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1 Annual Report

2 TABLE OF Contents Administration...2 Organizational Chart...2 Dean s Advisory Council...3 Strategic Plan Faculty...5 Division Heads and Directors...5 Faculty Highlights...6 Academic Research Centers...21 Center for Pharmacy Care...21 Center for Pharmaceutical Information (PIC)...23 Center for Pharmaceutical Technology (DCPT)...23 Center for Pharmacy Practice...24 The Center for Pharmacy Services...24 Experiential Education...28 Academic Programs...35 Academic Partners...35 Fellows/Residency...36 Continuing Professional Development...37 Student Highlights...38 Dean s List...38 Endowed Scholarships...42 Professional Organizations...44 Professional Pharmacy Fraternities...50 Admissions...53 Graduating Class...55 Student Pharmacist Awards...57 Employment Statistics...57 Alumni...58 Alumni Association Officers...58 Alumni Association Awards...58 Alumni Highlights...59 Development...61 Annual Fund...61 Alumni Donors Listed by Class Year...64 Corporations and Foundations...66

3 administration Vision The vision of the Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy and Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences is to develop professionals, through student-centered experiences, who are recognized leaders, innovators and advocates in all areas of pharmacy practice and research. Mission The mission of the Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy and Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences is to educate and mentor students who advance the profession of pharmacy and pharmaceutical research to improve the health outcomes of patients and their communities. Organizational Chart Dean J. Douglas Bricker, Ph.D Dean s Advisory Council Associate Dean Professional Programs Thomas J. Mattei, Pharm.D. Associate Dean Research and Graduate Programs James K. Drennen III, Ph.D Division Head Clinical, Social and Administrative Sciences Thomas Rihn, Pharm.D Division Head Pharmaceutical Sciences Christopher Surratt, Ph.D Faculty Faculty ANNUAL REPORT

4 administration Dean s Advisory Council The Dean s Advisory Council is an advisory body to the Dean of the Mylan School of Pharmacy and to the President of the University. The purpose of the Council is to provide advice, counsel and suggestions to the Dean and President that will strengthen the School of Pharmacy and assist the University in fulfilling its mission. The Dean s Advisory Council meets twice a year and plays an active role in providing recommendations concerning curriculum, programs and opportunities for development. Members Michele Belsey, (P 92), Vice President of College Relations & Professional Recruitment, Rite Aid Pharmacy Corporation Craig G. Cochenour, (P 81), J.D. Buchanan Ingersoll Louis DeBone, Pharm.D. (Hon.), (P 68), Former CEO and President, Mylan Laboratories, Inc. Jeffrey Fisher, (P 85), President and CEO, Fisher Consulting Sharon Galzarano, (P 93), Senior Director Continuing Education, Professional Educational Services Group Randy Heiser, Vice President Pharmacy, Giant Eagle Donald Kerrish, (P 82), President & CEO, Three Rivers Pharmaceuticals Robert Maher, (P 70), Independent Owner, Hometown Pharmacy Karl Meehan, (P 83), Director of Integrated Business Strategy, Walgreens Corporation Mary Jo Reilly, Pharm.D. (Hon.), (P 59), Senior Advisor, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Jack Reynolds, Pharm.D. (GP 83), Dean, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Northeastern University College of Pharmacy Michael Romano, (P 62), Former Director of Pharmacy, UPMC Presbyterian; Member, PA State Board of Pharmacy Frank Sorgi, Ph.D. (P 87), Vice President, Research & Development, DPT Laboratories, Ltd. Leonard Stevens, (P 72), M.B.A. Donald Vidic, Vice President, Specialty Pharmacy Services, Walgreens Robert Wanovich, Pharm.D. (P 82), (GP 86), Vice President, Pharmacy Affairs, Highmark David Wargo, Ph.D. (P 87), Vice President, Product Development, Mylan Pharmaceuticals Strategic Plan 2015 Enhance the Professional and Graduate Curricula Reinforce the value of the Teacher- Scholar Model Identify and leverage our unique strengths Ensure prosperity through stewardship and innovation 3 Mylan School of Pharmacy

5 ENHANCE THE PROFESSIONAL AND GRADUATE CURRICULA Ensure the validity of the assessment process Review the assessment plans for the Mylan School of Pharmacy and Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Ensure that the assessment plan for the Mylan School of Pharmacy and Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences addresses and meets University and current ACPE standards and guidelines. Conduct peer review of assessment methods within individual courses. Evaluate the assessment data prior to initiating curricular reform. Ensure adherence to ACPE standards and program competencies Complete 2011 curricular revision process. Conduct an assessment of curricular content. adherence to Standards and competencies Complete a curricular map of content and competencies. Revise the curricular map on a yearly basis based on syllabus submission. REINFORCE THE VALUE OF THE TEACHER- SCHOLAR MODEL Ensure understanding of the University and School expectations for success within the Teacher/Scholar Model at all levels of professional growth Define qualitative and quantitative expectations for teaching and scholarship. Identify parameters that describe successful clinical sites and research laboratories. Define the roles and responsibilities of residents, fellows, and teaching assistants. Strengthen formalized faculty mentoring program. Define the roles and expectations/goals of students in the teacher-scholar model. Communicate the importance of the T/S model to students and staff Explain the value of the T/S model to students. Explain to staff the relationship of T/S Model to the Mission of the School and define the role of staff. Develop a plan to assess the role of staff in supporting the T/S/Model. IDENTIFY AND LEVERAGE OUR UNIQUE STRENGTHS Promote the Unique learning opportunities and experiences of our School. Identify a comprehensive list of unique opportunities and experiences. Develop promotional strategy and materials Implement and assess Promotional Plan. Promote the unique Environment/Culture within the School Identify characteristics defining our unique environment and culture. Develop promotional strategy and materials Implement and assess Promotional Plan. Promote the Reputation of the School Identify the impact of our students, faculty, and graduates on issues critical to the region, nation, and the world. Develop promotional strategy and materials that enhance the reputation of the School. Implement and assess the impact of all promotional strategies and materials. ENSURE PROSPERITY THROUGH STEWARDSHIP AND INNOVATION Incentives for Excellence Faculty Incentives and Promotion and Tenure Develop a program of approved incentives for stewardship and innovation. Implement Incentive Program. Facilitate Grantsmanship Develop programs to enhance scholarship funding. Increase the number of funded grant applications and extra-mural funding. Develop programs, services, and technologies to enhance revenue generation. Revenue Generation Outside Funding Federal/State & Pharmaceutical and Health Care Industry Prepare faculty to develop business plans for potential funding opportunities. Develop a strategy for presenting proposals to appropriate sources of funding. Enhance development efforts in pursuit of Gifts, Endowments and Planned Giving Establish a Deans Circle of contributors (including incentives for annual members and lifetime fellows). Establish and externally fund a Student Entrepreneurial Leadership Program. Expand endowed scholarships. ANNUAL REPORT

6 FACULTY Division of Pharmaceutical Sciences Division Head: Christopher K. Surratt, Ph.D. Pharmaceutics Carl A. Anderson, Ph.D. Lawrence H. Block, Ph.D. Riccardo L. Boni, Ph.D. Ira S. Buckner, Ph.D. James K. Drennen III, Ph.D. Jelena M. Janjic, Ph.D. Wilson S. Meng, Ph.D. Diane C. Rhodes, B.S. Pharmacy Peter Wildfong, Ph.D. Pharmacology J. Douglas Bricker, Ph.D. Jane E. Cavanaugh, Ph.D. David A. Johnson, Ph.D. Rehana K. Leak, Ph.D. Lauren O Donnell, Ph.D. Christopher K. Surratt, Ph.D. Paula A. Witt-Enderby, Ph.D. Medicinal Chemistry Patrick T. Flaherty, Ph.D. Aleem Gangjee, Ph.D. Marc W. Harrold, Ph.D. David J. Lapinsky, Ph.D. Division of Clinical, Social and Administrative Sciences Division Head: Thomas L. Rihn, Pharm.D. Pharmaceutical Administration Vincent J. Giannetti, Ph.D. Khalid M. Kamal, Ph.D. Joseph M. Kristofik, J.D. Thomas J. Mattei, Pharm.D. Andrea R. Pfalzgraf, Ph.D. David J. Tipton, Ph.D. Pharmacy Practice Janet K. Astle, B.S. Pharmacy Hildegarde J. Berdine, Pharm.D. Jennifer L. Elliott, Pharm.D. Henry R. Freedy, Pharm.D. Patricia A. Keys, Pharm.D. Pamela H. Koerner, Pharm.D. Holly C. Lassila, B.S. Pharmacy, DPH Robert V. Laux, Pharm.D. John G. Lech, Pharm.D. Bruce H. Livengood, Pharm.D. Robert L. Maher, Jr., Pharm.D. Nicole Marcotullio, Pharm.D. Jamie L. McConaha, Pharm.D. Marsha A. McFalls, Pharm.D. Mary G. Mihalyo, Pharm.D. Christine K. O Neil, Pharm.D. Michael W. Perry, Pharm. D. Thomas L. Rihn, Pharm.D. Monica L. Skomo, Pharm.D. Autumn L. Stewart, Pharm.D. John R. Tomko, Pharm.D. Kurt W. Wolfgang, Pharm. D. Directors of Academic Research Centers James K. Drennen III, Ph.D., Center for Pharmaceutical Technology John E. Lech, Pharm.D., Center for Pharmaceutical Information Marsha A. McFalls, Pharm.D., Center for Pharmacy Practice Suzanne Higginbotham, Pharm.D., Center for Pharmacy Care Directors of Academic Programs Janet K. Astle, B.S. Pharmacy, Director of Experiential Education & Student and Government Relations Bruce H. Livengood, Pharm.D., Director of Assessment and Educational Strategies Christine K. O Neil, Pharm.D., Director of Curricular Development 5 Mylan School of Pharmacy

7 APPOINTMENTS Janjic, J. M. (2011) Editor, Journal of Bioprocessing and Biotechniques. O Donnell, L. A. (2012) Editorial Board of The Journal of Microbiology and Biology Education. Wildfong, P. L. D. (2011) Chair, Student Post-Doc Outreach and Development (SPOD) Committee, American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences. GRANTS Funded Principal Investigator(s): Cherpes, G. L., & Elliott, J. P. Co-Investigator(s): Kamal, K. M., Harrison, C., Herk, B., McCrossin, M., & Riedy, M. Project Title: Metabolic Risks Associated with Antipsychotic Medication use in Patients with Prader-Willi Syndrome. Period of Project: April 2012 to April Source: Prader-Willi Syndrome Association USA. Amount Granted: $6,660 Total Grant: $6,660 Principal Investigator(s): Gangjee, A., & Mooberry, S. Project Title: Water Soluble Antimitotics That Circumvent Tumor Resistance. Period of Project: June 1, 2011 to March 31, Source: National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute (NCI). Amount Granted: Year 1 $168,523 Total Grant: $1,567,135 DU Award $842,615 (funded at 83%) Principal Investigator: Gangjee, A. Project Title: Pneumocystis jirovecii Targeted Antiopportunistic Agents. Period of Project: February 1, 2012 to January 31, Source: National Institute of Health (NIH), National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). Amount Granted 02-12: $380,747 Total Grant: $1,903,735 Principal Investigator: Gangjee, A. Project Title: Water Soluble Antimitotics That Circumvent Tumor Resistance. Period of Project: June 1, 2011 to March 31, Source: National Institute of Health/National Cancer Institute. Amount Granted Year 2: $313,298 Total Award: 1,567,135 Principal Investigator(s): Janjic, J. M., and Pollock, J. Project Title: Acute to Chronic Pain Transition in Postsurgical Recovery: Combined Input from Immune System and Peripheral Nervous System. Period of Project: November 1, 2011 to October 31, Source: Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Initiative Interface Seed Grant Amount Granted 11-12: $100,000 Total Grant: $100,000 ANNUAL REPORT

8 Principal Investigator(s): Johnson, D. A. Project Title: Neurodegenerative LPS Model. Period of Project: August 16, 2011 to August 15, Source: Knopp Biosciences, LLC. Amount Granted 11-12: $85,740 Total Grant: $176,484 Principal Investigator(s): Mattei, T. Co-investigators: Kroh, T. Project Title: Expansion of Pharmacy Services for Hill & Surrounding Communities. Period of Project: July 2, 2012 to June 30, 2013 Source: Portiuncula Foundation of the Sister of St. Francis of the Neumann Community. Amount Granted 11-12: $10,000 Total Grant: $10,000 Principal Investigator(s): McFalls, M. A., & Koerner, P., Elliott, J. Project Title: Integration of Technology within the Division of Clinical, Social, and Administrative Sciences in the School of Pharmacy. Period of Project: August 2011 to August 2012 Source: Academic Outcomes Learning Assessment Mini-Grant (Duquesne University). Amount Granted 11-12: $4,000 Total Grant: $4,000 Principal Investigator(s): Meng, W. S. Project Title: A Biomaterial Approach to Inhibit Melanoma Growth and Metastasis in Mice Period of Project: January 1, 2012 to December 31, Source: Commonwealth Universal Research Enhancement (C.U.R.E.) Program from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Amount Granted 11-12: $13,250 Total Grant: $53,000 PATENTS Gangjee, A. (2011). Tricyclic Compounds Having Cytostatic and/or Cytotoxic Activity and Methods of Use Thereof. U. S. Patent No. 7,960,400 B2. Washington, D.C., U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. June 14. Gangjee, A. (2011). Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidines for Selectively Targeting Tumor Cells with FR Type Receptors. U.S. Patent No. 7,981,902 B2. Washington, D.C., U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. July 19. Gangjee, A. (2011). Tricyclic Compounds Having Antimitotic and/or Antitumor Activity and Methods of Use Thereof. U. S. Patent No. 7,982,035 B2. Washington, D.C., U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. July 19. Gangjee, A. (2011). Methods for Treating Cancer and Other Pathological Proliferating Disorders by Inhibiting Mitosis Using Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidines. U. S. Patent No. 8,030,319 B2. Washington, D.C., U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. October. PRESENTATIONS Podium/Invited Presentations Berdine, H. J., & Leon, N. (2012). Pharmacists Involvement in the Patient-Centered Medical Home The Next Generation of Primary Care Practice. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Mid-Year Conference, Harrisburg, PA, February 11. Leon, N., Klootwyk, J., Karpa, K., Cato, R., Curci, K., & Berdine, H. J. (2012). Collaborating with Pharmacists to Strengthen Primary Care Infrastructure and Student/Resident Training. Thomas Jefferson University 2012 Interprofessional Care for the 21 st Century: Redefining Education and Practice Conference, Philadelphia, PA, May 19. Block, L. H. (2011). Excipient Variability: Why Does Rheology Provide Meaningful Insights? Roquette America, Inc., Roquette University, Meet the Experts: Excipient variability, QbD and the effects on final dosage form performance, Geneva, IL, August Mylan School of Pharmacy

