Year in Review: 2014-2015 (October 2014-September 2015)
NEWS Graduation 2015 The College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences held its 26th graduation exercise on May 8, 2015. L. Allen Dobson, Jr., MD, president and CEO of Community Care of North Carolina, delivered the commencement address. The following 215 degrees were conferred to 182 graduates as 33 students received multiple degrees: Doctor of Pharmacy: 102 Master of Physician Assistant Practice: 1 Master of Science in Clinical Research: 17 Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences: 9 Master of Science in Public Health: 7 Bachelor of Science in Clinical Research: 24 Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences: 15 Bachelor of Science in General Sciences: 20
Nursing & Health Sciences The Campbell University Board of Trustees’ Executive Committee approved the establishment and naming of the university’s eighth school at their March 25, 2015 meeting. The Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing is named for Catherine W. Wood, who has spent many years working as a staff nurse in orthopedics and neurology at Gaston Memorial Hospital. She is married to Luby Wood, a member of Campbell University’s Foundation Board of Trustees. The School of Nursing falls under the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. A ground-breaking ceremony was held for the Tracey F. Smith Hall of Nursing & Health Sciences which will house the nursing and physical therapy programs. The 72,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility is located adjacent to the Leon Levine Hall of Medical Sciences on the Health Science campus off U.S. 421, in Lillington, less than a mile west of the university’s main campus. Construction on the $22 million Smith Hall is expected to be completed by the spring of 2016 and will eventually house 320 students. The facility is named in honor of Tracey F. Smith of Farmville, North Carolina. After pursuing a career in nursing, Smith served as the director of marketing at Carolina Medical Products. She is the wife of Henry Smith, who was the founding owner and president of Carolina Medical Products. Henry graduated Campbell in 1967 and is a member of the Campbell University Board of Trustees and the CPHS Dean’s Board of Advisors.
Baggett Wellness Institute The Baggett Wellness Institute Grant Program awarded two grants for up to $5,000 to promote activities or initiatives for the advancement of health education, wellness, and prevention by the Campbell University faculty. One grant was for the development of a free clinic operated by CU health profession students in an interprofessional setting. The other grant was awarded for the creation of a smoking cessation program. In addition to grant funding, the Institute welcomed internationally renowned surgeon, Josef Stutz, in September. Stutz lectured on lipedema, a chronic disorder of adipose tissue and lymphatic dysfunction at a continuing education event held on the Health Science campus.
Give Harnett Kids a Smile Students from the Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences’ PA and Public Health programs teamed up in February to offer Give Kids a Smile, a free dental clinic for Harnett County children who do not have dental insurance. The two programs, along with volunteers from the East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine and the Harnett County Department of Health, worked alongside each other to provide free dental examinations, cleanings, sealants, fluoride treatments, general health screenings, and information sessions on the importance of oral hygiene. Throughout the day-long event, students and volunteers were able to provide dental check-ups, cleanings, and sealants to 50 children.
Dr. Ronald W. Maddox, founding dean, retires
2015 M. Keith Fearing, Jr. Award
Ronald W. Maddox, PharmD, retired as Dean of the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences and Vice President for Health Programs of Campbell University on December 31, 2014. Arriving in Buies Creek in 1985 as a consultant, Maddox quickly identified the potential success a pharmacy program would be for Campbell. Maddox oversaw the development of an innovative entry-level PharmD program, which ultimately inspired undergraduate and graduate degrees in clinical research and pharmaceutical sciences, a graduate degree in public health, and professional programs in physical therapy, physician assistant, and nursing. Maddox handed over the keys to the Dean’s Suite to Campbell alumnus, Michael L. Adams, PharmD ’96, PhD, on January 1, 2015.
Mutual Wholesale Drug Company Chief Executive Officer David S. Moody, Jr., received the 2015 M. Keith Fearing, Jr., Community Pharmacy Practice Award from Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. Moody began his pharmacy career at Crabtree Pharmacy as a retail pharmacist and later as the pharmacist and owner of the drugstore. He began his tenure at Mutual Drug in 1988 by developing an innovative generics program (C.A.P.S.) to provide drugs to both the independent pharmacy and their customers at a reasonable cost. Moody earned his bachelor of science in Pharmacy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, completed the University of Southern California’s Management Development Program in Healthcare and Purdue University’s Executive Development Program. He received an honorary doctor of pharmacy degree from Campbell in 2010. He is a member of the Dean’s Board of Advisors.
