Dr. Alan N. Rabe

Absent: Darren Aitken, Fred Ameri, Eduardo Bottger, Jim Perez, Alan Rabe, Patricia Romero, Patrick Sheppard.
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ALAN N. RABE (Ph.D) is dean of graduate studies at Hope International University.In addition to more than 30 years professorial experience, he was also formerly the health officer at Food for the Hungry International, a Christian relief and development agency, and director/professor of international development at Hope International University.

Uganda-Health Team--If you are a health professional or have interest in a health-related career this trip is for you! Use your health experience while working with Dr. Alan Rabe, a professor at Hope International University.Share God's love and use your health skills by setting up a health clinic and working in a community that has very little health care.The confirmed trip dates are January 10-January 25, 2001.Trip Specifics.

These trips are not confirmed, but our staff is working hard on receiving the dates, destinations, costs and project descriptions from our international fields.If you are interested in an open team, let us know.

The new board members include Fredric G. Arnow of Lake Forest, regional marketing manager for Toyota Financial Services; Eduardo A. Bottger of Orange, president and executive creative director of Al Punto Advertising; Jeff Buchholz of Chino Hills, president and CEO of Prestige Property Services, Inc.; Fernando R. Jimenez of Orange, partnerof Ramirez International; Joe Koszarek of Aliso Viejo, director for Pricewaterhouse Cooper; Errol J. Mathieu of Orange, president of Mathieu & Co., CPAs; Richard W. McArdle of Yorba Linda, operations manager for United Postal Service; Alan N. Rabe, Ph.D. of Brea, Dean for School of Graduate Studies with Hope International University; and Steven M. Worthington of Rancho Santa Margarita, first vice president for Farmers and Merchants Bank.

Dr. Alan Rabe
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Dr. Rabe graduated from Western Illinois University with a major in Health Education.After finishing student teaching, he completed his Master's Degree in Community Health and Safety at the University of Illinois--Champaign/Urbana.Four years later he completed his Ph.D. in Health Science at University of Utah.For the next twenty-seven years he did teaching and administration at Liberty University, Illinois State University, Central Michigan University and the State University of New York (SUNY).

From 1993 to 2003, Dr. Rabe worked for Food for the Hungry International (FHI) as their Health Officer by doing community health and development work in over thirty countries among the world's poorest peoples.In 1995, he co-founded the International Development program online in the Graduate Management Department at Hope International University in Fullerton, California.After serving for ten years with FHI and teaching distance learning part-time through Hope, Dr. Rabe was asked to consider joining Hope full-time as Dean in the School of Graduate Studies in the summer of 2003.

Over his extensive career, Dr. Rabe has been a member and officer in over twenty professional organizations, presented more than fifty professional presentations at state, national and international meetings, published over twenty-five articles and three books, and directed seminars in some thirty countries worldwide.

Alan RabeDean of the School of Graduate Studies