9 Rose, K. M., & Cavanaugh, J. E. (2011). Resveratrol-Mediated Neuroprotection against LPS-Induced Toxicity. Society for Neuroscience Meeting, Washington, DC, November 14. Gangjee, A. (2012). Medicinal Chemistry Responses to Challenges in Cancer Chemotherapy. Invited podium presentation as the 2012 Avis Distinguished Visiting Professor at the College of Pharmacy, University of Tennessee, Memphis, TN, April Kamal, K. M. (2011). Electronic Medical Records: Connecting Patient Care with Health Outcomes Research. West Virginia University Student International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research Chapter, West Virginia University School of Pharmacy, Morgantown, WV, November. Westrick, S. C., Kamal, K. M., Moczygemba, L. R., Breland, M. L., & Heaton, P. C. (2012). Characteristics of Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences (ESAS) Programs and Strategies for Student Recruitment and Development. Meeting of American Pharmacists Association (APhA), New Orleans, LA, March. Keys, P. (2012). Adverse Drug Events in the Elderly. National Initiative for Care of the Elderly International Conference, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, July 3. Lassila, H. (2011). Holistic Approaches to Medication Management and Trauma. Family Retreat Center, Mars, PA, November 10. Meng, W. S. (2012). Drug Delivery Strategies in Immunology. Westminster College Department of Chemistry, New Wilmington, PA, March 23. Meng, W. S. (2012). Drug Delivery Strategies in Immunology. Department of Biological Sciences, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA, April 20. Stewart, A. (2011). Implementation of a Case- Based Oral Assessment Integrating Basic Pharmaceutical Sciences and Clinical Practice. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy AACP Annual Meeting 2011 Topical Roundtable. San Antonio, TX, July 10. Wildfong, P.L.D. (2012). Structural Characterization of Solid Composite Materials as a Tool for Drug Product Formulation and Development. The 11 th Pharmaceutical Powder X-Ray Diffraction Symposium, Fort Myers, FL, May Poster Presentations Chopra, I., Kamal, K. M., & Sankaranarayanan, J. (2012). Factors Associated with Receiving Primary Hip Arthroplasty Versus No Surgery after Hip Fracture in the United States. The Annual Meeting of the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR), Washington, DC, June 2-6. Elliott, J. L., McConaha, J. L., Marcotullio, N., Buckner. I., & Haver. A. (2011). Evaluation of Optimal Liquid Medication Dosing Devices for Pediatric Patients. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, Sunday, July 10. Gorcyca, K., Kamal, K. M., Koerner, P., & Miller, R. (2012). Estimating the Value of Rheumatoid Arthritis Education and Management Services in a Specialty Pharmacy. The Annual Meeting of Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP), San Francisco, April Harrison, C. M., Bunk, E. J., Modany, A. D., Elliott, J. P., & Marcotullio, N. (2011). Building a Curriculum to Combat Obesity in Elementary Schools. Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Pittsburgh, PA, October Janjic, J. M., Patel S. K., Vasudeva, K., Andersen K., Zhang, Y., Balducci, A., Hitchens T. K. & Pollock, J. A. (2012). First Perfluorocarbon Nanotheranostic for Neuroinflammation Imaging and Treatment. Cambridge Healthtech Institute s 11th Annual World Pharma Congress, Philadelphia, PA, June 5-7. ANNUAL REPORT

10 FACULTY Jurek, A., Topoleswki, C., Bruck, F., McCormick, M., Elliott, J. P., & Marcotullio, N. (2011). Evaluation of a Student Pharmacist delivered Education Program at Community Based Health and Sports Camps. American Society of Health- System Pharmacists Midyear Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December. (National Forum, Competitive Review). Gangjee, A., Zhao, Y., Westbrook, C., Nawrocki, S., Mooberry, S., & Hamel, E. (2011). Synthesis of Novel Water Soluble Small Molecule Antitubulin Agents with Antitumor Activity That Circumvent Resistance to Pgp and $-III Tubulin. 12 th Tetrahedron Symposium, Sitges, Spain, June Pavana, R. K., Gangjee, A., Hamel, E., & Mooberry, S. L. (2011). Design, Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Novel, Conformationally Restricted, Water Soluble, Substituted Pyrrolo[3,2-d]pyrimidines as Antitubulin Antitumor Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Zaware, N., Gangjee, A., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2011). Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of N 4 -(substitutedphenyl)-n 4 -methyl/ desmethyl-9h-pyrimido[4,5-b]indole-2,4- diamines as Antimitotic Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Devambatla, R. K. V., Gangjee, A., Zaware, N., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2011). Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of 5-Chloro-N 4 - substituted-n 4 -methyl-9h-pyrimido[4,5-b] indole-2,4-diamines as Antimitotic Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Zhao, S., Gangjee, A., Wang, L., Matherly, L. H., & Kisliuk, R. L. (2011). 2-Methyl-6-substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Classical Antifolates as Selective Folate Receptor Substrates, Glycinamide Ribonucleotide Formyltransferase Inhibitors and Antitumor Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Raghavan, S., Gangjee, A., Zhao, Y., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2011). Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of the R- and S-enantiomers of the Antitubulin 6-Methyl Cyclopenta[d]pyrimidines as Cytotoxic Agents that Parallel Predicted Antitubulin Activities. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Gangjee, A., Lin, L., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2012). Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidines as Water Soluble Microtubule Targeting Agents. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Gangjee, A., Zhao, S., Wang, L., Orr, S., Etnyre, E., Raghavan, S., Matherly, L. H., & Kisliuk, R. L. (2012). 2-Methyl-6-substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidine Classical Antifolates as Selective Folate Receptor Substrates, Glycinamide Ribonucleotide Formyltransferase Inhibitors and Antitumor Agents. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Gangjee, A., Kumar, L., Cherian, C., Orr, S., Etnyre, E., & Matherly, L. H. (2012). Synthesis and Evaluation of Nonclassical 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Antifolates: Role of Terminal Amino Acid Moiety in Membrane Transport and Antitumor Activity. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Wang, Y., Ravindra, M. P., Mitchell-Ryan, S., Kisliuk, R. L., Matherly, L. H., & Gangjee, A. (2012). Design, Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of 4-Atom Side Chain Pemetrexed (PMX) Homolog AG127 as a Potent Inhibitor of Tumors Expressing Folate Receptors via 5-Aminoimidazole-4-carboxamide Ribonucleotide Formyl Transferase (AICARFTase) Inhibition. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. 9 Mylan School of Pharmacy

11 Gangjee, A., Pavana, R. K., Zhang, X., Ihnat, M., & Hamel, E. (2012). Design and Preclinical Evaluation of Single Agents with Antitubulin and Antiangiogenic Activity as Antitumor Agents. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Mitchell-Ryan, S. K., Wang, Y., Cherian, C., Etnyre, E., Hou, Z., Gangjee, A., & Matherly, L. H. (2012). A Tumor-Targeted 5-Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidine Antifolate is a Selective Substrate for Folate Receptor and Potent Inhibitor of 5-Amino-4-carboxamide Formyltransferase in de novo Purine Nucleotide Biosynthesis. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Desmoulin, S. K., Wang, L., Polin, L., White, K., Kushner, J., Stout, M., Hou, Z., Cherian, C., Gangjee, A., & Matherly, L. H. (2012). The Impact of the Reduced Folate Carrier on the Collateral Sensitivity of Novel 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidine Thienoyl Antifolates with Selective Uptake by the Proton-Coupled Folate Transporter. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Cherian, C., Desmoulin, S. K., Wang, L., Polin, L., White, K., Kushner, J., Stout, M., Hou, Z., Gangjee, A., & Matherly, L. H. (2012). Therapeutic Targeting Malignant Mesothelioma with a Novel 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidine Thienoyl Antifolate via Its Selective Uptake by the Proton-Coupled Folate Transporter. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Janjic, J. M., Patel, S. K., Wen, Y., Balducci, A., & Meng, W. (2012). Theranostic Perfluorocarbon Nanoemulsions. Gordon Research Conferences: Colloidal, Macromolecular & Polyelectrolyte Solutions, Ventura, CA, February Vasudeva, K., Zhang, Y., Andersen, K., Balducci, A., Hitchens, T. K., Pollock J. A., & Janjic, J. M. (2012). In Vivo Imaging Post Surgery in a CCI Rat Model Can Nanotechnology Provide New Answers in Chronic Pain? Annual McGowan Research Institute Retreat, Nemacolin Woodlands, Farmington, PA, March 4-6th. Koerner, P., Lassila, H., & Tomko, J. (2011). Systematic Approach to the Delivery of a Drug Literature Evaluation Course. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, July 11. Koerner, P., & Astle, J. (2011). Incorporation of Preceptor Development into the Required Community APPE Rotations. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, July 11. Koerner, P., Elliott, J., & Heasley, J. (2011). Utilization of a WIKI to Enhance Student Learning within and Elective Pediatric Course. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, July 11. Studnicki, L., Koerner, P. H., & Miller, R. (2011). Examining Utilization Patterns of Patients Receiving Oral Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment. Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Pittsburgh, PA, October Sevin, A. M., Stewart, M. D., Hampson, K., Koerner, P. H., & Elliott, J. P. (2011). Impact of a Student-Implemented Patient Education Campaign. Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Pittsburgh, PA, October Nolan, T. L., Lapinsky, D. J., Talbot, J. N., Indarte, M., Liu, Y., Manepalli, S., Geffert, L. M., Amos, M. E., Taylor, P. N., Madura, J. D., & Surratt, C. K. (2011). Development of a Novel SSRI via Structure-Based Virtual Screening and Rational Molecular Hybridization. Anxiety and Depression: 21st Neuropharmacology Conference, Washington, DC, November 10. ANNUAL REPORT

12 FACULTY Malone, M., Higginbotham, S., & Skomo, M. L. (2011). Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Pharmacist-Managed Travel Clinic in an Ambulatory Care Setting. American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition, New Orleans, LA, December 7. Malone, M., Higginbotham, S., & Skomo, M. L. (2012). Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Pharmacist-Managed Travel Clinic in an Nmbulatory Care Setting. American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, LA, March 10. Haver, A. E., Marcotullio, N., & Elliott, J. P. (2011). Utilization of ipads to Facilitate Data Collection during Pediatric Screening Events. Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Pittsburgh, PA, October McConaha, J. L., & Lynch, K. (2011). Individual Patient Counseling Effects on Adherence. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, July 11. Park, K., & McConaha, J. L. (2011). Improving Health Outcomes and Continuity of Care in Underserved, Urban Populations. American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, October 17. McConaha, J. L., Heasley, J., & Mattei, T. J. (2011). Assessing Pharmacist and Student Pharmacist Impact on Over-the-Counter Medication Selection. American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, October 19. McConaha, J. L., & Maher, R. L. (2011). Community Pharmacist Clinical Documentation Intervention Project. American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, October 19. Packey, J. B., McConaha, J. L., Lynch, K., Krasnow, D., & Mattei, T. J. (2012). Impact of Community Pharmacist-Provided Medication Therapy Review in an Employer-Based Population with Diabetes. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 11. Galbraith, M., Harrison, C., McConaha, J. L., Higginbotham, S., & Lassila, H. (2012). Pharmacist-Led Assessment of Cardiovascular Risk: The Know Your Numbers Campaign. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 11. McConaha, J. L., Berdine, H. J., Skomo, M. L., Laux, R., Higginbotham, S. K., & O Neil, C. K. (2012). Impact of the FRAX Assessment on Physician and Patient Treatment Behavior. International Symposium on Osteoporosis, Orlando, FL, April 26. Patel, B. B., Kamal, K. M., Kanyongo, G., & Elliot, J. L. (2012). Direct Incremental Costs of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and Asthma in the United States. The Annual Meeting of the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR), Washington, DC, June 2-6. Rosenblatt, H., Higginbotham, S., Skomo, M. L., & Stewart, A. (2012). Pharmacist Interventions using the Health Belief Model: Impact on Statin Adherence. American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Annual Meeting and Exposition in New Orleans, LA, March 10. Surratt, C. K., Nolan, T. L., Lapinsky, D. J., Talbot, J. N., Indarte, M., Manepalli, S., Geffert, L. M., & Madura, J. D. (2011).Virtual Screening for Antidepressant Lead Compounds Using Monoamine Transporter Computational Models. National Science Foundation (NSF)/National Institutes of Health (NIH) Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience meeting, Princeton Neuroscience Institute, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, October 9. Talbot, J. N., Tanda, G., Katz, J. L., Indarte, M., Mereu, M., Madura, J. D., & Surratt, C. K. (2011). Preclinical Antidepressant and Antipsychostimulant Properties of a Novel Triple Reuptake Inhibitor Lead Compound Identified via Virtual Screening. Anxiety and Depression: 21st Neuropharmacology Conference, Washington, DC, November Mylan School of Pharmacy

