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The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy will welcome pharmacy practice residents from its teaching and learning curriculum this month. On July 18, an orientation will be held for the residents, who are from Greenville Health System and Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System. A meet and greet luncheon will be held at the pharmacy school during the...

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Third-year Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy student Clayton Melson made sure his calendar was clear last week. That’s when Self Regional Healthcare hosted Camp Porcupine, a camp for children with diabetes, as the Greenwood hospital has done for the past 25 years. Melson was raring to go. But, on the first day of camp, he...

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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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PC School of Pharmacy students, faculty members, and preceptors gathered for the school’s eighth annual awards ceremony on Monday, April 22 “We are fortunate to have students who strive to learn, have strong character and ambition to be leaders and compassion to provide service and care to their communities,” said Dr. Cliff Fuhrman, dean of the...

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The South Carolina Society of Health-System Pharmacists (SCSHP) held its annual meeting in Hilton Head from March 11-13. Pharmacists, technicians, and students from across the state came together to network, learn, and share best practices. Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy was represented well with two platform presentations. PharmD Candidate Anderson Isaac presented “Skin Reactions with...

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  “While we live, we serve” is not only our school motto, but a life long obsession we hope to instill in our students.  Kendall Brown and John Davis Scheper are leading the way to inspire others in the pharmacy profession to be of service to our community by taking on a leadership position. Ms....

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Each year, pharmacy students from across the state gather at the State House in Columbia, SC, to participate in the  South Carolina Pharmacy Association’s  Pharmacy Day at the State House. Students spend the day interacting with various legislators to discuss the role of pharmacist and learn how they can become more involved with the  governmental...

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On January 29th, the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy held the 5th Annual Taste of Culture event at lunchtime. It was a wonderful success because our students and faculty participated in not only eating but preparing the great cuisine. We had food from Wisconsin, the Pee Dee, Germany, Peru, Poland, India, Philippines, Italy, Puerto Rico,...

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On Saturday, October 14th, the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy attended the Greenville Cancer Prevention Palooza hosted by First Baptist Greenville and sponsored by the Greenville Cancer Society, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, the Greenville Hospital System, and St. Francis. There, pharmacy students performed blood glucose screenings and helped run the “Ask the Pharmacist” station. Other options...

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Amber B. Giles, PharmD, BCPS, MPH is one of our new Assistant Professors of Pharmacy Practice who will be teaching in Infectious Disease, CAPS II and Health Ethics. We sat down with Amber to find out more about what brought her to PC. 1. Why PC? I did my undergraduate studies at PC and graduated...

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