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SU COPHS Faculty Share Success in Pharmacy Education and Research at AACP Annual Meeting
July 29, 2021
Sullivan University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences faculty participated in this year’s virtual American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Annual Meeting, held July 19-22, 2021. Presenters shared the college’s innovative programs and research in pharmacy education with educators from pharmacy schools around the nation at the annual conference.
Presenters from the College included:
Kimberly K. Daugherty, Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Assessment, Pharmacy Practice
Poster: 2020 Rankings for PharmD Programs, Research, and Overall Quality
Poster: Pharmacy Workforce Crisis: Leveraging Pharmacist’s Skills and Exploring Nontraditional Pharmacy Careers
Katie F. Leslie, Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice
Poster: Group Projects in the Time of COVID-19: Implementing Virtual Posters in a Public Health Course
Daniel Malcom, Chair and Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice
Speaker: Joseph T. DiPiro Excellence in Publishing Workshop: Learning from the Greats
Speaker: Extra! Extra! Incorporating the Rhythm of Journalism Principles in Academic Writing
Speaker: Brick by Brick: Strategies for Building and Maintaining Momentum in your Educational Scholarship
Facilitator: Teacher’s Seminar Roundtable Elaboration
Wasana Sumanasekera, Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences
Poster: Smoking and Vaping Lead to Increased Severity of COVID-19 and EVALI Bedside Compromised Health
James D. Nash, Kimberly K. Daugherty, Dale English, Amanda Jett, Daniel R. Malcom, Arthur Cox, Abbey Hardy, Misty Stutz
School Poster: Big Shots! The Positive Frontline Impact of Student Pharmacists on COVID-19 Immunizations
In addition to the scholarly presentations, several SU COPHS faculty currently hold leadership roles with AACP. Abeer M. Al-Ghananeem, Professor and Director of Research, Pharmaceutical Sciences, serves as Chair of the International Services Program Commission. Daniel Malcom, Chair and Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice, serves as associate editor of the American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, a publication of AACP.