PA transitions to a 24 month curriculum The Physician Assistant Program revised its program from a 28-month to a 24-month curriculum which was affirmed by Campbell’s Curriculum Council on October 24, 2014. The revised curriculum went into effect with the matriculation of the PA Class of 2017, which began classes in July. The didactic phase of the program remains 12 months, but the clinical phase of the program has been shortened from 15 months to 12 months. This was accomplished by decreasing clinical rotations from five weeks to four weeks and eliminating the required orthopedic rotation. Students will still have the option to select two electives, including an elective orthopedic rotation.
Community Pharmacy Institute The College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences has established the Community Pharmacy Institute (CPI). The CPI will form the basis for the College’s continued support of community pharmacy practice in North Carolina and will augment existing educational opportunities for current students while improving community-based pharmacy care for patients. The Institute will provide continuing education programming, annual scholarships to CPHS pharmacy students, community pharmacy consulting workshops, and consultingbased services to area pharmacists and pharmacies. The CPI will be distributing a survey to North Carolina pharmacists to gather information on what services and educational programming will be most beneficial in the near future.
ALUMNI CPHS Alumni Association currently has over 450 members, which is consistent with previous years. The association’s board of directors is currently evaluating the membership model and identifying new ways to attract and retain members. The board of directors is comprised of 21 alumni, representing all programs with CPHS graduates.
Updated Website One of the biggest accomplishments this year was the complete redesign of the www.cphsalumni.campbell.edu website. It is now more aesthetically pleasing, user friendly, and mobile ready.
Events & Activities The Association’s main purpose is to engage alumni and generate excitement and affinity for CPHS. Through the annual golf classic, continuing education seminars, homecoming tailgate, regional visits, and the return of alumni weekend, the Association has provided opportunities for alumni to participate, network and enjoy their Campbell family. During the 2014-2015 year, the Association sponsored 22 events that engaged alumni, students, donors, and friends.
ACCOLADES J. Andrew Bowman, PharmD, has been elected to the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy James Boyd, PharmD, MBA, received the 2015 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching Thomas J. Holmes, Jr., PhD, was awarded the rank of Professor Emeritus Ronald W. Maddox, PharmD, was awarded the rank of Professor Emeritus Jennifer Smith, PharmD, received the Campbell University D.P. Russ, Jr. & Walter S. Jones, Sr. Alumni Award for Teaching Excellence Gilbert Steiner, PharmD, was awarded the rank of Associate Professor Emeritus
APPOINTMENTS James Benedict, Audio/Visual & Classroom Support Coordinator Richard Bohannon, DPT, EdD, MS, Professor of Health Professional Studies, Physical Therapy Lori Byrd, DNP, Assistant Professor, Nursing Charles Carter, PharmD, MBA, Associate Professor of Clinical Research Deborah Constantine, MHS, Clinical Assistant Professor of Health Professional Studies, Physical Therapy Audra Cotten, Admin. Asst. to the Program Director, Nursing Mike Greer, MBA, Director of Development Jennifer Hastings, MS, Assistant Professor of Health Professional Studies, Physician Assistant Catherine Noonan, DPT, Assistant Professor of Health Professional Studies, Physical Therapy Marge Taylor, PhD, Assistant Professor of Health Professional Studies, Physical Therapy Dorothea K. Thompson, PhD, Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences Ellen Tim, NP, Assistant Professor of Health Professional Studies, PA Katie Trotta, PharmD, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice Robert Tunney, PharmD, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice Marisa Vaskalis, Medical Education Specialist, PA Jennifer Wallner, Admissions Coordinator Brenda Zagar, PharmD, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice
PROMOTIONS Michael L. Adams, PharmD, PhD, Acting Vice President for Health Programs & Dean Connie Barnes, PharmD, Vice-Chair, Professor of Pharmacy Practice, & Co-Director, Drug Information Center Brenda Blackman, Director of Pre-Pharmacy Advisement & Retention Emily Bloom, Director of Interprofessional Education & Outreach Paige Brown, PharmD, Director, Experiential Education & Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice James Boyd, PharmD, MBA, Professor of Pharmacy Practice Kayla Clark, Program Coordinator, Clinical Research Kim Dunn, MS, Director of Enrollment Management Mike Gallagher, MA, Associate Director of Pharmaceutical Sciences Programs Betty Lynne Johnson, MEd, PA-C, Assistant Dean for Interprofessional Education Andrew Muzyk, PharmD, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice Christy McCormick, Assistant Director of Student Affairs Shraddha Shapariya, MS, Admissions Coordinator for Graduate Programs Daniel Shin, PhD, Director of Pharmaceutical Sciences Programs Julie Smith-Hamilton, BSCR Program Director Kate Thomas, Admissions Coordinator Tina Thornhill, PharmD, Vice-Chair for Professional Education David Tillman, PhD, MEd, Chair, Public Health Kimberly Whitted, MDiv, Director of Admissions and Student Diversity
ADVANCEMENT
FACULTY
Scholarships
The following faculty members were awarded Internal Research Grants by the CPHS Research Committee. For more faculty grants, refer to Campbell University Accolades.
