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The University of Lynchburg is approved to offer Category I CME for the 2024-25 academic year. This activity has been reviewed by the AAPA Review Panel and is compliant with AAPA CME Criteria. This activity is designated for 20 AAPA Category 1 CME credits. Approval is valid from 7/1/2024 to …

AAPA and PAEA promote life-long learning for PAs, including clinical and/or academic doctorate degrees (PAEA. (2009). PA clinical doctorate summit final report and summary). …

The future of the PA profession will require both experts in evidence-based practice and PA representation in executive leadership. The DMSc is not the exclusive path to achieving these competencies, but PAs who desire additional education and mentorship to achieve these goals are encouraged to apply. …

Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) …

When you support The Lynchburg Fund, no matter the amount, you’re helping to invest in the value of your degree. Alumni participation in giving is one of the key measures that various surveys, such as US News & World Report, consider when ranking colleges and universities.  Your gift will help …

The Senior Gift Campaign is about participation. Make a gift of $20.26 for the class of 2026, if you’d like. No matter how much you give, you’ll be helping to support fellow Hornets, now and in the future. …

Donor support provides critical support for all students at the University of Lynchburg. Every year, thousands of alumni, parents, and friends (and current students!) support the University. Many gifts are under $100, but when added together, these gifts can provide resources that students use every day. Your gift will help …

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YES! As is the case every day, all payments will be processed using a secure online giving form. …

Absolutely! Any donation made to an institutional fund will be counted toward our donor totals. Use the search feature to find your fund of choice. All available funds are searchable. …