Dr. Mac Powell Steps Down as President of Bastyr

Naturopathic News, Press Release

Mr. Harlan Patterson Named Acting President

Mr. Harlan Patterson

Kenmore, WA – Bastyr University has announced that Dr. Charles “Mac” Powell will be stepping down from the position of University President effective immediately; recent health concerns have caused him to reassess his work-life balance. Harlan Patterson, Chair of Bastyr’s Board of Trustees, will assume the role of president on an interim basis while a search for a permanent president is being conducted. During this interim period, Mr. Patterson will continue to guide the University in the execution of its five-year strategic plan.

 
 
 
 
 

Dr. Powell Joined Bastyr in July of 2015

Dr. Powell joined Bastyr University on July 1, 2015. Under his leadership, the University increased naturopathic medical residency opportunities for its students, developed an extensive practice management and business toolkit for graduating students, doubled the University’s health policy and advocacy efforts, achieved record fundraising, and forged collaborative initiatives with an unprecedented number of research, academic and clinical partners. Bastyr University is positioned to add a third campus this coming fall in Austin, Texas, through an affiliation with AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine.

Mr. Patterson Has Served in a Number of Executive Capacities

Mr. Patterson has served in a number of executive capacities with the University of Washington, most recently as Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration at University of Washington Tacoma, and as Executive Director of the Washington Vaccine Alliance. Mr. Patterson has an MBA from the University of Washington and a Bachelor’s in Business from Montana State University.
“Dr. Powell has positioned Bastyr University for growth during the coming years,” said Mr. Patterson. “We anticipate building upon the opportunities he has created to see that Bastyr remains a leader in the natural health arts and sciences.”

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