Over $1.23 million was awarded in scholarships and grants this year Over 50% of student pharmacists received scholarships and/or grants Two new endowed scholarships were established to benefit students enrolled in the pharmacy program One new endowed scholarship was established in each of the following programs: physical therapy, physician assistant, and nursing Over $4 million was raised for the Tracey F. Smith Hall of Nursing & Health Sciences Over $85,000 was raised for the Ronald W. & Suzan Maddox Pharmacy Scholarship Total monies raised in 2014-2015: $6,880,886.95
CPHS Gives Back Approximately 90% of CPHS faculty and staff contributed to the 2014 Employee Giving Campaign. This included 100% participation of the CPHS Administration, the Department of Clinical Research, and the Physician Assistant program.
Alumni Association Scholarships For the past two years, the CPHS Alumni Association has awarded at least one scholarship to each program within CPHS. Additionally, the total dollar amount awarded to students from either direct aid or endowed scholarships has continued to grow. A total of $17,200 was awarded this year.
Timothy Bloom, PhD, “Identifying leadership profiles in PharmD students to influence curricular development” Rahul Haware, PhD, “Correlation among crystal structure, mechanical behavior, and tabletability of the indomethacin polymorphs” Sarah Liu, PhD, “Preparation and characterization of BSA encapsulated prednisone nanoparticles for taste masking” Andrew Muzyk, PharmD, “Implementation of a flipped classroom model utilizing mock counseling and concept mapping to teach psychopharmacotherapy to third-year Doctor of Pharmacy students” Scott Perkins, PharmD, “Utilization of a fitness device as part of a diabetes education program for patients with Type 2 diabetes”
STUDENTS Rho Chi Honor Society inducts fifteen new members The Gamma Iota Chapter of the Rho Chi Pharmaceutical Honor Society inducted fifteen new members into the organization at a special initiation ceremony on Friday, March 13, 2015. Rho Chi is the national honor society for pharmacy and is recognized as such in national and international academic circles. Admission into Rho Chi is limited to the top ten percent of students in each pharmacy and master in science of pharmaceutical sciences class.
Pharmacy Class of 2015 surpasses national residency match average The College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences continued to exceed expectations with an exceptional match rate for the ASHP Residency Match for Post-Graduate Pharmacy programs. Thirty current members of the PharmD Class of 2015 matched with a PGY-1 residency or fellowship and six alumni matched with a PGY-2 residency. Campbell surpassed the national average of 65% by eight percentage points.
CPHS Mission Trips Two groups from CPHS traveled internationally in the last academic year. Colonel William Pickard, chair of Clinical Research, joined a medical team from the Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine on a mission trip to Honduras over spring break. Public Health chair, David Tillman, and six of his students, traveled to Haiti in May to build capacity and implement electronic medical records within the medical clinics of Zorange.
PA students excel in simulated emergency incident The Physician Assistant Program, in collaboration with other university departments and area volunteers, demonstrated a simulated mass casualty incident on Saturday, June 20. The exercise was a student-driven component of the Emergency Medicine course in the program’s curriculum. Additionally, the exercise was developed as an interprofessional event, involving students from Campbell’s medical school as well as the departments of physical therapy, pharmacy, and public health. Local and regional agencies provided extensive logistical and technical support and personnel. The goal of this exercise was to allow students to practice their emergency medicine skills in a realistic setting. Students were expected to work as team members with other emergency personnel to triage, transport, and treat simulated patients in a variety of emergency management settings.
MSPS students receive Parenteral Drug Association awards Campbell University master’s students, Shruti Kumar and Maryam Unnisa, recently received the 2014 Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) Student Award. Kumar and Unnisa are both first year students in the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences’ master of science in pharmaceutical sciences program. This one-time cash award is sponsored by the Parenteral Drug Association’s Southeast chapter and was presented by Melissa Seymour, the chapter’s president. PDA was founded in 1946 as a nonprofit organization to promote and advance science and regulation through the expertise of its member base.
