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On April 28, 2011 a tornado ripped through northern Alabama and devastated parts of Huntsville. A few days later, Dr. Laura Fox, PCSP Assistant Dean for Professional and Student Affairs, arrived as part of a disaster relief group from the Southern Baptist Convention to help. Dr. Fox worked as part of the Crisis Intervention team,...

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The Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) and its philanthropic arm, the Foundation for Managed Care Pharmacy (FMCP), recognized a group of outstanding individuals who exemplify the best of managed care pharmacy. At a gala awards dinner April 27, the Steven G. Avey Award, the highest award conferred by FMCP, was presented to Gene Reeder...

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PCSP’s Inaugural Class of 2014 recently honored Dr. David Eagerton as Teacher of the Year. 2010-2011 was Dr. Eagerton’s first year as a teacher, and he was seemingly born to the job. His award was presented by Class of 2014 student Brittany Halka. Dr. Eagerton, who came to PCSP by way of law enforcement, was...

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Dr. Cliff Fuhrman, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs recognized those PCSP students from the Inaugural Class of 2014 who had achieved President’s List Honors for the Fall Semester. The President’s List seeks to honor those students who achieved a 4.0 GPA during the fall 2010 semester. The students are: Cille Austin Landon Marshall Alan Rusnak...

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Dr. Laura Fox, Assistant Dean for Professional and Student Affairs, recognized members of the Honor Council for the 2010-2011 Academic year as a part of the end of year Award Recognition ceremony. Members of the PCSP Honor Council who were recognized include: Julie Knox, Chair Missy O’Dell, Secretary Ashlyn Clarke Cameron Dansby Nkie Forsac Marshall...

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At PCSP’s first honor ceremony for P1 students, student Jennifer Carter was honored for the Outstanding Student Leadership award while student Michelle Crandall was honored for the Outstanding Student Service award.

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The Center for Entrepreneurial Development sponsored an evening for entrepreneurial networking and gathering of mentors and students on Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Guest speakers for the event were Fred Sharpe, owner of U Sav It pharmacies and Forest Adair, owner of Adair Apothecary. The speakers provided for a discussion of pharmacy ownership by individuals that...

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The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy has recently been awarded a Walgreens Diversity grant in the amount of $10,000. The purpose of the funding is to develop, implement and support programs that will have a positive impact and inspire more diversity in the student body of the School of Pharmacy. According to School of Pharmacy...

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March 22, 2011 – In honor of American Diabetes Association Alert Day, students from the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy set up a booth outside the Self Regional Healthcare Clinic, located on the campus of the Pharmacy School, to provide incoming patients with information about type 2 diabetes. Students participated in Diabetes Alert Day as...

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Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy faculty, staff, and students were hard at work all week raising funds to support the local Boys and Girls Club of the Upstate. The Boys and Girls Club is an organization designed to help children succeed. They provide resources for students to pursue their dreams of going to college and...

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