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BY SARAH MURPHY Dr. Laura Fox, professor of pharmaceutics and director of assessment at the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy (PCSP), was recently awarded two innovation awards from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP). Dr. Laura Fox Fox was named the 2023 recipient of the Innovation in Teaching Award for her work titled, “Learning Logs:...

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Presbyterian College announced Friday that Dr. Giuseppe Gumina has been named the new dean of the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy. Gumina, currently a professor of pharmaceutical sciences and chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical and Administrative Sciences at PCSP, prevailed in a highly competitive national search, said PC president Dr. Matthew vandenBerg. “Dr. Gumina’s...

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Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy graduated its fifth class of doctors of pharmacy during the school’s hooding ceremony on May 11. The event took place at 10 a.m. in Belk Auditorium on the main PC campus. Sixty-nine students earned their degrees and doctoral hoods. PC President Bob Staton noted during his address how PC’s motto,...

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The tradition of the annual White Coat Ceremony continued at Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy, as the new class of students entered the program on August 19, 2016.   The Class of 2020 was cloaked with their new white coats in a ceremony in Belk Auditorium on PC’s main campus.  Sixty-two students representing seven states comprise...

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Pharmacy Research Summer Interns Return to PC This summer, interns spent eight weeks doing faculty-mentored pharmacy and biomedical research projects that spanned from clinical to basic science.  This year the program included PCSP students and pre-pharmacy students from across the US  The program also expanded to include international students as well. This year, the program...

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“Pharmacy:  Patients, Pills, and Potions” at the SC Governor’s School PCSP was well represented at the 2015 GoSciTech, the SC Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics’ annual residential summer science camp in Hartsville, SC.  Drs. Scott Asbill, Rebecca Bickley, Giuseppe Gumina, Amy Messersmith, Nancy Taylor, Tiffaney Threatt and Eileen Ward, and P3 student Becca Foster...

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SCPhA Convention June 2015 Students and faculty attended the South Carolina Pharmacy Association (SCPhA) Annual Convention this past June in Hilton Head, SC where the theme this year was “Grease.” Jean Whyte was nominated and awarded the South Carolina Pharmacy Association (SCPHA) 2015 Student Pharmacist of the Year award at the Annual Convention this June....

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Clinton Community Attends March on Health Fair 5K Run/Walk It was a chilly and foggy morning on March 21, 2015, as approximately 80 people gathered for the 3rd Annual March on Health 5K Run/Walk held at Bailey Stadium at Presbyterian College. The purpose of this event is to promote the spirit of caring for our...

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Dr. Nancy Goodbar Installed as President of SCSHP On March 15, 2015, the South Carolina Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists (SCSHP) had its annual meeting at which our very own Dr. Nancy Goodbar took the oath to be the next SCSHP President. Having served the year prior as President Elect, she will take on the term...

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Residency Match Day at PC The excitement of Residency Match Day hit the Presbyterian College campus on March 20, 2015.  The outcome of the matches this year included twelve PGY1 (Post Graduate Year 1) matches for PC students and three PGY2 (Post Graduate Year 2) matches for our Class of 2014 alumni. The following students...

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