Fourth year student pharmacist appointed to national office Brandon Hill, brother of the Beta Kappa chapter of Phi Delta Chi, was elected to the position of Grand Vice President of Student Affairs (GVPSA) for the Executive Council of Phi Delta Chi. This position is a national office for the pharmaceutical fraternity. His role as GVPSA is to supervise and meet with the fraternity’s regional correspondents and to implement and promote participation in the Dale W. Doerr Achievement Award Program and to promote attendance by collegiate brothers at fraternity meetings. The GVPSA is the only student position on the council.
Ballou spends clinical rotation in Washington, D.C. Jordan Ballou, PharmD ’15, headed to Washington, D.C., for her fourth clinical rotation during her final year of the pharmacy curriculum. The rotation was with the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Student Pharmacist APPE Program. This advanced pharmacy practice experience elective program is designed to help student pharmacists gain experience in leadership and management on the association level of the profession. APhA opens the admissions process to student pharmacists throughout the United States. Fifteen students were selected for the 2014-2015 academic year and were able to select from seven disciplines: board of pharmacy specialties, governance, government affairs, pharmacy technician certification board, professional practice, publications, student & new practitioner development, and APhA Foundation. Ballou chose to spend her month-long rotation focusing on student development.
CLASS PROFILES
PharmD Class of 2019 | Profile
“Since starting school, I have had so many opportunities to get involved in the community, net-work through professional organizations, and make friends through student organizations. I never expected that.” - Katie Cook, Student Pharmacist
Average Age
[
States of Residence
24
Male
20
46
Level of Education
Average PCAT Biology Scores
3.39
64-97 Credit Hours: 11% 98+ Credit Hours: 29% Associate Degrees: 12% Bachelor’s Degrees: 47% Master’s Degrees: 1%
931 196 104
Applicants Matriculated
Female
Applicants Interviewed
38%
Applications Received
62%
Composite
Biology
Average Total GPA
3.30
60%
60%
BIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY
55%
1
1
1
2
2
2
Average Science GPA COMPOSITE
DPT Class of 2018 | Profile Average Age
[
States of Residence
23
Male
20
161 108 40
Applicants Matriculated
Female
Applicants Interviewed
33%
Applications Received
67%
Average Total GPA
3.5
Average Prerequisite GPA
3.6
38
Average GRE Scores
153 152 4.0
QUANTITATIVE
VERBAL
WRITTEN
70%
Seventy percent of this class comes from a rural community. The Doctor of Physical Therapy Rural cities program Non-rural is dedicated to graduating individuals who will provide necessary health care access to rural communities.
PA Class of 2017 | Profile Average Age
[
States of Residence
26
Female
Male
43
Average GRE Scores
Average Total GPA
3.5
1337 108 44
Applicants Interviewed
21 Applicants Matriculated
30%
Applications Received
70%
Average # of Health Care Experience Hours
153 152 4.0
QUANTITATIVE
Average Science GPA
5,930
VERBAL
3.3
WRITTEN
Clinical Research, Pharmaceutical Sciences, & Public Health
MS Classes of 2017| Profile
Average GRE Percentiles
Level of Education No Degree*: 41% Bachelor’s Degree: 59% *denotes students working on multiple degrees simulatenously
QUANTITATIVE
53
WRITTEN
37.6
VERBAL
4.0
102
Applications Received
25
32 41% 59%
Applicants Matriculated
Average GRE Percentiles
Average GPA:
3.25
QUANTITATIVE
31.9
WRITTEN
50.9
VERBAL
3.2
Public Health
69 Average Age
Applicants Matriculated
Gender
31
22 37% 63%
Average Age
Applications Received
Gender
Average Age
58