13 Tomko, J. R., Ahmed, N., Mukherjee, K., Roma, R. S., DiLucente, D., & Orchowski, K. (2012). Improving Adherence: Providing Psychiatric Medications to Home-Bound Patients on Discharge From an Acute Psychiatric Unit. College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL, April 30. Wildfong, P. L. D., Cogdill, R. P., & Lin, Y. (2011). A Comparison of Fundamental and Empirical Models for Predicting Disordering Potential of Small Molecule Organic Crystals. American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Annual Meeting and Exposition, Washington, DC, October Professional/Continuing Education Presentations Berdine, H. J. (2012). Luncheon with a Colleague-Roundtable: How to Start a Pharmacy Practice in the Patient-Centered Medical Home. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Mid-Year Conference, Harrisburg, PA, February 11. Berdine, H. J., & Ray, J. (2012). Know Pain, Know Gain Pharmacy Patient Counseling Competition. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Mid-Year Conference, Harrisburg, PA, February 11. Wildfong, P. L. D. (2012). Disintegrants. USA Science and Engineering Festival, Washington, DC, April Wildfong, P. L. D. (2012). Disintegrants. American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists; USA Science and Engineering Festival, Washington, DC, April com/watch?v=mhc91r-zs6a&list=uuf1wnqi6 0kamOy5XXLzXqKw&index=2&feature=plcp Published in Proceedings and Abstracts Print Livengood, B. H., Keys, P. A., Harrold, M. W., Rihn, T. L., McFalls, M., O Neil, C. K., & Stewart, A. L. (2011). Implementation, Evolution and Impact of an Integrated Pharmacy Applications (IPA) Examination. [Abstract]. In J.T. DiPiro (Ed.), Proceedings of the 112th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (134). San Antonio, TX: American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 75, (5), June. Lupu, A. M., Stewart, A. L., & O Neil, C. K. (2011). Impact of Teaching and Assessment Strategies on Development of Motivational Interviewing Skills in Pharmacy Students. [Abstract]. In J.T. DiPiro (Ed.), Proceedings of the 112th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. (90) San Antonio, TX: American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 75 (5), June. Tomko, J. R., Ahmed, N., Mukherjee, K., Roma, R. S., DiLucente, D., & Orchowski, K. (2012). Improving Adherence: Providing Psychiatric Medications to Home-Bound Patients on Discharge from an Acute Psychiatric Unit. College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL, April 30. PUBLICATIONS Journal Article (Peer-Reviewed) Print Berdine, H. J., Dougherty, T., Ference, J. (2012). The Pharmacists Role in the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH). A white paper created by the Health Policy Committee of the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association (PPA). Ann Pharmacother 46: ANNUAL REPORT

14 FACULTY Elliot, J., Koerner, P., Heasley, J., & Kamal, K. M. (2012). Enhancing Student Learning of Pediatrics through the Use of Active Learning Strategies. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 76(1). Zhang, X., Zhou, Z., Kisliuk, R. L., Piraino, J., Cody, V., & Gangjee, A. (2011). Design, Synthesis, Biological Evaluation and X-ray Crystal Structure of Novel Classical 6,5,6-tricyclic Benzo[4,5] thieno[2,3-d]pyrimidines as Dual Thymidylate Synthase and Dihydrofolate Reductase Inhibitors. Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 19: Gangjee, A., Namjoshi, O. A., Keller, S. N., & Smith, C. D. (2011). 2-Amino-4-methyl-5- phenylethyl substituted-7-n-benzyl-pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidines as Novel Antitumor Antimitotic Agents that Also Reverse Tumor Resistance. Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 19: Zhang, X., Zhou, Z., Kisliuk, R. L., Piraino, J., Cody, V., & Gangjee, A. (2011). Design, Synthesis, Biological Evaluation and X-ray Crystal Structure of Novel Classical 6,5,6-tricyclic Benzo[4,5] thieno[2,3-d]pyrimidines as Dual Thymidylate Synthase and Dihydrofolate Reductase Inhibitors. Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 19: Gangjee, A., Namjoshi, O. A., Keller, S. N., & Smith, C. D. (2011). 2-Amino-4-methyl-5- phenylethyl substituted-7-n-benzyl-pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidines as Novel Antitumor Antimitotic Agents that Also Reverse Tumor Resistance. Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 19: Gangjee, A., Zhao, Y., Hamel, E., Westbrook, C., & Mooberry, S. L. (2011). Synthesis and Biological Activities of (R)- and (S)-N-(4- methoxyphenyl)-n,2,6-trimethyl-6,7-dihydro-5hcyclopenta[d]pyrimidin-4-aminium Chloride as Potent Cytotoxic Antitubulin Agents. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry 54: Desmoulin, S. K., Wang, L., Hales, E., Polin, L.,White, K., Kushner, J., Stout, M., Hou, Z., Cherian, C., Gangjee, A., & Matherly, L. H. (2011). Therapeutic Targeting of a Novel 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Thienoyl Antifolate to Human Solid Tumors Based on Selective Uptake by the Proton-Coupled Folate Transporter. Molecular Pharmacology Fast Forward, Sept. 22. Wang, L., Desmoulin, S. K., Cherian, C., Polin, L., White, K., Kushner, J., Fulterer, A., Chang, M-H., Mitchell-Ryan, S., Stout, M., Romero, M. F., Hou, Z., Matherly, L. H., & Gangjee, A. (2011). Synthesis, Biological and Antitumor Activity of a Highly Potent 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Thienoyl Antifolate Inhibitor with Proton-Coupled Folate Transporter and Folate Receptor Selectivity Over the Reduced Folate Carrier That Inhibits β-glycinamide Ribonucleotide Formyltransferase. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry 54: Gangjee, A., Kurup, S., Ihnat, M. A., Thorpe, J. E., & Disch, B. (2012). N 4 -Aryl-6- substitutedphenylmethyl-7h-pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidine-2,4-diamines as Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors. Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 20: Mylan School of Pharmacy

15 Gangjee, A., Zaware, N., Raghavan, S., Yang, J., Thorpe, J. E., & Ihnat, M. A. (2012). N4-(3-Bromophenyl)-7-(substituted Benzyl) Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidines as Potent Multiple Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors: Design, Synthesis and in vivo Evaluation. Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 20: Wang, L., Cherian, C., Desmoulin, S. K., Mitchell- Ryan, S., Hou, Z., Matherly, L. H., & Gangjee, A. (2012). Synthesis and Biological Activity of 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Thienoyl Regioisomers as Inhibitors of de Novo Purine Biosynthesis with Selectivity for Cellular Uptake by High Affinity Folate Receptors and the Proton- Coupled Folate Transporter Over the Reduced Folate Carrier. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry 55: Gangjee, A., Zaware, N., Raghavan, S., Yang, J., Thorpe, J. E., & Ihnat, M. A. (2012). N 4 -(3-Bromophenyl)-7-(substituted Benzyl) Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidines as Potent Multiple Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors: Design, Synthesis and in vivo Evaluation. Bioorganic Medicinal Chemistry 20: Cai, L., Gibbs, R. B., & Johnson, D. A. (2012). Recognition of Novel Objects and Their Location in Rats with Selective Cholinergic Lesion of the Medial Septum. Neuroscience Letters 506: Chopra, I., & Kamal, K. M. (2012). A systematic Review of Quality of Life Instruments in Long- Term Breast Cancer Survivors. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes :14. McConaha, J. L. & Lynch K. (2011). The Effect of a Novel Proactive First Day Prescription Counseling Program on Adherence to Select Cardiovascular Medications. Innovations in Pharmacy 2(4). O Donnell, L. A., Conway, S., Rose R. W., Nicolas, E., Slifker, M., Balachandran, S., & Rall, G. F. (2012). STAT1-Independent Control of a Neurotropic Measles Virus Challenge in Primary Neurons and Infected Mice. Journal of Immunology 188: Stewart, A. L., & Lynch, K. J. (2012). Identifying Discrepancies in Electronic Medical Records through Pharmacist Medication Reconciliation. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association 52:1: Moore, M. D., & Wildfong, P. L.D. (2011). Informatics calibration of a molecular descriptors database to predict solid dispersion potential of molecule organic solids. International Journal of Pharmaceutics 418: Hancock, B. C., Morris, K. R., & Wildfong, P. L. D. (2011). Editorial: A priori Performance Predictions in the Pharmaceutical Sciences. International Journal of Pharmaceutics 418: Online Berdine, H. J., Dougherty, T., & Ference, J., et al. (2012). The Pharmacists Role in the Patient- Centered Medical Home (PCMH). A White Paper created by the Health Policy Committee of the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association. February 9, Van Buskirk, G. A., Arsulowicz, D., Basu, P., & Block, L., et al. (2012). Passive Transdermal Systems Whitepaper Incorporating Current Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) Development Principles. AAPS PharmSciTech 13-Online Jan. 4, content/x14406j6n78241k2/. Wang, L., Cherian, C., Desmoulin, S. K., Mitchell- Ryan, S., Hou, Z., Matherly, L. H., & Gangjee, A. (2012). Synthesis and Biological Activity of 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Thienoyl Regioisomers as Inhibitors of de Novo Purine Biosynthesis with Selectivity for Cellular Uptake by High Affinity Folate Receptors and the Proton- Coupled Folate Transporter Over the Reduced Folate Carrier. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, Article ASAP. full/ /jm201688n. ANNUAL REPORT

16 FACULTY O Hanlon, C. E., Amede, K. G., O Hear, M. R., & Janjic, J. M. (2012). NIR-Labeled Perfluoropolyether Nanoemulsions for Drug Delivery and Imaging. Journal of Fluorine Chemistry, jfluchem Manepalli, S., Geffert, L. M., Surratt, C. K., & Madura, J. D. (2011). Discovery of Novel Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors through Development of a Protein-Based Pharmacophore. Journal of Chemical Information & Modeling, August 12, ci200280m. Journal Article (Non Peer-Reviewed) Print Bondi, R. W., Jr., Igne, B., Anderson, C. A., & Drennen, J. K., III. (2012). Classical Least Squares for Quantitative Analysis of Pharmaceutical Solid Dosage Forms: Part 1 Effect of Experimental Design. NIRNews 23:8-10. McConaha, J. L., & Maher, R. (2011). Community Pharmacist Clinical Intervention Project. Pennsylvania Pharmacist Journal Editor Hancock, B. C., Morris, K. R., & Wildfong, P. L. D. (Ed.). (2011). Special Issue: A priori Performance Predictions. International Journal of Pharmaceutics 418(2): Book Chapter Matherly, L. H., & Gangjee, A. (2011). Discovery of Novel Antifolate Inhibitors of de novo Purine Nucleotide Biosynthesis with Selectivity for High Affinity Folate Receptors and the Proton- Coupled Folate Transporter Over the Reduced Folate Carrier for Cellular Entry. In A. L. Jackman, C. Leamon, (Eds.), Targeted Drug Strategies for Cancer and Inflammation. (pp ). New York, NY: Springer. Johnson, D. A. & Maher, T. J. (2012). Receptors and Drug Action. In T. L. Lemke & D. A. Williams (Eds.), Foye s Principles of Medicinal Chemistry 7: Baltimore, MD: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. Tomko, J. R. (2012). Neurobiological Effects of Trauma and Psychopharmacology. Levers, L. L. (ed) Chapter 4, Trauma Counseling: Theories and Interventions.New York, NY: Springer Press. RECOGNITION Boni, R. (2012). Teacher of the Year, Weekend Class of Harrold, M. W. (2012). Recipient of the TOPS Award by the Graduating Class of Higginbotham, S., Laux, R., & Skomo, M., (2011). George H. Searight Community Service Award. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Annual Conference, King of Prussia, PA, September Higginbotham, S., Laux, R., & Skomo, M. (2011). Recognized for the third year to the President s Honor Roll with Distinction for Community Engagement for professional programs and the Center for Pharmacy Care. Janjic, J. M. (2011). Interviewed by Lauren K. Wolf from Chemical & Engineering News for her research in theranostics. Article titled Personalizing Nanomedicine in Chemical and Engineering News, September 26, Volume 89, Number 39, pages /html/8939sci1.html. Janjic, J. (2012). American Chronic Pain Association Chronicle, March Feature Article University Researchers Collaborate to Study Chronic Pain. Mattei, T. & Kroh, T. (2012). Received the Mayor Luke Ravenstahl s 1 st ever Youth Sportlight Award. Mayor Luke Ravenstahl s award recognizes the efforts of student pharmacists who give back and make a difference in the Hill District Community. O Neil, C. (2011). Commended by the ACCP for her service on the 2011 ACCP Clinical Pharmacy Challenge Item-Author Panel. Her service was recognized in the October issue of the ACCP Report and during the semifinal round of the living competition in Pittsburgh, PA at the ACCP Annual Meeting October Mylan School of Pharmacy

17 Skomo, M., Higginbotham, S., Stewart, A., Koerner, P., Blizneski, L. & Mihalyo, M. (2011). Completed requirements for Board Certification as Pharmacotherapy Specialists (BCPS): Drs. Skomo, Higginbotham and Stewart (2011). Completed requirements for Board Certification as an Ambulatory Care Pharmacists. Drs. Blizneski, Koerner and Mihalyo are. Dr. Mihalyo (2011). Completed requirements for Board Certification as a Geriatric Pharmacist. FELLOWS and RESIDENTS HIGHLIGHTS PRESENTATIONS Poster Presentations Malone, M. J., Higginbotham, S., Skomo, M. L. (2011). Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Pharmacist Managed Travel Clinic in an Ambulatory Care Setting. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December. Rosenblatt, H., Higginbotham, S., Skomo, M., Stewart, A. (2011). Pharmacist Interventions using the Health Belief Model: Impact on Statin Adherence. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December. GRADUATE STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS APPOINTMENTS Lobo, C. (2011). Editor: Mangalorean Catholic Association East Coast, USA Published two quarterly newsletters as editor. Lobo, C. (2011). President: Duquesne University Indian Students Association (DISHA). Lobo, C. (2011). Vice-President: Duquesne University Chapter for International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR). Lobo, C. (2011). Graduate Student Representative: President s Advisory Council on Diversity, Duquesne University s P.R.I.D.E campaign. Lobo, C. (2011). Senator-At-Large: Student Government Association (SGA) Duquesne University. Lobo, C. (2011). Graduate and Professional Students Council Representative: Auxiliary Committee, Duquesne University. Lobo, C. (2011). Cultural Ambassador for Indian/ Asian students. Parmar, M. (2011). Vice-President: Duquesne University Graduate and Professional Student Council (GPSC). Parmar, M. (2011). Graduate Student Representative: President s Advisory Council on Diversity, Duquesne University s P.R.I.D.E campaign. Parmar, M. (2011). Treasurer-Public Relations: Duquesne University Indian Students Association (DISHA). PRESENTATIONS Podium/Invited Presentations Bondi, R. W., Igne, B., Anderson, C. A., & Drennen, J. K. (2011). Impact of Design of Experiments on Pharmaceutical Calibration Models based on Near Infrared Spectroscopy. The Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS) Conference, Reno, NV, October 5. Rose, K. M., & Cavanaugh, J. E. (2011). Resveratrol-Mediated Neuroprotection against LPS Induced Toxicity. Society for Neuroscience Meeting, Washington, DC, November 14. ANNUAL REPORT

