HQ Function

The Stockton campus is the university's largest campus, housing the majority of its undergraduate programs, several graduate schools, central administration, and extensive student life facilities. It includes the College of the Pacific (liberal arts and sciences), School of Engineering and Computer Science, Eberhardt School of Business, Conservatory of Music, Benerd College (Education), and Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.

Notable Features:

Iconic Burns Tower, picturesque rose gardens, classic collegiate gothic architecture, the William Knox Holt Memorial Library, Powell Memorial Library, Janssen-Lagorio Gymnasium, and the DeRosa University Center.

Work Culture:

The campus culture is characterized by a strong sense of community, close faculty-student interaction, and an emphasis on experiential learning. Staff and faculty contribute to a supportive and collaborative environment focused on student success and academic excellence.

HQ Significance:

As the original and largest campus, Stockton represents the historical foundation and comprehensive educational mission of University of the Pacific. It is the heart of student life and undergraduate education for the university.

Values Reflected in HQ: The Stockton campus design and atmosphere reflect values of academic rigor, student-centered learning, community engagement, and a respect for tradition combined with innovation.

Location:

University of the Pacific fosters a global perspective through its diverse international student population, extensive study abroad opportunities in numerous countries, and international research collaborations. The McGeorge School of Law's international law programs are globally recognized. The university actively engages in international student recruitment and promotes cross-cultural understanding across its campuses.

Street Address:

3601 Pacific Avenue

City:

Stockton

State/Province:

CA

Country:

USA