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Applications Received
23
33
Gender
Clinical Research
Applicants Matriculated
38% 62% Average GRE Percentiles
Level of Education No Degree*: 12% Bachelor’s Degree: 88% *denotes students working on multiple degrees simulatenously
QUANTITATIVE
61.4
72.8 3.9 VERBAL
WRITTEN
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS Alpha Rho Chapter of Kappa Epsilon Annual Scholarship Thitinan Sraubol CPHS Alumni Association Scholarship Evagelos George Anagnostopoulos Leilani Victoria Ayako Doi Megan Michelle Gidron Maegan Ashton Hewett Tateisha Lynelle Page Soumyadeep Sarkar Physician Assistant Alumni Annual Scholarship James Karol Lisowski Campagna Family Dual Physician Assistant & Public Health Scholarship Raleigh Dayle Dettlinger Cardinal Health Scholarship Kaylynn Weening Brunson Dariska Jerica Edella Walker Carroll Pharmacy Annual Scholarship Brandon Kyle Hill Department of Clinical Research Faculty Scholarship Melissa Lynne Harward CVS Pharmacy Scholarship Drashti Ashvinkumar Patel Lara Rajic Kyle J. Smith Rimma Zeygerman Florence Rogers Charitable Trust Scholarship Troy Blake Beckham Richard Henry Bowden Jeb Stuart Carter Peter Samuel Ginn Laurie Kinsey McRainey Cameron Whitfield Parnell Jasmine Shawnee Raven Kyle J. Smith Ashley Rene Tinney Ed & Carla Herring Scholarship Amanda Kay Pilkington May Family Annual Scholarship David Michael Laurent Medley Family Annual Scholarship James Dillion Barbour
Moving Forward Giving Back Scholarship Matthew Aaron Fowler Jacob Matthew Hyde Doctor of Physical Therapy Musculoskeletal Practice Scholarship Jonathan Jay Scott Powell North Carolina Mutual Wholesale Drug Company Scholarship Chase Edward Barnes NCPhA Endowment Fund Scholarship Shasta Mikala Grotewiel DPT Program Annual Scholarship Lauren Elizabeth Avery The Pharmacy Network Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Joseph Michael Arminger Jason Ryan Atkinson Sara Elizabeth Carlisle Daniel E. Carta Jordan Marie Chamberlain Sarah Lynn Eggers Jordan Stackle Fornecker Nathan T. Goad Aurelia Nicoletta Gross Luke Douglas Harris Jessica Amber Humenik Nikolaus James Lawson Alyssa Sears Massengill Laurie Kinsey McRainey Meredith Skye McSwain Mary Gwendolyn Miller Manali Atul Patel Gregory Reid Phillips Elizabeth Rebecca Ramsaur Mary-Russell Wagstaff Erica Renea Waters Rebecca Carol Webb Ryan Gerrit Wheeler Jocelyn Chi Ling Yau Physician Assistant Faculty Scholarship Julie Marie Niemi Samuel Tate Powell Memorial Scholarship Orin Lamont Autry
Ransdell Family Fund Scholarship Trelena Christeen Brown Angela Cheung Dawnn E. Flowers Allison Raines Nicholson Carson Elizabeth Peele Jeremy Thomas Peterson Jonathan Jay Scott Powell Phillip Wongsavan Vang Teresa Kahlin Wells Rite Aid Annual Scholarship Tiara Shanice Daye Mason Tyler Holt Cameron Whitfield Parnell Jacob Austin Sedberry Krystal M. Taylor Shapariya Scholarship Urjitkumar Rameshbhai Patel Beta Kappa Chapter of Phi Delta Chi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Dr. Penny S. Shelton Scholarship Taylor Scot Griffies Bill & Lynne Taylor Scholarship Noelle Caron Nelson Walgreens Diversity Scholarship Ethan Steve Meadows Walgreens Diversity & Inclusion Excellence Award Eintou Afryea Ford Wal-Mart Pharmacy Scholarship Brittney Moore Howard Eric Terry Schuh Carl Blake Southerland
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS 25th Anniversary Pharmacy Scholarship Heather Rae Allen
Margaret D. & Ryland P. Edwards Scholarship Jenna Elizabeth Grago
Raenelle B. & Claude S. Abernethy Scholarship Ashley Lynn Rankin
Lucille L. Ellis Family Pharmacy Scholarship Maegan Rene Cross
Janice & Alexander Alexander Pharmacy Scholarship Mark Brennan Luke