18 FACULTY Poster Presentations Allen, E. N., Mizuno, C. S., Rimando, A. M., & Cavanaugh, J. E. (2011). Reversal of Age-Related Motor Deficits Following Stilbene Dietary Supplementation. American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Annual Meeting and Exposition,Washington, DC, October 25. Devambatla, R. K. V., Gangjee, A., Zaware, N., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2011). Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of 5-Chloro-N 4 - substituted-n 4 -methyl-9h-pyrimido[4,5-b] indole-2,4-diamines as Antimitotic Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Surratt, C. K., Nolan, T. L., Lapinsky, D. J., Talbot, J. N., Indarte, M., Manepalli, S., Geffert, L. M., & Madura, J. D. (2011). Virtual Screening for Antidepressant Lead Compounds Using Monoamine Transporter Computational Models. National Science Foundation (NSF)/National Institutes of Health (NIH) Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience meeting, Princeton Neuroscience Institute, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, October 9. Nolan, T. L., Lapinsky, D. J., Talbot, J. N., Indarte, M., Liu, Y., Manepalli, S., Geffert, L. M., Amos, M. E., Taylor, P. N., Madura, J. D., & Surratt, C. K. (2011). Development of a Novel SSRI via Structure-Based Virtual Screening and Rational Molecular Hybridization. Anxiety and Depression: 21st Neuropharmacology Conference, Washington, DC, November 10. Gangjee, A., Kumar, L., Cherian, C., Orr, S., Etnyre, E., & Matherly, L. H. (2012). Synthesis and Evaluation of Nonclassical 6-Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Antifolates: Role of Terminal Amino Acid Moiety in Membrane Transport and Antitumor Activity. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Gangjee, A., Lin, L., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2012). Substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidines as Water Soluble Microtubule Targeting Agents. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Lobo, C. P. (2011). Quality of Life Instruments in Fibromyalgia. International Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, Baltimore, Maryland, May 24. Lobo, C. P. (2011). Instruments for Comprehensive Evaluation of Fibromyalgia Patients. A Systematic Literature Review. American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Pittsburgh Chapters Symposium, Pittsburgh, PA, October 20. Monlish, D. A., & Cavanaugh J. E. (2011). The Relative Roles of ERK5, ERK1/2 and PI3K in Cell Proliferation in Breast Cancer with Age. American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Annual Meeting and Exposition, Washington, D.C., October Janjic, J. M., Patel, S. K., Wen, Y., Balducci, A., & Meng, W. (2012). Theranostic Perfluorocarbon Nanoemulsions. Gordon Research Conferences: Colloidal, Macromolecular & Polyelectrolyte Solutions, Ventura, CA, February Pavana, R. K., Gangjee, A., Hamel, E., & Mooberry, S. L. (2011). Design, Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Novel, Conformationally Restricted, Water Soluble, Substituted Pyrrolo[3,2-d]pyrimidines as Antitubulin Antitumor Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Gangjee, A., Pavana, R. K., Zhang, X., Ihnat, M., & Hamel, E. (2012). Design and Preclinical Evaluation of Single Agents with Antitubulin and Antiangiogenic Activity as Antitumor Agents. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April Mylan School of Pharmacy

19 Raghavan, S., Gangjee, A., Zhao, Y., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2011). Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of the R- and S-enantiomers of the Antitubulin 6-Methyl Cyclopenta[d]pyrimidines as Cytotoxic Agents that Parallel Predicted Antitubulin Activities. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Wang, Y., Ravindra, M. P., Mitchell-Ryan, S., Kisliuk, R. L., Matherly, L. H., & Gangjee, A. (2012). Design, Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of 4-Atom Side Chain Pemetrexed (PMX) Homolog AG127 as a Potent Inhibitor of Tumors Expressing Folate Receptors via 5-Aminoimidazole-4-carboxamide Ribonucleotide Formyl Transferase (AICARFTase) Inhibition. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Mitchell-Ryan, S. K., Wang, Y., Cherian, C., Etnyre, E., Hou, Z., Gangjee, A., & Matherly, L. H. (2012). A Tumor-Targeted 5-Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidine Antifolate is a Selective Substrate for Folate Receptor and Potent Inhibitor of 5-Amino-4-carboxamide Formyltransferase in de novo Purine Nucleotide Biosynthesis. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. Zaware, N., Gangjee, A., Mooberry, S. L., & Hamel, E. (2011). Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of N 4 -(substitutedphenyl)-n 4 -methyl/ desmethyl-9h-pyrimido[4,5-b]indole-2,4- diamines as Antimitotic Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Vasudeva, K., Zhang, Y., Andersen, K., Balducci, A., Hitchens, T. K., Pollock J. A., & Janjic, J. M. (2012). In Vivo Imaging Post Surgery in a CCI Rat Model Can Nanotechnology Provide New Answers in Chronic Pain? Annual McGowan Research Institute Retreat, Nemacolin Woodlands, Farmington, PA, March 4-6. Janjic, J. M., Patel S. K., Vasudeva, K., Andersen K., Zhang, Y., Balducci, A., Hitchens T. K. & Pollock, J.A. (2012). First Perfluorocarbon Nanotheranostic for Neuroinflammation Imaging and Treatment. Cambridge Healthtech Institute s 11th Annual World Pharma Congress, Philadelphia, PA, June 5-7. Zhao, S., Gangjee, A., Wang, L., Matherly, L. H., & Kisliuk, R. L. (2011). 2-Methyl-6-substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine Classical Antifolates as Selective Folate Receptor Substrates, Glycinamide Ribonucleotide Formyltransferase Inhibitors and Antitumor Agents. 242 nd American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 28-September 1. Gangjee, A., Zhao, S., Wang, L., Orr, S., Etnyre, E., Raghavan, S., Matherly, L. H., & Kisliuk, R. L. (2012). 2-Methyl-6-substituted Pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidine Classical Antifolates as Selective Folate Receptor Substrates, Glycinamide Ribonucleotide Formyltransferase Inhibitors and Antitumor Agents. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31-April 4. PUBLICATIONS Journal Article (Peer-Reviewed) Online Manepalli, S., Geffert, L. M., Surratt, C. K., & Madura, J. D. (2011). Discovery of Novel Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors through Development of a Protein-Based Pharmacophore. Journal of Chemical Information & Modeling, August 12, ci200280m. Gangjee, A., Zaware, N., Raghavan, S., Yang, J., Thorpe, J. E., & Ihnat, M. A. (2012). N 4 -(3-Bromophenyl)-7-(substituted Benzyl) Pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidines as Potent Multiple Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors: Design, Synthesis and in vivo Evaluation. Bioorganic Medicinal Chemistry 20: ANNUAL REPORT

20 FACULTY Journal Article (Non Peer-Reviewed) Print Bondi, R. W., Jr., Igne, B., Anderson, C. A., & Drennen, J. K., III. (2012). Classical: Least Squares for Quantitative Analysis of Pharmaceutical Solid Dosage Forms: Part 1 Effect of Experimental Design. NIRNews 23:8-10. Lobo, C. P. (2011). Unused Medicines: A Health and Economic Burden and an Abandoned Reality. ISPOR Connections, Volume 17, Number 5, September-October. RECOGNITION Palermo, R. N. (2012). Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Teaching. Center for Teaching Excellence, Duquesne University STUDENT PHARMACISTS HIGHLIGHTS: PRESENTATIONS Poster Presentations Galbraith, M., Harrison, C., Sadowy, A., Boni, L., Badhanm, M. McConaha, J., Higginbotham, S., & Lassila, H. (2012). Pharmacist-Led Assessment of Cardiovascular Risk: The Know Your Numbers Campaign. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, LA, March Hampson, K., Stewart, M., Sevin, A., Elliott, J., & Koerner, P. (2011). Impact of a Student- Implemented Patient Education Campaign. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Annual Conference, King of Prussia, PA, September Harrison, C., Modany, A., Bunk, L., Elliott, J. P., & Marcotullio, N. (2011). Building a Curriculum to Combat Obesity in Elementary Schools. American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting and Exposition, Pittsburgh, PA, October 17. Haver, A., Marcotullio, N., & Elliott, J. P. (2011). Utilization of ipads to Facilitate Data Collection During Pediatric Screening Events. American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting and Exposition in Pittsburgh, PA, October 17. Elliott, J. P., McConaha, J., Marcotullio, N., Buckner, I., & Haver, A. (2011). Evaluation of Optimal Liquid Medication Dosing Devices for Pediatric Patients. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, July Jurek, A., Topoleswki, C., Bruck, F., McCormick, M., Elliott, J. P., & Marcotullio, N. (2011). Evaluation of a Student Pharmacist Delivered Education Program at Community Based Health and Sports Camps. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December 3-7. Kolonich, H. (2012). A System to Cluster Antibodies in Tumors. Honorable Mention by Phi Kappa Phi, National Honors Society. Duquesne University Undergraduate Research Symposium, Pittsburgh, PA, April 11. Ptachcinski, J., & Stewart, A. L. (2012). Gaps in Pharmacist Knowledge of Drugs in Pregnancy. Duquesne University Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Symposium, Pittsburgh, PA, April 11. Sullivan, P. M., & Jurek, A., Elliott, J. P. (2011). Development of a Student Pharmacist-Driven Medication Reconciliation Discharge Program. American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting and Exposition, Pittsburgh, PA, October 17. Thompson, K., Jonkman, L., Connor, S., & Scharf, D. (2011). A Pharmacist-Run Smoking Cessation Clinic for the Underserved. Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy, University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, University of Pittsburgh Department of Psychiatry, Pittsburgh, PA. 19 Mylan School of Pharmacy

21 RECOGNITION Adams, A. (2012).Represented Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy at the APhA-ASP Patient Counseling Competition. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, LA, March Andrick, B., Pellicciotti, A., Stackhouse, B., Thompson, K., & Wochner, H. (2012). Selected to attend the Government Relations Advocacy for Student Pharmacists Program sponsored by the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association, Harrisburg, PA, February Bieltz, C., Oczypok, C., & Sullivan, P. (2012). Represented Duquesne University at the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Self- Care Competition. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Mid-Year Conference, Harrisburg, PA, February 10. Hampson, K., Ponzurick, E., Firtz, K., Gray, Z., & Maher, R. (Advisor). (2011). 1 st Place Achieving Independence Competition. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Annual Conference, King of Prussia, PA, September Sullivan, P., & Thompson, K. (2011). Represented Duquesne University at the ASHP Clinical Skills Competition. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Mid-Year Clinical Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December 4. Duquesne University Chapter of Kappa Epsilon (2011). Alpha Phi Most Outstanding Chapter of the Year Award for Kappa Epsilon 48 th Annual Convention, Phoenix, AZ, July Duquesne University Chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma (2011). Tau Chapter Second Runner Up- Collegiate Chapter of the Year. Lambda Kappa Sigma Annual Convention, Detroit, MI, July. Duquesne University Chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma (2011). Tau Chapter Achievement Award for Publications and Service. Lambda Kappa Sigma Annual Convention, Detroit, MI, July. Duquesne University Chapter of Phi Delta Chi, Beta Gamma (2011). Professional Fraternity Association Outstanding Community Service Award for Professional Fraternity Association Annual Conference, San Mateo, CA, September Hampson, K. (2012). APhA Good Government Student Pharmacist-of-the-Year Award. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, LA, March 9. Hampson, K. (2011). ACPA Scholarship. Awarded by Allegheny County Pharmacists Association for Karpa, K. (nominated by Anna Sopic). (2011). Preceptor of the Year Award. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Annual Conference, King of Prussia, PA, September Kolonich, H., Honorable Mention by Phi Kappa Phi, National Honors Society for podium presentation A System to Cluster Antibodies in Tumors, Duquesne University Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 11. ANNUAL REPORT

22 Academic Research Centers Center for Pharmacy Care Director: Suzanne Higginbotham, Pharm.D. The Center for Pharmacy Care, established in October 2002, focuses on health education and wellness education and offers educational programs and health screenings for hypertension, cholesterol, diabetes and osteoporosis. The programs currently are available to the University community; plans are to provide the programs to the surrounding Pittsburgh/Allegheny County community. The Center serves as an ambulatory care site for experiential education. In conjunction with the Center for Pharmaceutical Information, the Well Aware, a bimonthly newsletter featuring articles on health and wellness, is published. Summative Report I. Overview of Services Wellness Days MTM Spirit of Health DM 2 Outside Screenings Celtic Care Travel Clinic Total Number of 1, , ,330 patients seen Smoking cessation programs Health Screenings Lipids ,782 Blood Pressure ,687 Tanita ,939 Achilles A1c glucose Dermaview PFT s TSH Hg Immunizations Influenza Pneumonia Zoster Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Td Tdap Vaccine HPV Yellow Fever Typhoid Total 21 Mylan School of Pharmacy

23 Pharmaceutical Technology Pharmacy Services Pharmacy Care Academic Research Centers II. Program Growth and Development Pharmacy Practice Pharmaceutical Information n Wellness in Motion Medication Therapy Management Program has grown to 132 enrolled patients in five programs (diabetes, chronic pain, GERD, asthma, hyperlipidemia, and depression) over a total of 28 months. n Immunization services offered at the Center have expanded to include herpes zoster, HPV, Hepatitis A and B. n Immunizations services have also expanded into a fully operational travel clinic including registration as an official site for Yellow Fever vaccine and Typhoid. n Influenza rates have increased from 182 in previous year to 564 vaccinations given during the flu season. n Clinical services offered at the Center have expanded to include incentivized Hypertension Management, Women s Health, and Children/ Adolescent Asthma programs to both Duquesne employees and surrounding Pittsburgh communities. n Collaborated with Duquesne Benefits Department to continue Know Your Numbers campaign in which we have seen 185 patients to date (up from 222 patients last year). This preventative care program helps to identify early risk factors for chronic illnesses such as diabetes and heart disease while allowing the employee to make positive changes in their health. n Initiated an agreement with Celtic Healthcare to provide biometrics screenings and medication therapy management to insured employees with incentivized coaching sessions off-site. n Marketing efforts to the downtown Pittsburgh community walk-in clients and employer group screening events has been initiated with efforts including newspaper advertisements, bus ads, posters, billboards, and radio announcements. n Through PSPC, we have reached 4,190 patients through our services with 2835 potential adverse drug errors avoided, 4 actual adverse drug errors detected, and 779 drug utilization reviews performed. 353 of these patients were given access to medication, 1,530 were counseled on medication use, and 2,225 were given preventative care services. III. Service and Outreach Initiatives n Expanded efforts to serve vulnerable populations through DM2 programs (78 patients currently seen at the Center). n Through the Spirit of Health Initiative, we were able provide 415 influenza vaccinations at no cost to adults in underserved areas of Pittsburgh and surrounding communities. Through our efforts at each of our five sites at local area food banks we screened a total of 776 patients. The services provided to these patients included 394 blood pressure assessments, 451 cholesterol measurements, 165 bone. MTM Medical Home Health Promotion and Wellness Living My Life - Diabetes Center For Pharmacy Care Immunization Spirit of Health ANNUAL REPORT

