Pam Mangus completed her Bachelor of Sciences in Physiology from the University of California, Davis. It was here that she also fell in love with Biochemistry, and went on to study at the University of California, San Francisco, where she earned her Doctorate degree in Pharmacy (Pharm D.) She comes to King’s Academy with 30 years as a practicing pharmacist in both the community and hospital setting. Throughout her career, Mrs. Mangus has mentored pharmacy students both in the practical and classroom setting. Her most recent teaching experience was at Chapman University School of Pharmacy, where she helped develop and implement their Global Missions class elective. Her passion has always been to inspire and stimulate a student’s love for the sciences. It is because of an inspirational 11th grade science teacher, that she found her calling in the sciences. Over the past decade, she also has also been involved with a mission team that gives care to the poor and forgotten in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. As a member of the team, she developed the medical protocols related to medication usage, as well as staffing the pharmacy and mentoring high school students on the trips. During these trips, many high school students have found their love for medicine, and have gone on to pursue their career in the sciences or medicine. Mrs. Mangus is married and has two grown children. As a pastime, she operates an online business working with natural medications, and learning how they affect the biochemistry of the body. She also enjoys being outdoors, gardening, and walking, and enjoying God’s creation. She is thrilled to be a part of King’s Academy where she can help inspire and mentor the next generation and show students how God is the master of the sciences!