M. Keith Fearing, Jr. & Don K. Richie Pharmacy Scholarship Emily Brooke Johnson
Pharmacy Alumni Association Scholarship Katherine Elizabeth Allen Phillip Wongsavan Vang
Howard Q. & Mescal S. Ferguson Pharmacy Scholarship Erika Chantal Collins Jordan Stackle Fornecker David Michael Laurent Lindsey Marie Stever
Newman D. & Helen M. Buck Pharmacy Scholarship Kristopher Kindborg Major Sam Byrd Pharmacy Scholarship Byrn Moran
Lewis M. Fetterman Jr. Memorial Pharmaceutical Sciences Scholarship Shivani Patel
Verda Harris & A. Hartwell Campbell Endowed Pharmacy Scholarship Carrie Ann Kisch
Thomas H. Furman Memorial Pharmacy Scholarship Katherine Rose Cooke
Cashion-Childress Pharmacy Scholarship Andrew Theodore Darkow H. Carter & Allison Cobb Pharmacy Scholarship Taylor Middleton Wolfe Lacy S. & Mary E. Collier Physician Assistant Scholarship Amanda Jill Petree-Mabe Crow Family Physician Assistant Scholarship Stacy Moretz Kropp D’Alonzo Family Pharmacy Scholarship Hannah Brooke Lineberry Mae I. Danner Pharmacy Scholarship Myra Brianne Miller Edna E. Danner Pharmacy Scholarship Teresa Kahlin Wells Susie A. Danner Pharmacy Scholarship Isaac Toua Yang Catalent Pharma Solutions Mark Davison Scholarship Anna Marie Panagiotis Goulas Gary Dunham, Pharm.D. - Kappa Psi Pharmacy Scholarship Sheena A. Murray Gary Dunham Memorial Pharmacy Scholarship Morghan Elizabeth Stallings
GlaxoSmithKline of North Carolina Women in Science Pharmacy Scholarship Melissa Lorraine Chafin Dr. G. Fred Hale Memorial Pharmacy Scholarship Katie Elizabeth Andrews Sasha Capri Cernea Emily Howard Mantovani Diana Leigh Raymond Brian P. Harrington Memorial Pharmacy Scholarship Jazzmine Elayne Willis Blanton A. Hartness Pharmacy Scholarship Dawnn E. Flowers Hayes Family Stedman Drug Pharmacy Scholarship Sara Elizabeth Carlisle Rebekah Lynn Heldreth Pharmacy Scholarship Vanessa Woodson Compton Dr. Thomas J. Holmes Class of 2009 Pharmacy Scholarship Tanyaradzwa Primrose Mombeyarara Jessica Ann Kalinowski Pharmacy Scholarship Chase Edward Barnes Ronald & Suzan Maddox Pharmacy Scholarship Brittney Moore Howard Marks Family Pharmacy Scholarship Kathryn Elizabeth Reece Simmons
Marshbanks Memorial Pharmacy Scholarship Mallary Erin Gum Elizabeth Anne Price Carlton & Lynell Martin Physician Assistant Scholarship Robin Thompson Johnson Massengill Family Pharmacy Scholarship Kirsten Nicole Strickland Mast Drug Pharmacy Scholarship Abby Kendall Ellington L.E. McKnight Memorial Pharmacy Scholarship Haley Elizabeth Webster Russell Mantooth & Holly McReynolds Families Memorial Scholarship Mallary Erin Gum Samuel & Helen Mennear Pharmaceutical Sciences Scholarship Melissa Lorraine Chafin Hannah Maie Jester Shivani R. Patel W. Whitaker & Dorothy R. Moose Scholarship Sarah Margaret Griffin Wayne Neal Memorial Scholarship Troy Blake Beckham Oley Family Pharmacy Scholarship Stephen Luke Van Ausdall O’Neal Family Pharmacy Scholarship Kaitlyn D. Corey A. Leroy & Sara Kanoy Parker Scholarship Sydney Kristine Brodeur Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty Endowed Scholarship Adam Gray Britt Apoorva Reddy Daram Lara Rajic Pharmacy Practice Department Scholarship John Thomas Norris Brie Anne Reynolds Memorial Delta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Psi Scholarship Joshua Owen Holmes Rite Aid Pharmacy Endowed Scholarship Christopher Ryan Powell Ralph P. Rogers, Jr. Pharmacy Scholarship Mary Hannah Ross