24 Academic Research Centers density screenings, and 178 body composition analyses. This was a 10% increase in services from last fiscal year. n Three pharmacy practice faculty members had a total of 62 students rotating through the Center for Advanced Experiential Education (APPE) rotations. IV. Grants and Scholarly Achievements n Center Team was awarded the George S. Searight Community Service award at the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting. n Applied for the Pennsylvania Pharmacist Association 2012 Innovative Pharmacy Practice Award. V. Commendations n Continued collaboration with Tobacco Free Allegheny as a member of the Tobacco Cessation Program. n Continued collaboration with Pennsylvania Statewide Immunization information System (PASIIS) to document all immunizations given in an effort to increase adult immunization record keeping. n Collaborated with the Rangos School of Health Sciences to serve as a rotational site. VI. Networking and relationship collaborations n The Center collaborated with many different associations and other healthcare professionals to build upon our services, including: Diane Balcom -grant writing services Senator Fontana-Fontana Fest Allegheny Health Department-immunization efforts APhA-certificate programs and grant opportunities Center for Pharmacy Services-screenings and MTM programs School of Nursing -nursing student involvement in screenings and educational sessions VII. Operational/Infrastructure Enhancements Robert Laux, Pharm.D. appointed as Laboratory Director Center for Pharmaceutical Information Director: John G. Lech, Pharm.D. No Director s report submitted for 11/12 The Pharmaceutical Information Center (PIC) is a drug information service that provides responses to drug information requests generated by alumni, preceptors, students, and faculty of the School of Pharmacy and the Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and from all health professionals in Western Pennsylvania. It also accepts information requests from the Duquesne University community, including Student Health Services. The Center has provided drug information support to the general public for nearly four decades. It also serves as an experiential education site for Doctor of Pharmacy students (20 per academic year) and maintains a core library of reference texts, periodicals, and electronic resources for use by faculty and students of the School of Pharmacy. Center for Pharmaceutical Technology Duquesne Center for Pharmaceutical Technology (DCPT) Director: James K. Drennen III, Ph.D. No Director s report submitted for 11/12 The Duquesne University Center for Pharmaceutical Technology (DCPT) focuses on the advancement of pharmaceutical manufacturing through the application of appropriate technologies for the improvement of safety, quality and efficiency throughout the pharmaceutical industry. The DCPT exists as a focal point for the research interests of faculty and collaborators for the development and scientifically based implementation of pharmaceutical manufacturing technology. It addresses the major issues of regulatory concerns, science based methods validation, and 23 Mylan School of Pharmacy

25 business advantages of technology. Participants (clients and collaborators) in the Center include representatives from industry, other academic institutions, regulatory authorities, equipment vendors and private consultants. Center for Pharmacy Practice Director: Marsha McFalls, Pharm.D. The goal of the Center for Pharmacy Practice is to provide an environment for student pharmacists to integrate, reinforce, and enhance student learning. The Center demonstrates how didactic information is related to the practice of pharmacy practice, state-of-the-art technology, prescription, nonprescription, and herbal medications. The Center aims to provide a location for student pharmacists to work together to enhance their learning. By showing the relationship between class lectures and pharmacy practice, students are able to gain a better understanding of the information presented to them. The Center for Pharmacy Practice consists of a simulated community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, and sterile products area. The community pharmacy is equipped with PharmaServ software and Pharmacy 2000 dispensing systems. The hospital pharmacy is equipped with QS1 software and Pyxis dispensing systems. SimMan, a portable and advanced patient simulator, is used by students to practice communication and patient assessment skills. The Center for Pharmacy Services Director: Terri Kroh, R.Ph. The Center for Pharmacy Services is a community pharmacy located in the Hill District of Pittsburgh. This is one of our five Academic Research Centers in School that is mission-driven and offers state-of-the-art, comprehensive clinical pharmacy services. It is a first-in-the-nation, faculty-designed, university-operated community pharmacy. The Center offers a unique educational training opportunity for Duquesne University student pharmacists. The goal of the Center is to improve access to medications and patient adherence, while enhancing medication safety and reducing overall health care expenditures. We seek to improve access to affordable medications by coordinating resources and delivery options, and to improve patient adherence through regular patient contact and prescriber collaboration. Patient counseling is the primary focus. We are committed to working with community leaders and organizations, especially within the Hill District, to bring medication therapy management and pharmaceutical care to local residents. The Center for Pharmacy Services opened its doors in December February 18, 2011 the The Center for Pharmacy Services was dedicated to Sr. Thea Bowman, F.S.P.A. ANNUAL REPORT

26 Academic Research Centers Patient Care Services Disease Management Services Prevention and Wellness Programs Diabetes Hyperlipidemia Hypertension Pain HIV Asthma Immunizations Diabetic Screenings Hyperlipidemia Screenings Hypertension Screenings Osteoporosis Screenings Overdose Prevention Hepatitis Screenings Diabetes 55 Hyperlipidemia 61 Hypertension 157 Pain 52 HIV 123 Asthma 39 Immunizations 47 Diabetes Screenings 113 Hyperlipidemia Screenings 113 Hypertension Screenings 166 Osteoporosis Screenings 98 Overdose Prevention 62 Hepatitis C Screenings Mylan School of Pharmacy

27 Disease State Education Programs Diabetes Hyperlipidemia Hypertension Asthma Pain HIV Immunizations 47 Diabetes Screenings 113 Hyperlipidemia Screenings 113 Hypertension Screenings 166 Osteoporosis Screenings 98 Overdose Prevention 62 Hepatitis C Screenings 17 Community Involvement/Community Partners established House of the Cross Roads pharmacy provider UPMC Stay at Home Program The Veterans Place pharmacy provider DU Nurse Managed Wellness Center weekly collaboration Allegheny County Health Department Hill Senior Center monthly educational sessions and BP screening St Joes House of Hospitality pharmacy provider Stand Down Veterans Leadership Program screening event Central Out Reach/National HIV Testing Day screening event Bedford Hills Community Screening Event Hill Consensus Group member Hill Business Association member Legacy/Lisa Jenkins~ National Senior Health Day BP Screening Ebenezer Towers/Zola Ask the Pharmacist Christopher Reed Smith/Educational sessions monthly Apprise/Pennsylvania State Health Insurance Assistance Program Lincoln Leamington Home for the Aging screening event series Hill House Association Allegheny County Overdose Prevention Coalition Bethlehem Haven Homeless Women s Shelter pharmacy provider Health Care for the Homeless pharmacy provider Operation Safety Net Celtic Health Care Vial of Life Program ANNUAL REPORT

28 Academic Research Centers Bidwell Training Center Needy Meds Application assistance partner State Health Insurance Assistance Program/ Apprise Department of Public Welfare Community Partner Charity Care generic partnership program established with KeySource Medical Inc St. Barnabas 7th Adventist Baptist Church Health Screening Salvation Army Mount Lebanon Educational Sessions National Liver Association Hepatitis C Screening Collaboration Dinwiddie Housing Community Resource Fair Portiuncula Foundation and the Sisters of St. Francis Sold Prescription Detail Summary Fiscal Year 2011 New Rx Refill Rx Total Rx Unique Patients Total Patients July August September October November December January February March April May June Sold Prescription Details June May April March February January December November October September August July n Total Patients n Unique Patients n Total Rx n Refill Rx n Renew Rx 27 Mylan School of Pharmacy

29 Experiential Education Preceptor Development Program As part of the Pennsylvania Coalition of Schools of Pharmacy, the Mylan School of Pharmacy offers the on-line APhA/NACDS Community Pharmacist Preceptor Education Program as foundational preceptor training and development. The APhA Immunization Certificate Program was offered at the Duquesne University campus for licensed pharmacists and preceptors by Suzanne Higginbotham, Pharm.D. on August 10-11, 2011; September 7, 2011; October 6, 2011; December 10, 2011; March 7, 2012; April 19, 2012; April 26, 2012; and June 21, Pharmacists successfully completing this course are eligible for certification as immunization providers in designated states. A diabetes certification program was provided by Dr. Autumn Stewart on May 8, The Duquesne University School of Pharmacy Alumni Association offered an additional 7.5 continuing education credits at its annual alumni conference held at Nemacolin Woodlands from March 23-25, On May 14, 2012, the Office of Experiential Education hosted a portfolio evaluation workshop. This workshop, led by Janet Astle, B.S. Pharm, Ed.D., Tracy King, Pharm.D., and Thomas Falcione, B.S. Pharm, provided select preceptors the opportunity to assess experiential student work products and reflections through a defined rubric and assessment instrument. Preceptors were also invited to participate in the development, implementation, and assessment of the Integrated Pharmacy Application (IPA) examinations, as coordinated by Bruce Livengood, Pharm.D., and administered to students enrolled in the Doctor of Pharmacy program. The IPA exams serve in preparation for and gateway to the advanced pharmacy practice experiences (APPEs). Other opportunities for preceptor participation included assistance in the assessment of student practicum performance as part of the Pharmacy Practice courses. Core community pharmacist preceptors are further invited to participate in small group weekly student seminars facilitated by Pharmacy Practice faculty and held on the Duquesne campus for the purpose of discussing patient cases, interventions, and patient care projects. Preceptors are also routinely invited to share their input relative to experiential education and curricular reform through focus groups and surveys. All active preceptors were provided an annual report of aggregate student evaluation data that was distributed in November of 2011 for the prior academic year. Preceptor performance on twelve different dimensions was reported as an aggregate mean for each element and further compared to the mean for all preceptors in the same practice experience classification. De-identified student comments were provided, also. ANNUAL REPORT

30 Experiential Education Finally, a Preceptor Appreciation Dinner was hosted by the Office of Experiential Education on Sunday, November 13, 2011 in the Duquesne University Power Center Ballroom. Over 70 preceptors were in attendance. The Dean of the Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy, J. Douglas Bricker, Ph.D., provided an overview of the current state of the School and its new initiatives, which include the incorporation of Abilities-Based Laboratory Experiences, Problem-Based Learning courses, and Continuous Professional Development courses into the curriculum. Prior to the dinner event, the Dean hosted a tour of the newly renovated School of Pharmacy facilities, including the addition of student break-out and conference rooms; the incorporation of state-of-the-art technologies in the classroom, which include videotaping capabilities, wireless internet access, and the introduction of Sim-Man, a mannequin that can simulate physiological functions; and the availability of a room dedicated to student organizations. As part of the programming, Janet Astle offered preceptors a glimpse of upcoming enhancements to the experiential education program, including the movement to an on-line assessment system, PharmEd Plus. David Tipton, Ph.D. rounded out the evening by providing a continuing education program entitled Emotional Intelligence. This year saw the institution of the School of Pharmacy Preceptor Recognition award. Criteria for the award include 1) evidence of exemplary practice; 2) demonstration of effective teaching; and 3) service to the profession and/or community. David Zora, pharmacist preceptor, was selected as the award recipient based on his contemporary diabetes patient management practice and his approach to teaching from the patient perspective. Kelly Karpa, a pharmacist preceptor from the Penn State University College of Medicine, was also acknowledged for her receipt of the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Preceptor of the Year for Mylan School of Pharmacy

31 Experiential Education Preceptors Jordan Ackerman, PharmD Alex Adams, PharmD Jennifer Adams (Athay), PharmD Meredith Adlesic, PharmD Joseph Aiello, BS Pharm Robert Akanowicz, BS Pharm Andrew Altobelli, BS Pharm Paul Ament, BS Pharm, PharmD Cara Anderson, PharmD Rachel Anderson, PharmD Jennifer Lynne Angus, PharmD Gilbert Arbuckle, BS Pharm Michael Ashmore, BS Pharm Monica Aspinall, PharmD Crystal Atwell, PharmD Patricia Baker, BS Pharm Christopher Baldini, PharmD Amy Baloh, BS Pharm Christopher Barackman, BS Pharm Lisa Barletta, BS Pharm Julie Barner, BS Pharm Adrienne Barnes, PharmD Luke Barnes, PharmD Ronald Barnes, BS Pharm Monica Beirne, BS Pharm, PharmD Jennifer Belavic, PharmD Amy Belcastro, BS Pharm Michele Belsey, BS Pharm Joshua BenAmoz, BS Pharm David Benedict, BS Pharm, PharmD Sandy Beyer, PharmD Beth Biedrzycki, PharmD Michael Billing, PharmD Lisa Biondo, PharmD Lodge Bliznesky, PharmD Moriha Blom, PharmD Renee Blough, BS Pharm Kelly Jo Bobbs, PharmD Susan Boburchuk-Tallion, BS Pharm, PharmD Jamie Bon, PharmD Riccardo Boni, PhD Mary Ann Boylan, BS Pharm Beth Boyle, BS Pharm Robert Boyle, BS Pharm Rob Brekosky, BS Pharm Jill Breton, PharmD Kelsey Briggs, PharmD Lindsey Brigham, BS Pharm Mary Ann Brown, BS Pharm, PharmD Victoria Brown, PharmD Greg Brucker, BS Pharm Gretchen Brummel, PharmD Angela Bruno, BS Pharm, PharmD LeeAnne Bundy, PharmD Robert Buzas, BS Pharm June Caldwell, BS Pharm Julie Caler, PharmD Max Callaghan, BS Pharm Amy Camp, BS Pharm Ron Campbell, PharmD Rita Case, PharmD Rita Caskey, BS Pharm Kelly Charlesworth, PharmD Sabrina Chirumbolo, PharmD Karen Chobirko, BS Pharm Mary Anne Christiansen, BS Pharm Craig Cochenour, BS Pharm, JD Jamie Cohen, BS Pharm Frank Conforti, BS Pharm John Conner, PharmD Stephanie Smith Cooney, PharmD James Coons, PharmD Brad Cooper, PharmD Brant Copeland, PharmD Jim Crable, BS Pharm David Craig, PharmD Christine Renzi Crandall, PharmD Melissa Crawford, BS Pharm, PharmD Amy Crea, PharmD Linda Schrand Crosby, PharmD Jessica Crow, PharmD John Crumrine, BS Pharm Susan Cuccaro, BS Pharm Eric Culley, BS Pharm, PharmD Michaela Cummings, BS Pharm Michael Curtis, BS Pharm Amanda Custer, PharmD Christin Dadey, BS Pharm, Christopher Dailey, PharmD Julie Dambach, BS Pharm Jonathan Daniels, BS Pharm Wil Darwin, Jr., PharmD Ashim K. Dayalan, MD Pamela Pierno Dayalan, PharmD Anthony DeCaria, BS Pharm Chris DeFrancesco, BS Pharm Gary Degnan, BS Pharm John DeJames, BS Pharm Andrew DeMotto, PharmD Fred DePasquale, RPh Phil DenBleyker, PharmD Ronald Dermitt, BS Pharm Kathleen DeRose, EdD Himanshu Desai, MD Katie Destro, PharmD Jennifer Gonos Devinney, PharmD ANNUAL REPORT

