To Serve. To Lead. To Teach.
- 64%
- Students who enter primary
care after graduation
- 20,000
- Volunteer hours annually
by students & faculty
- 1,300
- Hours donated annually by
students at our free clinic
Areas Of Study
A Touro University California education changes lives: Yours, and the people you serve. Our graduate and professional programs in health sciences, public health and education give you the skills to thrive in your chosen field. We're committed to improving lives in the communities in which we work, both here and abroad.
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Leadership Spotlight: Drs. Cummings and Norton
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Alumni
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WHAT SETS TOURO APART?
Social Justice
Our mission is guided by a desire to improve lives—especially those from underserved communities, both here and abroad. Whether you study medicine, pharmacy, public health or education, you'll graduate with a keener understanding of the inequities that shape society and the skills to take steps toward justice.
Personal Attention
When you come to Touro, you're making a statement: You want to do your part to make the world a better place. Our faculty is committed to ensuring you succeed. When you join our collaborative community, you'll join a family intent on helping you thrive in the classroom, in the lab and in your community.
Location
Our historic campus on Mare Island in San Francisco Bay was the U.S. Navy's first permanent West Coast installation. And our presence in Vallejo, one of California's most diverse communities, means we play an integral role in the health and education of our friends and neighbors.
Advocating for marginalized voices! 📣 TUC College of Education and Health Sciences Dean Lisa May Norton, and Public Health Program Director Gayle Cummings highlight the importance of acknowledging and honoring women’s voices. 🌟 Check out the link in bio for more insights!
Celebrating family heroes! 👐 TUC Student Affairs Associate Dean Fraylanie Aglipay and Institutional Effectiveness Associate Vice President Meiling Tang share their stories of how incredible women in their families helped shape them into the leaders they are today. Ready to be inspired? Visit the link in bio to read their uplifting stories! 🙌
Igniting change for the future through celebrating women’s leadership! 🔥 TUC Graduate School of Education Director Karis Clarke shares how her mother inspired her to be the dynamic leader she is today! How long have you been at Touro? “8 months” Why do you feel it is important to have women leaders on campus? “It is my belief women leaders make campuses better. Women leaders demonstrate more transformative leadership styles. They also help increase efficiency, enhance cooperation, inspire organizational commitment, and improve fairness.” What are your thoughts on Women’s History Month? “Women’s History Month is a time to reflect on and recognize the strength and accomplishments of women. Throughout history, women who played pivotal roles in innovation, government, and beyond have not been credited. Learning about women’s history is essential to a well-rounded education and can inspire change for the future.” Discover more about our diverse leadership on campus, visit the link in the bio!
Valuable ultrasound training to help classmates! TUC Ultrasound Club President Alexander Deiongh shares how the hands-on training through club activities has not only helped him but empowered him to support his classmates with their ultrasound labs. Visit the link in the bio to learn about the new Sonography program starting this fall!
Searching for an ideal study spot? Look no further than our library!📚 With designated areas for group discussions and quiet zones for solo study sessions, the TUC library is your go-to destination for exam prep. 📝 Comment down below some of your favorite places to study! 📖 Photo credit: @stephanie.nguyen
Dozens of TUC students balling throughout this academic year! 🏀 Don’t miss out as the TUC Basketball Intramural League concludes its exciting inaugural season tomorrow at 6 p.m. with the Championship showdown! 🏆 Join us at Lander Hall Gym to catch the thrilling match between Torsades de Points and Benna and the Jets! Plus, stay tuned to your campus email for updates on the upcoming Big Game against @touronevada on March 28th! 📧
Today marks the first day of Black History Month! TUC Executive Chef Raymond Nottie celebrates several trailblazing heroes, sharing how their incredible stories inspire him to this day. 🌟 Visit the link in the bio to learn more about the TUC library resources highlighting Black History Month!
⚗️Connecting nutritional chemistry with hands-on cooking! 🥘 @touroca_com Associate Professor Dr. Grace Jones emphasizes the importance of creating for students tangible examples of how consumed food affects the body! 🥗 “Now students have the connection between what they’re eating and what’s happening physiologically. Understanding that foods are, in the end, small molecules that your body processes accordingly, irrespective of the clever marketing and the packaging. It’s getting students to think about the big picture and not just the biochemistry that they have memorized.” Visit the link in the bio to learn more about the TUCOM Nutrition Program, led by Dr. Jones, and TUCOM Assistant Professor Dr.Traci Stevenson!