza response procedures.
Elsewhere at APU
- Treasures of the Bible: The Dead Sea Scrolls and BeyondThis summer, from May 22-July 18, Azusa Pacific University’s five Dead Sea Scroll fragments will be publically displayed together for the first time ever, alongside a collection of rare biblical artifacts.
- Joseph Bentz: To Kill a Mockingbird Turns 50Joseph Bentz talks about To Kill a Mockingbird, which marks its 50th anniversary in 2010, and why the book has sustained its popularity through the years.
- APU Responds with Action After Haiti DisasterWhen the Azusa Pacific University community heard about the devastating earthquake in Haiti that has claimed more than 100,000 lives, conversations began about how to support and assist relief efforts.