32 Experiential Education Preceptors (continued) Amanda Dicus, PharmD Donald Dietz, BS Pharm, MS Dan Dimpel, PharmD Joseph DiNinno, BS Pharm, MBA Joseph DiRenzo, PharmD, MBA Roberta Dombrosky, BS Pharm Eric Donley, PharmD J. Ward Donovan, MD Vicki Dougherty, BS Pharm Scott Drab, PharmD William Drahushak, BS Pharm Stacey Driehorst, PharmD Kevin DuVall, BS Pharm Thomas Edinger, PharmD Jennifer Elliott, PharmD Mark End, BS Pharm Christopher Ensor, PharmD Patricia Epple, CAE Karen Fancher,PharmD Alyse Fazzi, PharmD Mark Feigel, BS Pharm Natalee Felten, PharmD Ryan Ferchak, PharmD Jayne Fincke, BS Pharm Kristen Fink, PharmD Mary Jane Fleck, BS Pharm Nicole Fleeger, PharmD Stephen Ford, PharmD Carl Forster, BS Pharm, D.O. Carl Fossaceca, PharmD Bob Francioni, BS Pharm Ronald Franck, BS Pharm Robert Frankil, BS Pharm Henry Freedy, PharmD Tucker Freedy, PharmD Paul Freyder, LSW, MSW, CAC Jeremy Funkhouser, PharmD Kevin Fuschetto, PharmD Brant Gahr, BS Pharm, MBA Sara Gaines, PharmD Nancy Gallagher, BS Pharm Stephanie Gallagher, MBA, PharmD Steven Ganchuk, PharmD Jacqueline Gattuso, PharmD Vadim Gazarov, PharmD James Gemelas, BS Pharm Nick Genovese, BS Pharm Joseph Gerber, BS Pharm, PhD Jim Gervase, BS Pharm Chad Gessler, PharmD Vincent Giannetti, PhD Christine Gibson, BS Pharm Thomas Glowa, PharmD Heather Goetze, PharmD Barry Goldspiel, PhD Luis Gonzalez, PharmD Tanya Gore, PharmD Jamilyn Graff, PharmD Kerri Grafton, PharmD Kathleen Grande, BS Pharm Melissa Sciulli Greco, PharmD, MBA Paul Green, PharmD Andrew Grimone, PharmD David Grisnik, BS Pharm Pamela Grisnik, BS Pharm Paul Grisnik, BS Pharm Heather Gross, PharmD Michelle Gross, PharmD Gary Groubert, PharmD Gary Grzecka, BS Pharm Donna Gurcak, BS Pharm Jason Hackett, PharmD Jocelyn Hain, PharmD Cynthia Halas, PharmD James Hancovsky, BS Pharm, MBA Steven Harnicar, PharmD Tina Hausner, PharmD Donna Hazel, BS Pharm Heather Heisey, PharmD William Henwood, BS Pharm, D.O. Frank Hermann, BS Pharm Charles Heshler, BS Pharm Larry Hibbs, BS Pharm R. Paul Higginbotham, BS Pharm 31 Mylan School of Pharmacy

33 Suzanne Higginbotham, PharmD Michelle Hiles, PharmD Alexander Hindman, PharmD Viet Ho, PharmD Andrea Ho-Kean, PharmD Rosella Hoffmann, BS Pharm Jeffrey Holdren, BS Pharm April Hopper, PharmD Edward Horn, PharmD Paula Horn, PharmD Alice Jenh Hsu, PharmD Jason Hunkele, PharmD Nancy Hunsinger, BS Pharm John Imperatore, PharmD Robert Ingoldsby, BS Pharm Michael Jacobs, PharmD Gabriella Sanchez Janke, PharmD William Jaszcar, PharmD Gerald John, BS Pharm Curtis Johns, PharmD Kristin Johnson, PharmD William Johnson, PharmD John Johnston, BS Pharm Lauren Jonkman, PharmD Brian Joyce, BS Pharm Janice Jupin, BS Pharm Robert Karetsky, BS Pharm Charles Karnack, PharmD Kelly Karpa, BS Pharm, PhD Bryan Kaufman, PharmD Harry Kaufman, BS Pharm Kim Keefer, PharmD Nancy Keefer, PharmD Joseph P. Kennedy, BS Pharm Lance Kephart, BS Pharm Patricia Keys, PharmD Marci Kiester, PharmD Lynford King, BS Pharm Katharine Kinsman, PharmD John Kirsch, PhD Ardis Kliber, PharmD Lesley Knoechel, PharmD Adam Kochman, BS Pharm Pamela Koerner, PharmD Tara Koett, PharmD Jeffrey Kopanic, PharmD Michael Korczynski, PharmD Kelly Kotrozo, BS Pharm Melinda Kozminski, PharmD Marijo Kraisinger, PharmD Melissa Krause, PharmD Cory Krebs, BS Pharm Denise Kreckel, BS Pharm Peter Kreckel, BS Pharm Jeffrey Kreitman, PharmD Terri Kroh, BS Pharm Brenda Kromer-Catanzaro, BS Pharm Ed Kush, BS Pharm Vincent Lacroce, PharmD Conrad Lankey, BS Pharm Kimberly LaPointe, PharmD Eric Laslo, PharmD Holly Lassila, BS Pharm, MPH, DrPH Russell Lauffer, BS Pharm Robert Laux, PharmD Ron Lay, BS Pharm, MS Thanh Le, PharmD John G. Lech, PharmD Brady Lecker, BS Pharm Laura Lees, PharmD Dane Lewis, BS Pharm Jorge Lindenbaum, MD Janet Lindner, BS Pharm Shane Lindsay, PharmD John Lindsley, PharmD Katrina Loncar, PharmD Patsy Longhi, BS Pharm Cathy Loutsenhizer, BS Pharm James Lowery, BS Pharm Marni Williams Lun, PharmD Michelle Lyle, BS Pharm Amy Lynch, BS Pharm Kevin Lynch, PharmD Alicia Mack, PharmD Cindy Powers Magrini, PharmD Rob Maher, PharmD Robert Maher, Sr., BS Pharm Susan Mamula, BS Pharm Joan Mapel, PharmD Harry Marchewka, PharmD Nicole Marcotullio, PharmD Laura Mark, PharmD, MS Tom Marko, BS Pharm Michelle Marrone, PharmD Jacqueline Martella, BS Pharm Abby Martin, PharmD Saundra Martino, BS Pharm Cynthia Masters, BS Pharm Dean Matanin, PharmD, MHA Sherry Mathew, PharmD Jennifer Matrisch, PharmD Thomas Mattei, PharmD Dennis Mattiko, BS Pharm Todd Mattox, PharmD Christine Matyger, BS Pharm Michael Matuszewski, PharmD Woodrow May, BS Pharm Ed Mazur, BS Pharm Stephen McCahan, BS Pharm Jamie McConaha, PharmD John McCormick, PharmD William McGhee, PharmD ANNUAL REPORT

34 Experiential Education Preceptors (continued) Stephanie Harriman McGrath, PharmD Richard McKnight, PharmD Renee McRae, BS Pharm Brandan Mehaffie, BS Pharm Alisa Michael, PharmD Mary Grace Mihalyo, PharmD Brian Miller, PharmD Jeffrey Miller, BS Pharm JiHyun Miller, PharmD Melissa Miller, PharmD Rick Miller, PharmD J. Patrick Minard, BS Pharm Lindsay Minich, PharmD Jodi Mitchell, BS Pharm Julie Mohnkern, BS Pharm Stephen Morrow, BS Pharm Jerry Moschgat, BS Pharm Jacquelyn Mowry, PharmD Stephanie Mrozek, PharmD John Muir, PharmD Kevin Mulieri, PharmD Michele Musheno, BS Pharm, MS Jeffrey Mustovic, BS Pharm Elizabeth Naggy, BS Pharm Jeanette Nagy, PharmD Adelle Nalevanko, PharmD Srikanth Nallani, PhD Tom Nameth, BS Pharm Michael Namisnak, PharmD James Natale, PharmD Marilyn Nayden, BS Pharm Daniel Nelson, BS Pharm Joseph P. Nemetz, BS Pharm J. Scott Newton, BS Pharm William Niccolai, BS Pharm David Nichols, PharmD Rebecca Nick-Dart, PharmD Julia Nickerson-Troy, PharmD Lisa Nogrady, BS Pharm Patrick Nwakama, PharmD Linda O Brien, BS Pharm Rhonda Oczypok, BS Pharm Gerard O Hare, BS Pharm Andrew Ohm, BS Pharm Christine O Neil, PharmD David O Neil, PharmD Ronald O Neill, PharmD Lisa Parey, BS Pharm Gina Parilli, PharmD Adrianne Paris (Smith), PharmD Dean Parry, BS Pharm Brian Partridge, PharmD Mary Beth Pasqualicchio, PharmD Chaitali Patel, PharmD CDR Devvrat Patel, PharmD Ralph Pater, BS Pharm Christine Paul, BS Pharm David Pavlik, PharmD Heather Peccon, BS Pharm Peter Pekelnicky, BS Pharm Joseph Peoples, PharmD Michael Peoples, BS Pharm Peggy Perrin, BS Pharm Michael Perry, PharmD Jennifer Perzel, PharmD Ronald Peterman, II, PharmD Heather Peterson, PharmD Ronald Petitto, BS Pharm CAPT Truong-Vinh Phung, PharmD Cathy Pieper, BS Pharm, MBA Lyndsy Cwalina Pinto, PharmD Tara Posey, PharmD Evans Prieston, PharmD David Procaccini, PharmD James Pukansky, BS Pharm Shahmina Rahman, PharmD Timothy Regan, BS Pharm Diane Rhodes, BS Pharm Jonathan Richards, PharmD Kristie Richardson, BS Pharm Kris Ridenour, PharmD Adele Rieger-McCombie, PharmD Thomas Rihn, PharmD Thomas Riley, BS Pharm Dan Rimmer, PharmD Mandy Roesel (Young), PharmD Danielle Roman, PharmD Greg Romeo, BS Pharm Kristal Ross, PharmD Greg Roth, BS Pharm Robert Ruhlman, BS Pharm Amber Rupp, PharmD Harold Sack, BS Pharm Heather Sakely, PharmD Elizabeth Sampsel, PharmD Peter Sardarbekians, BS Pharm Andrea Sargent, PharmD Cathy Satovich, BS Pharm Michael Savner, BS Pharm LCDR Kenneth Say, BS Pharm Dennis Schilling, BS Pharm Louis Schnaubelt, BS Pharm Rosemary Scholl, BS Pharm Darlene Schreiber, BS Pharm Merritt Schultz, BS Pharm Ethan Schwarz, BS Pharm Jennifer Schwedler, BS Pharm Christine Scott, BS Pharm Jacob Sebastiao, PharmD Edward Seidl, PharmD Susan Seltzer, BS Pharm Evelyn Sesay, PharmD 33 Mylan School of Pharmacy

35 Karen Sessi, BS Pharm Amy Seung, PharmD Greg Seybert, BS Pharm Andrew Shaw, PhD Karen Shearon, PharmD Carl Shields, BS Pharm Kristen Shimko, PharmD Melissa Shiner, PharmD, MS Sandra Shinsky, PharmD Ronald Shollenberger, PharmD Laura Shrum, PharmD Rob Shrum, BS Pharm Marty Shulik, BS Pharm Brian Sidone, PharmD Bruce Sigman, BS Pharm Jayanne Silvers, BS Pharm Sue Simon, BS Pharm Robert Simonelli, PharmD Robert Simpson, PharmD William Simpson, BS Pharm Amy Sines, PharmD Shailja Singh, PharmD Jeff Sivik, PharmD Susan Skledar, BS Pharm, MPH Monica Skomo, BPharmD John Slagle, BS Pharm Clinton Smith, BS Pharm Karen Smith, PharmD Robin Smith, PharmD James Snyder, BS Pharm Terri Socha Cory Sorrell, BS Pharm Chester Sosebee, BS Pharm Lucy Speerhas, BS Pharm Kara Sperandeo, PharmD Jacqueline Starr, PharmD Jennifer Stecker, PharmD Scott Stephens, BS Pharm Autumn Stewart, PharmD Alexis Burke Stober, PharmD, MS Richard Stomackin, BS Pharm Frank Straub III, BS Pharm Randall Strausser, BS Pharm Shereen Stutz, BS Pharm Lisa Sunyecz, PharmD Doug Swanson, PharmD Stacey Swartz, PharmD James Tang, PharmD Annette Taylor (Bird), PharmD Diane Thacker, BS Pharm Ken Thomas, PharmD Stephanie Thomas, PharmD Eric Tichy, BS Pharm, PharmD David Tipton, BS Pharm, PhD John Randy Tomko, PharmD Noreen Tompkins, PharmD Colin Tracy, PharmD Rachel Triggs (Collins), PharmD Thomas Tritinger, BS Pharm Paul Troiano, BS Pharm, MS Brandon Trollinger, PharmD, Lindsay Trout, PharmD Patricia Tumbush, BS Pharm Ann Marie Turnee (Heine), PharmD Brian Tuttle, PharmD Marci Undzius, PharmD Maureen Unruh, BS Pharm Jennifer Uphold, BS Pharm Tracy Valania, PharmD Barry Vance, PharmD Paul Vaughn, BS Pharm Melissa Vargo, PharmD, MPA Nicole Verkleeren, PharmD Doris Voigt, PharmD David Voit, BS Pharm Greg Volensky, BS Pharm Matthew Walbrown, PharmD Cathy Walker, BS Pharm Philip Walker, BS Pharm Robert Wanovich, PharmD Charles Ward, PharmD, PhD Amy Warmbrodt, BS Pharm Sarah Wegner, PharmD Anna Wenturine, BS Pharm Scott Wertz, PharmD Cristina Whalen, PharmD Jaime White, PharmD Justine Whitehouse, PharmD Erica Whyte, PharmD Linda Wieloch, PharmD Gregory Wilson, PharmD Laura Wilson, PharmD Christa Winterhalter, PharmD Kurt Wolfgang, PharmD Ken Wormald, BS Pharm Suzanne Wortman, PharmD Dan Wright, BS Pharm Mary Wycoff, BS Pharm Joyce Yager, BS Pharm Eric Yarnell, BS Pharm Kilee Yarosh, BS Pharm Rhonda Yarzab, BS Pharm Sallie Young, PharmD Sarah Young, PharmD Bryan Yourich, PharmD Afton Yurkon, PharmD Steve Zaczyk, PharmD Nicholas Zaksek, PharmD William Zamboni, PharmD, PhD Lori Zambotti, BS Pharm Louis Zangara, BS Pharm Alison Zavidny, BS Pharm Kyle Zehner, BS Pharm David Zora, BS Pharm ANNUAL REPORT

