Always a proponent of the college as a whole and health science programs, specifically, Greg has shared the successes of the faculty and students in his division with passion throughout his career at the college. 

The Health Sciences Career Fair, the Health Science Bash and the 25 Year Anniversary Celebration of the Respiratory Care Program all gave future students and the community at large an opportunity to learn about opportunities in healthcare careers. 

Greg has 'gone on the road' to area high schools with the College Recruiter, and participated in radio and tv interviews to increase interest in 'his' programs. He was an active, involved member of the GFC MSU Marketing Users Group and will be missed by the college's marketing team!

Recognition of National Respiratory Care Week in October started during Greg's faculty years and continues to provide students with a presence at Benefis Hospital and involvement in fundraising for Camp Huff 'n Puff. 

Greg served on the Great Falls Public Schools Health Occupations Advisory Board. The purpose of the board is to bring differing external perspectives to align the college opportunities with the Med Prep program. 

According to Dr. Paulauskis, "Our population is aging and living longer. That means more people will need more care in coming years and the demand for health care jobs is only expected to increase."  Greg was instrumental in organizing the college's Health Sciences Career Fairs, an opportunity available to all local high school students to come to campus and experience the variety of healthcare career and meet professionals working in the field. 

Greg was instrumental in the planning and development of the Simulated Hospital which will play a crucial role in training students prior to their working at professional clinical sites. Benefis Health System partnered with the college in designing the space, donated items to make the space as realistic as possible and encourages employees to play an active role on healthcare advisory committees to ensure that the college's curriculum is aligned with job requirements. 

Dr. Paulauskis has a long history of involvement and leadership in organizations promoting excellence in respiratory care.  

Served on the Alpha 1 Foundation Public Policy Working Group to provide leadership and resources to develop a cure for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency.

Served on multiple committees, as a Board Member, Commissioner and President for the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, an agency that accredits twenty-one different allied health education disciplines.

Served in many roles as a Board Member and officer as well as on many committees for the Committee on Accreditation of Respiratory Care Education Programs, an agency that oversees the accreditation of the respiratory care programs in the United States.

Appointed by the Governor in 1998 to serve on the Board of Respiratory Care Practitioners for the State of Montana. Served as President of the Board and on the Legislative Committee.

Served as a member of the Joint Review Committee for Respiratory Therapy Education, an agency that oversaw the accreditation of respiratory care programs in the United States.

Served the national association for the American Association for Respiratory Care as a Representative to the Committee on Accreditation of Respiratory Care Programs and as a member of the House of Delegates.

Served as Board Member, President and Chair of multiple committees for the Montana Society for Respiratory care, the Montana State association for the profession of Respiratory Care.

Greg was a charter member of the Inter-mountain Consortium of Respiratory Therapy Educators and assisted in establishing the National Honor Society, Lambda Beta, of which he was a member.