Kitty & Leon Rumley Pharmacy Scholarship Nouchee Yang School of Pharmacy Alumni Scholarship Kylie Elizabeth Graves Carpenter Tully L. Erwin Heather Rae Powell School of Pharmacy Class of 2008 Pharmacy Scholarship Jordan E. Tryhubenko Robert G. Shelton Pharmacy Scholarship Jordan Elizabeth Walker Elgie Lee May & Lonnie Dalton Small Pharmacy Scholarship Rola Jawdat Habib Henry & Tracey Smith Pharmacy Scholarship Courtney Paige White Lloyd Stuart Surles Department of Nursing Scholarship Jacqulyn L. Dixon Lloyd Stuart Surles Physician Assistant Scholarship Alexandra Samantha Miller Amanda Lynn Murray The Symonds Family Pharmacy Scholarship Joseph Henry Metz Letizia Antonietta Thrift Scholarship Tiffany Michele Cook Greene Caroline Elizabeth Horner Jack G. & Eloise Harrington Watts Pharmacy Scholarship Lauren Brooke Cribb Joshua Owen Holmes Mitchell & Linda Watts Family Foundation Pharmacy Scholarship Taylor Scot Griffies E. Carlyle & Rose R. West Pharmacy Scholarship Kaitlyn Elizabeth Renfrew Whaley Family Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Sarai Little Ibrahim Joe & Ina Whitehead Pharmacy Scholarship Trusha Chatur Dhanani Mildred H. & Norman A. Wiggins Pharmacy Scholarship Rachel Nicole Barts Yates Family Pharmaceutical Sciences Scholarship Hannah Marie Jester
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Dean’s Society ($10,000+)
Mortar & Pestle Society($5,000-$9,999)
C. Ray Pruette Estate Capital Community Foundation Cardinal Health Carlton and Lynell Martin Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Carroll, Jr. Dr. Alan J. Carroll ’05 Carroll Pharmacy, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Cashion Cigna Health and Life Insurance CVS Corporation The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Mary S. Fearing Mr. & Mrs. Dexter E. Floyd Floyd Foundation, Inc. Ms. Flavel M. Godfrey Harris Teeter Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Beau Lane Dr. Brandon L. Maddox Mr. Carlton C Martin Mrs. Lynell A. Martin Dr. Marie Mason ’41 Mr. Hugh G. Maxwell III ’57 & Mrs. Charlotte Maxwell Mr. Dalton L. McMichael McMichael Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John McNeill, Jr. Mr. Vance B. Neal ’63 & Mrs. Dolores Neal North Carolina Biotechnology Center Pharmacy Network Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Faye Powell Mr. Robert L. Ransdell, Sr. Raymond James Charitable Endowment Rite Aid Corporation Mr. Henry L. Smith ’67 & Mrs. Tracey Smith Southern Bank Foundation Spilman Family Trust Dr. Samuel A. Sue, Jr. ’50 & Mrs. Cecelia J. Sue Dr. William T. Symonds III ’91 & Dr. Melissa L. Symonds ’91 Symonds Family Foundation Walgreens Dr. Trey Waters ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Whiteman, Jr Mr. Brett Windsor Mr. & Mrs. Luby Wood
Mr. Eugene G. Anderson Cashion Family Foundation, Inc CPHS PharmD Class of 2015 Drs. Joseph & Leah Devlin Florence Rogers Charitable Trust Dr. & Mrs. Robert Greenwood Dr. James E. Herring, Jr. ’95 & Mrs. Carla Herring Dr. Ronnie S. Holuby ’03 Mr. Glenn T. Infinger ’74 & Mrs. Anne S. Infinger Medical Village Pharmacy Mitchell W. Watts Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Jack G. Watts Mr. & Mrs. Billy T. Woodard
Apothecary Society($1,000-$4,999) Dr. Michael L. Adams ’96 & Dr. Dina H. Adams ’96 Alpha Rho Chapter of Kappa Epsilon Alphin Family Foundation Mr. Gardner H. Altman, Jr. Dr. Bob Barker, Sr. ’65 & Dr. Patricia Barker Dr. James E. Beaty ’98 & Dr. Anne Marie P. Beaty ’00 Bemco Sleep Products Bmaddox Enterprises, LLC Bob Barker Company, Inc. Dr. Christopher S. Breivogel Mr. Ronny Buchanan Ms. Lara Campagna Mr. Anthony D. Cassano & Dr. Angela T. Cassano ’99 Dr. Melinda C. Childress ’05, ’05 & Mr. John A. Childress Dr. David M. Coniglio Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Dr. Gregory S. Dedrick Dr. Tomas O. Delgado ’10 Dr. Nancy D. Duffy Mr. H. Hendricks Edgerton Mrs. Joni F. Fetterman Dr. Corey D. Furman ’95 & Dr. Ashley R. Furman ’96 GlaxoSmithKline Mr. & Mrs. Willis H. Gregory Dr. James B. Groce III ’93 & Mrs. Sarah Groce Dr. Thomas M. Huffman ’97, ’95 & Mrs. April C. Huffman ’95 Mr. Gene Jernigan John Heister Chevrolet of Lillington Dr. David N. Johnson ’79 & Mrs. Betty L. Johnson ’79, ’86 Dr. Cynthia J Johnston Kappa Psi Pharmacy Fraternity Mr. Haywood A. Lane, Jr. ’63 Dr. Elton W. Long, Jr. ’90 & Mrs. Tonette M. Long Dr. Patrick Tate Maddox Mr. Ronald Peyton Maddox