36 Academic Programs Academic Partners Program Director: Dr. Thomas J. Mattei, Associate Dean Since September 2007, the Academic Partners Program has integrated the resources of the Mylan School of Pharmacy with the resources offered by practice sites around the region with the goal of enhancing patient health outcomes. Partnerships exist with acute care, ambulatory care, and community-based pharmacy practices. The Academic Partners Program is designed to establish scholarship/practice opportunities for pharmacy practice faculty and to develop a network of community and hospital pharmacies to facilitate advancement of pharmacy care through medication therapy management, staff development programs, drug information and patient education, health and economic research, and related technology for medication therapy management and medication safety management. Developing a Network of Pharmacies to Advance Patient Outcomes Scholarship/ Practice Opportunities for Rx Faculty Providing Wellness and Disease Management Programs Publications and Presentation of Outcomes and Research Duquesne Interaction with Student Pharmacists as Preceptors in APPEs Teaching Opportunities Participate in the Student Pharmacist Competency Exams Opportunity for Residencies and Fellowships Partners 35 Mylan School of Pharmacy

37 Fellowship and Residency Programs Director: Dr. Suzanne Higginbotham, PharmD, BCACP Fellowship Program The Academic Teaching and Research Fellowship program is intended to prepare the Fellow for a career in academia. Throughout the two-year program, the Fellow is expected to demonstrate proficiency in the core components of research, clinical practice, and teaching through coursework, assignments and projects, and individualized pharmacy practice experiences in a specialized practice area. GRADUATES OF THE ONE YEAR PROGRAM Dr. Monica Skomo Dr. Nicole Tagliavia Dr. Marianne Koenig Dr. Katie Garcia Dr. Autumn Tami Dr. Jennifer Heasley GRADUATES OF THE TWO-YEAR PROGRAM Dr. Randy Tomko Dr. Tracy King Dr. Jamie Kearns Dr. Suzanne Higginbotham Dr. Katherine Mandock Dr. David Ombengi Currently, there are pharmacy practice sites that serve as clinical rotation sites for fellows and residents. Each site is operated by a faculty member of the School. These sites serve as a means for fellows and residents to not only refine their clinical skills, but also gain experience as a preceptor for student pharmacists. Program Practice Sites n Catholic Charities Free Health Care Center is a free health care center that provides medical, dental, and specialty care such as gynecological services at no charge to those unable to afford adequate health insurance. Director, Dr. Autumn Stewart. n The Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy Academic Research Center for Pharmacy Care offers a broad range of health and wellness screening services, including blood pressure, body composition analysis, lipids, blood glucose, hemoglobin, and a variety of other non-invasive tests. The Center uses screening tools to identify atrisk patients in need of physician referral, disease management, lifestyle coaching, and medication therapy management services. Director, Dr. Suzanne Higginbotham. n The Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy Academic Research Center for Pharmacy Services. Residency Programs Duquesne University PGY1 Center for Pharmacy Care Community Practice Residency: The Duquesne University Pharmacy Practice Residency is a PGY-1, post-graduate training program in ambulatory care. The four fundamental elements of the residency program are clinical ambulatory care practice, patient outcomes research, pharmacy services, and enhancement of academic skills. Throughout the one-year program, the resident refines his or her ambulatory clinical skills through highly directed, developmental experiences. It is anticipated that the resident become proficient in the management of major chronic disease states, such as hypertension, diabetes mellitus, and lipid disorders. The resident is expected to use his or her knowledge and skills to provide pharmaceutical care to a diverse population. The resident is expected to develop competence in ambulatory care practice, formulary management, and practice management at this site. Graduates of this residency include: Dr. Christine Tumis Dr. Jennifer Heasley Dr. Van Minh Mai Dr. Brian Bowers Dr. Meghan Malone ANNUAL REPORT

38 Academic Programs Giant Eagle/Pfizer/Duquesne University Community Practice Residency: The combined Giant Eagle/ Pfizer/ Duquesne University Community Practice Residency is a PGY-1 residency designed to utilize the strengths and resources of a chain community pharmacy, the pharmaceutical industry, and a university with the intent to improve the health and wellness of the community and enhance pharmacy practice. Graduates of this residency include: Dr. Autumn Stewart Dr. Rachel Henderson Dr. Francine Costa Dr. Renee M. Alsberry Dr. Christie Urbanski Trinity Health System/Palliative Therapeutics, LLC/Duquesne University Residency: The Trinity Health System/Palliative Therapeutics, LLC/Duquesne University Residency is a unique, shared pharmacy practice residency. This PGY-1 residency is designed to prepare the resident for a career that focuses on acute care, teaching, and research. Trinity Health System is a 300- bed facility that offers the resident various clinical opportunities in acute care, nutrition support, infectious disease, cardiology, and internal medicine. Palliative Therapeutics, LLC is a nationwide hospice consulting program that provides the resident with opportunities in palliative care and pain management. Duquesne University provides the resident with opportunities in teaching, functioning as a preceptor to student pharmacists, and service. Graduates of this residency include: Dr. Jennifer Padden Dr. Lodge Bliznesky Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy and Duquesne University Community Practice Residency: The combined Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy and Duquesne University Community Practice Residency is a PGY-1, post-graduate program with a focus in Specialty Pharmacy. The goal is to provide pharmacy residents with opportunities to develop the fundamental skill necessary to excel in the specialty pharmacy environment. The residency program is based at Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy located in Carnegie, Pennsylvania which offers a variety of patient care services to support patents who are managing chronic life-threatening or rare conditions, including cancer, Crohn s disease, growth hormone disorders, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, and rheumatoid arthritis, among others. In addition, residents will gain insights on the pharmacy practice management issues that can affect the delivery of care for patients taking specialty medications. The residency is offered in partnership with Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy. This partnership allows the resident the opportunity to also gain experiences in health and wellness services and develop the academic skills necessary to serve as an educator and preceptor. Graduates from this residency include: Dr. Laura Studnicki Dr. Cedric Salone Pharmacy Continuing Professional Development Director: Dr. Kathy DeRose Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy provides quality pharmacy continuing education programs for Duquesne University alumni, preceptors, faculty grant recipients, and other health care affiliates. The goal of these programs is to provide quality educational programming in compliance with the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) standards, encourage innovation in teaching pharmacy continuing education programs, and emphasize learning outcomes. During the ACPE reporting year, June 1, 2011 May 31, 2012, Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy provided eighteen (18) Continuing Pharmacy Education activities that included 1,075 pharmacists. Partners for CPE activities during the reporting period included: Value Drug, Medco Health Care Solutions, Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy, and Duquesne University Alumni Association. Under the direction of Michael E. Mermigas, R. Ph., D.D.S., several continuing dental education programs were offered. An Anesthesia/IV Sedation course for dentists and dental office teams was offered for the first time in spring Mylan School of Pharmacy

39 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Dean s List Pre-Professional (PPYI) Class of 2017 Fall 2011 Shelbi Arcuri Hannah Astley David Bachman Frederick Bentzel Taylor Bergmann Elaina Bettura Matthew Bogdansk Emily Bresnihan Erin Browne Gregory Caspero Hannah Cawoski Brittany Conti Eleni Cretekos Lauren Curry Marissa Davis Alexis Deleo Andrew Demofonte Andrew Gaiser Angela Grachen Cynthia Grimm Charlotte Harris Kristen Haslett Scott Heinemann Katherine Hilton Ryan Hobaugh Brianna Hollick Lisa Infanti Katherine Iseman Megan Jackson Branden Kline Alaina Koval Hannah Mazur Kelsey Mihalcin Kaitlin Miller Kiana Motto Tim Nichol Jasmine Patterson Eric Rakszawski Christopher Raybuck Racheal Richter Andrew Sobek Kathrine Sowa Claire Stalteri Daniel Straub Brandon Taylor Melissa Toy Alyina Tran Elizabeth Travers Mark Weifenbaugh Katheryn Wendekier Ling Zhu Justine Zick Spring 2012 Shelbi Arcuri Hannah Astley David Bachman Bridget Batykefer Matthew Bogdanski Emily Bresnihan Erin Browne Costanzo Caparrelli Gregory Caspero Hannah Cawoski Brittany Conti Mariah Corso Eleni Cretekos Lauren Curry Shannon Curtis Marissa Davis Alexis Deleo Brandon Eckstein Brianna Enderby Andrew Gaiser Matthew Gatchel Dennis Goodstein Angela Grachen Adam Grana Cynthia Grimm Kaysee Gruss Jimin Han Nicole Handlow Charlotte Harris Scott Heinemann Katherine Iseman Megan Jackson Christopher Jahoda Zachary Johnson Alaina Koval Rebecca Kramer Hannah Mazur Kaitlin Miller Kiana Motto Timothy Nichol Jasmine Patterson Eric Rakszawski Christopher Raybuck Rachael Richter Leigh Rozsas Andrew Sobek Daniel Straub Alvina Tran Elizabeth Travers Natalie Turin Katheryn Wendekier Brittany Yu Kelesey Zborovancik Ling Zhu Justine Zick Pre-Professional (PPYII) Class of 2016 Fall 2011 Lauren Abruzzo Brianna Antonucci Casey Arkwright Michael Basista Regis Bender Eric Blinn Ryan Bolden Scott Borton Paige Bowmaster Anna Brenner Laura Brickett Rose Brown Daniel Brust Reggie Cameron Erica Carbaugh Brian Ciccone Ella Clark Paul Colella Adam Dashner Zachary Deal Nicholas Dominick Salvatore Dominick Parker Draper Abbie Druschel Kayli Duppstadt Alisha Ensell Brooke Ewing Geethu Eype Joanna Fitzer Chase Frankhouser Dustin Freshwater Alexander Frings Bradley Fullman Richard Gerber Andrea Ghezzi Jessica Glas Aubrey Goertel Christian Golden Alana Grabigel Katherine Guido Sasha Harr Catherine Hobart Vasili Ioannidis Anastasia Ipatova Imani Jackson Matthew Kellogg Kaitlyn Kerrigan Paige King Benjamin Klodowski Marissa Kozak Alexa Kriley Cynthia Kuntz Alexis Kuzel Cory Kyser Nancy Lee Brenna Lennon Oliva Letzkus Kenneth Loeffler Carl Makkar Forrest Mance Kemper May Cristina Mazzocchi Nicholas McCloskey Frederick Meiss Joshua Miller Shawn Millsop Jessica Mroz Garry Mrozek Tanya Mumau Oleg Mykhayliv Nicole Manisnyk Lindsay Orrico Nosarieme Osagiede Haylie Parkinson Fennil Patel Nicole Pavlik Heidi Pigott Timothy Porter Nicole Rosenfeld Jeffery Rosso Carly Sawyer Trevor Scott Taylor Scully ANNUAL REPORT

40 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Minji Seo Elena Serpico Minsun Sin Deanna Sinatra Joseph Snyder Paul Solinsky Lindsey Sosnowski Jake Stafford Ryan Storkel Benjamin Sutton Kayla Szabo Ryan Tercho Reed Terwilliger Sabina Vaichys Matthew Veli Robert Walchack Kayla Walker Alison Whiteman Michael Wong Justin Zebrak Spring 2012 Brianna Antonucci Casey Arkwright Samantha Aumiller Regis Bender Eric Blinn Laura Brickett Daniel Brust Erica Carbaugh Ella Clark Paul Colella Adam Dashner Jason DeStefano Zachary Deal Nicholas Dominick Salvatore Dominick Parker Draper Abbie Druschel Kayli Duppstadt Colt Edwards Anthony Elia Alisha Ensell Brooke Ewing Geethu Eype Sara Fazikas Joanna Fitzer Dustin Freshwater Bradley Fullman Jessica Glas Andrew Goehring AubreyGoertel Christan Goldan Alana Grabigel Katherine Guido Sasha Harr Catherine Hobart Anastasiya Ipatova Imani Jackson Maeve Kallenbach Matthew Kellogg Benjamin Klodowski Kristen Kotsenas Cynthia Kuntz Alexis Kuzel Cory Kyser Jessica Lamour Nancy Lee Olivia Letzkus Kenneth Loeffler Pasquale Longhi Nichloas McCloskey Frederick Meiss Shawn Millsop Jessica Mroz Oleg Mykhayliv Nosarieme Osagiede Haylie Parkinson Fennil Patel Nicole Pavlik Timothy Porter Nicole Rosenfeld Jeffrey Rosso Brent Scott Taylor Scully Minji Seo Tedd Sharp Jessica Shupe Deanna Sinatra Johnna Sobieralski Paul Solinsky Lindsey Sosnowski Katie Stollar Ryan Storkel Benjamin Sutton Kayla Szabo Ryan Tercho Reed Terwilliger Matthew Veli Robert Walchack Kayla Walker Michael Wong Justin Zebrak Professional (PYI) Class of 2015 Fall 2011 Ashley Adams Benjamin Andrick Nicole Brady Kelly Chizmar Victoria Climo Elisabeth Dischman Brianna Dixon Brian Donahoe Alyssa Drozynski Lyndzi Flanders Keith Geist Thomas Goehring Luke Gormley Brittni Graner Erica Gray Robert Gwin Hallie Hudson Joy Jakubek Charlene Kabel Adam Karwaski Mary Ketchner Cara Koerner Chelsea Konopka Kaitlyn Kupferer Vicotria Lamonaca Alicia Lanni Eric Lipp Marissa Lutz Ross McDevitt Derek Michalski Breanne Mincher Jordan Moore Amber Oakes Jeremy Pappacena Zachary Rosen Brittany Rosenfeld Alicia Sacco Nicholas Signorella Katherine Sulkowski Catherine Van Cleve Amanda Wentz Tyler Williams Jennifer Wood Jesse Yu Spring 2012 Ashley Adams Benjamin Andrick Nicole Brady Nicole Cherok Keely Chizmar Hillary Christy Brianne Dixon Lyndzi Flanders Keith Geist Thomas Goehring Luke Gormley Brittni Graner Erica Gray Corey Henderson Joy Jakubek Chelsea Konopka Kaitlyn Kupferer Victoria Lamonaca Alicia Lanni Eric Lipp Marissa Lutz Ross McDevitt Anderson Merzlak Breanna Mincher Jordan Moore Amber Oakes Jeremy Pappacena Brittany Rosenfeld Alicia Sacco Jessica Sobnosky Catherine Van Cleve Amanda Wentz Jonathan Williams Tyler Williams Jennifer Wood Jesse Yu Professional (PYII) Class of 2014 Fall 2011 Julie Andrekanic Attila Balazsi Michael Ballow Sara Barna Kaitlin Baughman Mark Boltiski Brian Bouvier Elizabeth Bunk Ashley Clark Rebecca Clarke Megan Cockroft Emily Colvin Nicole Cornish 39 Mylan School of Pharmacy

