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Student gains national recognition

Third-year pharmacy student Morgan Fleming had never considered a career in pharmacy before going to college. But she changed her mind while earning a business degree at Clemson. “My hopes were to start a career in health care administration after graduating from Clemson,” she said, “but I became interested in pharmacy while I was there....

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School of Pharmacy to take back unwanted drugs

The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy will attempt to rid the community of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs on Saturday, April 27th. Student chapters of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA-ASP) and the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA), along with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), will accept medications for disposal at the School...

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Dr. Sarah Sweitzer named PC Scholar of the Year

April 18th, 2013, was Honors Day at Presbyterian College. That afternoon Dr Sarah Sweitzer,  Associate Professor and Director of Research at PC School of Pharmacy was presented the Presbyterian College Scholar of the Year Award.  This prestigious award is presented to the PC faculty member who exemplifies outstanding research and scholarly activity. The award winner...

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Pharmacy student finds his path

Third-year pharmacy student Ryan Griesbaum has known since high school that he wanted to be a pharmacist. He worked in a “mom and pop independent pharmacy” in his hometown of Eighty Four, Pennsylvania during his junior and senior years. “I really fell in love with it,” Ryan said. “I had a great mentor who was...

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Student impacts school, community

Bartou Wilson has known since he was little that he wanted to be a pharmacist. The second-year pharmacy student has always looked up to a cousin who was a pharmacy tech. In fact, a lot of people in Wilson’s hometown of Georgetown, South Carolina looked up to him. “He was very influential to me,” Wilson said....

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Student to attend Presidential Inauguration Ball

“I must have shaken the right hands at the Capitol,” third-year PC School of Pharmacy student Jay Patel joked about his time in Washington, DC last summer. Last July, Patel, the president of PCSP’s chapter of the American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Students of Pharmacy, attended the organization’s Summer Leadership Institute in the nation’s capital. South...

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