Dr. Jeremy Massengill ’00 & Dr. Heather S. Massengill ’00, ’99 Mast Drug Co. Mr. & Mrs. James C. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Clement E. Medley Dr. William M. Moore ’00, ’00 & Dr. Amanda F. Moore Dr. W. Whitaker Moose, Sr. ’99 & Mrs. Dorothy Moose NC Baptist Foundation NC Mutual Wholesale Drug NC Pharmaceutical Association Mrs. Patsy H. Nobles ’76 Mr. Charles Nobles Parata Systems Pharmfusion Consulting, LLC COL William W. Pickard Mr. Terry R. Shinholser & Mrs. Joy G. Shinholser ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Stoot Dr. & Mrs. William J. Taylor Dr. Roderick D. Teat ’98 & Dr. Cathy A. Teat ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Turner LTC George F. Vickers ’71 & Mrs. Patricia S. Vickers VIP Computer Systems, Inc. Wake County Medical Center Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Warner Mr. Harold K. Warren ’48 & Mrs. Annie Warren Dr. Sarah D. Wylie ’09
Benefactors ($500-$999) Dr. Alison L. Baker ’05 Dr. Danny M. Barnes ’00 & Mrs. Sandy M. Barnes Mr. William K. Barnhill & Dr. Patsy B. Barnhill ’97, ’99 Mrs. Brenda F. Blackman Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Bloom Dr. James A. Boyd Dr. H. Scott Brewer ’95 & Dr. Tanya B. Brewer ’97 Dr. Wade H. Brown ’07, ’07 & Dr. Paige Brown ’06 Dr. Jay Brown ’08 & Mrs. Annie V. Brown Mr. Bryson J Bryan & Dr. Amanda B. Bryan ’02, ’00 Clixsense.com Dr. Thomas P. Colletti Dr. Richard P. D’Elia Dr. Crystal N. Dowless ’09 East Carolina University Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Dr. Brian T. Garris ’14 & Dr. Rebekah A. Garris ’14 Mr. James Grago, Jr. Mrs. Ruth C. Harris ’40 Dr. W. Cameron Haskett ’90 Dr. Timothy M. Hinson ’92 & Mrs. Laura Hinson J M Smith Corporation Dr. Stephen E. Kearney, Jr. ’94 & Mrs. Lori U. Kearney Dr. Janine M. Kushner ’00
Dr. Qinfeng “Sarah” Liu Dr. Ronald W. Maddox & Mrs. Suzan R. Maddox ’01 Dr. D. Byron May & Dr. Diana M. Maravich-May ’90, ’86 Dr. Rebekah R. Mooney ’07, ’07 Neil Medical Group Novant Health Dr. Jeffrey R. Pendergrass ’90 & Mrs. Kelly Pendergrass Pfizer Foundation, Inc. Pharmacists Mutual Ins., Co. Physicians Pharmacy Alliance Realo Discount Drug Stores of Eastern NC Dr. Wesley D. Rich ’01 & Mrs. Laura T. Rich ’02 Mr. Buddy Ritch Mr. & Mrs. Bill Semmes Dr. William C. Stagner Tom Stanley & Julianne Hall Dr. Alexander E. Tunnell ’03 & Dr. Dana L. Tunnell Dr. E. Virginia White ’09, ’09
Circle of Friends ($250-$499) Dr. Justin E. Adams ’09, ’09 & Mrs. Bliss B. Adams Mr. Mark A. Anderson ’01 & Dr. Siriprawn A. Anderson ’01 Dr. David L. Arnold ’01 & Dr. Rebecca M. Arnold ’01 Ateb Mr. Maynard S. Barnes & Dr. Connie L. Barnes ’90 Barnes Lube Express Dr. Emily A. Bradham ’14 Mr. Jeffrey E. Bullard ’89 Dr. Robert M. Cisneros, Jr. Ms. Ramona T. Daniels Dr. Richard A. Debenedetto ’12 Dr. Matthew D. Desmarais ’14 Dr. Emanuel & Dr. Pamela Diliberto Dr. Samuel L. Engel Mr. Lewis M. Fetterman III Dr. Jaime L. Frahm ’10, ’14 Dr. & Mrs. Mali Ram Gupta Dr. Jonathan L Harward ’13 Dr. Brian Holloman ’05 & Mrs. Shana L. Holloman Dr. Melissa A. Johnson ’01 Mr. Gary W. Kennedy ’91 & Dr. LeAnne D. Kennedy ’93 Dr. Andrew C. Kessell ’07, ’07 & Dr. Laura O. Kessell ’06 Dr. Lori E. Kiser ’06 Franklin & Ronda Lacher Dr. Lauren M. Lee ’14 Morgan Stanley Dr. Sean P. Morrow ‘14 Mr. John Oakes Dr. Charles C. Park ’14 Dr. Veena Patel ’10, ’14 Mr. Narendra Patel
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