41 Trina Cornman Anne Countway Emily Cowan Jordan Cunningham Justin Delic Jessica Dzara John Fetterman Logan Gamelier Jessica Geary Julia Green Jacqueline Hawkins Matthew Hershberger Janelle Hestin Alexandra Hill Paul Huffman Brandon Hunt Paul Imbrogno Brooke Jackson Ashley Kearney Ian Kish Stephanie Kuratnick Eric Lee Angela Lentini Scott Lynch Rachel Marini Leah Marion Dragana Masic Crista Mason Marissa McAndrew Katherine McCaffrey Amanda McClelland Jacob Messina Mallory Mitchell Ashley Modany Jacob Moore Andrea Murray Michael Mutolo Heather Opal Mathhew Orlowski Meredith Palko Lauren Parrish John Patula Steven Pirko Nicholle Polczynski Ilana Portman Jessica Probst Caitlyn Roberson Katherine Roberts Benjamin Rosati Michelle Rose Alison Ross Rachael Ross Tyler Ruby Jacklyn Russell Emily Schimizzi Michael Schontz Cody Sciulli Michael Shedlock Kelsey Short Alexis Spina Michael Stettner Hannah Straight Kaitlyn Stroyne Jessica Szekely Natalia Tarasiuk James Thomas William Trombatt Diane Turschak Andrew Uhlmann Kelsey Vale Travis Weaver Carrie Wilmer Haley Wochner Lauren Wolfe Lydia Wudarczyk Michael Zalakar Michael Zarochak Megan Zielke Spring 2012 Claudia Ames Michael Ballow Sara Barna Mark Bolitiski Elizabeth Bunk Emily Colvin Trina Cornman Jessica Dzara Logan Gamelier Jessica Geary Julia Green Brooke Jackson Adam James Ashley Kearney Ian Kish Leah Marion Dragana Masic Amanda McClelland Mallory Mitchell Jacob Moore Andrea Murray Michael Mutolo Matthew Orlowski Nicholle Polczynski Jessica Probst Katherine Roberts Alison Ross Tyler Ruby Jacklyn Russell Emily Schimizzi Michael Schontz Michael Shedlock Kelsey Short Alexis Spina Hannah Straight James Thomas William Trombatt Diane Turschak Kelsey Vale Lauren Wolfe Lydia Wudarczyk Megan Zielke Professional (PYIII) Class of 2013 Stephanie Arntz Maria Baker Michael Baker Jennifer Ballman Joshua Bench Christina Benton Brittany Black Laura Boni Kristen Buszko Samantha Carr Gina Ciccone Elizabeth Cooper Margo Demeter Rachele Denale Alicia Edsall Michael Galbraith Erika Gondek Lauren Hardt Chelsea Harrison Nicole Hemminger Daniel Jenniches Karlee Kaminski Rima Khalil Zachary Klick Amanda Liszewski Dana Llewellyn Michael Lupp Courtney Lynch ANNUAL REPORT

42 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Jenna Marks Matthew McCrossin Dennis McFarland Keith Miller Shannon Monac Lauren Pavlik Chandalyn Reichert Stuart Rhodes Shannon Rishel Michele Schaffer Alyssa Sequete Georgeanne Shenkle Joshua Snodgrass Katherine Swartele Rachel Trichtinger Robert Tunney Maura Vechter Natalie Vogt Danielle Workoff Heather Wright Spring 2012 Theresa Albertson Stephanie Arntz Maria Baker Melissa Barone Joshua Bench Christina Benton Brittany Black Samantha Carr Christie Chizmar Ji Hyui Choi Gina Ciccone Elizabeth Cooper Tricia Coulter Margo Demeter Sarah Duke Alicia Edsall Michael Galbraith Erika Gondek Lauren Hardt Chelsea Harrison Brandon Herk Nicole Hess Daniel Jenniches Mark Jukanovic Karlee Kaminski Regina Kishbaugh Zachary Klick Amanda Kozikowski Amanda Liszewski Dana Llewellyn Courtney Lynch Jenna Marks Matthew McCrossin Dennis McFarland Shannon Monac Lauren Pavlik Chandalyn Reichert Stuart Rhodes Mary Riedy Shannon Rishel Elizabeth Schultz Claire Schum Alyssa Sequete Georgeanne Shenkle Glenna Slafka John Slater Joshua Snodgrass Katherine Swartele Dong Tran Rachel Trichtinger Robert Tunney Maura Vechter Natalie Vogt Danielle Workoff Fall Weekend Pathway Class of 2011 Jessica Eisenhart Beth Elder Danielle Goheen Adam Jablonski Daniel Perry Kara Schumacher Aaron Wilson Weekend Pathway Class of 2012 Konjit Amede Brittany Baird Jessica Daley Megan Gapinski Steven Knapp Anastasios Liakos Sara Lipinski Angelo Manifest Thomas Melvin Amanda Schachter Sarah Kudley Jonathan Ptachcinski Jude Sheets Weekend Pathway Class 2013 Bridget Bradley Kari Fehr Rachel Israel Devadason Sabrina Leshko Kara McCowan Jessica Morelli Samantha Zavatchen Weekend Pathway Class 2015 George Adams Dede Agossou Anthony Barrack Katlyn Bonner Huy Dinh Daniel Fuller Carley Hupp Jessica Jones Allison Joyce McKenzie Kotnik Melanie Moore Diem Nguyen Frances Nwakanma Mariana Pelts Jonathan Pham Bridget Piko Alexander Roebuck Beth Serych Marianne Vu Spring Weekend Pathway Class of 2012 Lauren Adams Konjit Amede Brittany Baird Gena Bickhart Rachel Caggy Ralph Capone Kevin Charnetski Alyssan Chaves Minsi Chen Jamie Crawford Eric Cunningham Jessica Daley Sandra Dike Joseph DiMatteo Megan Gapinski Deirdre Geary Reed Griswold Nathaniel Hazlett Alesha Heil Elizabeth Hofstetter Fawei Huang Eugene Jho Biplav Karki Steven Knapp Sarah Kudley Sara Lipinski Todd Lynch Angelo Manifest Rebecca McCarthy Marc McCreary Thomas Melvin Ronak Patel Megan Proper Jonathan Ptachcinski Raeven Rush Amanda Schachter Ellen Sharick Jude Sheets Brittany Simon Justin Skwara Nathan Thomas Christopher Thornlow Weekend Pathway Class 2013 Rachel Israel Devadason Sabrina Leshko Kara McCowan Jessica Morelli Lauren Qualk Samantha Zavatchen Weekend Pathway 2015 George Adams Dede Agossou Katlyn Bonner Huy Dinh Daniel Fuller Alyssa Gabany Carley Hupp Jessica Jones McKenzie Kotnik Mariana Pelts Jackie Perriello Jonathan Pham Bridget Piko Beth Serych Marianne Vu 41 Mylan School of Pharmacy

43 Endowed Scholarships Richard H. and Marie Barry Lauren Bond Rock Creek, OH Laura Jawdy Corry, PA Felicia Jones Uniontown, PA Jenna Klempay Youngstown, OH Jenna Marks Steubenville, OH Lauren Pusateri Pittsburgh, PA Mary McPartland Beck Shaina Bernard Kimberly Firtz Matthew Hoyceanyls Michael Hoyceanyls Jordan Jakab Ann Johnson Kayla Kachmar Cherie Kachmarchi Donald Bell Memorial Meghan Barclay Hastings, PA Youngwood, PA Woonsocket, RI Woonsocket, RI Willoughby Hills, OH Kersey, PA Punxsutawney, PA Cherry Tree, PA North Tonawanda, NY Robert A. Becker Revolving Scholarship Education Trust Samantha Carr Presto, PA Rosemarie Bevacqua Brandon Smith Thomas H. Breen Matthew Walker Heather Wright Vincent R. Cancila Jr. Kristin Franks Jessica Geary Elizabeth Hauss Samantha Hoover Brooke Jackson Erin Johns Stacy Johnson Alisa Kremmel Stephanie Kuratnick Dragana Masic Melissa McClure Lindsay Nobles Julie Olszewski Kirstin Klein Joshua Snodgrass Michael Shedlock Finleyville, PA Greensburg, PA North Versailles, PA Gibsonia, PA Jeannette, PA Dover, DE Pittsburgh, PA East Liverpool, OH White Oak, PA Nazareth, PA Sewickley, PA Apalachin, NY Hermitage, PA Grove City, PA Irwin, PA Apollo, PA Bethel Park, PA Butler, PA Altoona, PA Gene L. Checcone Memorial Jennifer Ballman Erie, PA Cochenour Family Jennifer Niccolai Samuel W. Curtis Lauren Wolfe Louis J. DeBone Tricia Coulter Sonjay F. DeGray Brian Yuhas Harold Kolonich Louis C. DiPaolo Matthew Manning Edgar N. Duncan Jessica Griswold North Huntingdon, PA Saint Marys, PA Pittsburgh, PA Ebensburg, PA Kantner, PA Cranberry Twp, PA Canfield, OH Geraldine Muia Furgiuele Memorial Courtney Austin Tunkhannock, PA Clinton Eddy Goodwin Memorial Scholarship Fund Matthew McCrossin Murrysville, PA Kelsey Short Pittsburgh, PA Robert and Patricia Gussin Minority Carrie Wilmer Pittsburgh, PA Hoofnagle Lauren Pusateri Pittsburgh, PA Dean and Mrs. Douglas H. Kay Alexandra Abbas Dover, OH Manzione Family Michael Ballow Norman H. Marcus Alaina Augustine Victor W. Micolucci Amanda Teets Joseph A. Mosso, Sr. Evan Dechant Johnstown, PA Steubenville, OH Rochester, PA Girard, OH ANNUAL REPORT

44 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Hugh C. Muldoon Jessica Bruno Deanna Buehrle Christine Culik Cassie Damich Matthew Diehl Katherine Gorcyca David Heckman Boardman, OH Austintown, OH Newark, DE Bentleyville, PA Langhorne, PA Kennett Square, PA Clarks Mills, PA Muldoon Discretionary Fund Michael Ballow Johnstown, PA Sylvia Baros Mulvihil Lauren Shreckengosh Julia Spinner Lea Sporzynski Katherine Srsen Sylvia Stoffella Overback/Ansberry Natalie Vogt Hadley, PA Lilly, PA South Burlington, VT Kirtland, OH Fort Pierce, FL Lewistown, PA Robert Petrak Endowed Student Resource Fund Alicia Voll Fairport, NY Alfred J. Pfanneschlag, Jr., Memorial Felicia Bieniecki Pittsburgh, PA Pharmacy Endowed Amber McElhaney Michelle McIntyre Christopher Oczypok Erin Ponzurick Hubbard, OH Washington, PA Pittsburgh, PA Morgantown, WV Pharmacy School Endowment Katherine Alexander Burgettstown, PA Pharmacist Mutual Shaina Bernard Hastings, PA Pharmacy Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund Melinda Randolph Cranberry Township, PA Chandalyn Reichert McKean, PA Mary Riedy Cheektowaga, NY Pharm Mor, Inc. David McKnight Powers-Schering Tyler Micsky Canfield, OH Greenville, PA Samuel & David Procaccini Janel Sudiak Pittsburgh, PA Dr. Gene A. Riley Amy DiPietro John S. Rokiskey Taylor Lucic Courtney Lynch Jock J. Rosenberg Patrick Hanley Chelsea Harrison Sarginger Family Sarah Duke Latrobe, PA Ellington, CT Wexford, PA Webster, NY Grove City, PA Mifflinburg, PA Dr. Hugo Scannzi, 75th Anniversary Pharmacy Kimberly Adamson DuBois, PA Renee Scoratow Michael Baker New Castle, PA Thomas M. Sikora Memorial Kara Bakowski Pittsburgh, PA Kelsey Thompson Belmont, OH Patrice Lynn Trainor Roland Rovito Frank J. Valenti Nicole Paronish Paul A. Wherry Alyssa Sequete Dominic Yeropoli Theresa Albertson General Scholarship Fund Annual Golf Outing Courtney Mudryk Emma Myers Renee Niklewicz James Pansky Katie Park Aaron Pickering Nicole Pizarro Stuart Rhodes Shannon Rishel Sarah Ritter Kimberly Roncase Parma, OH Ebensburg, PA Butler, PA Pittsburgh, PA Coraopolis,PA Wilcox, PA Ambridge, PA Parma, OH State College, PA Irwin, PA Trafford, PA Duncansville, PA Gibbon Glade, PA Pittsburgh, PA Spring City, PA 43 Mylan School of Pharmacy

45 Michael Sekhon Alexa Sevin Bradley Sfara Matthew Shaffron Georgeanne Shenkle Leah Smith Nickolas Smithmyer Sarah Strychalski Peter Sullivan Rebecca Szyjka Mary Thomas Samantha Thompson Murrysville, PA Sewickley, PA Canfield, OH Everett, PA DuBois, PA Struthers, OH Dysart, PA Erie, PA Fairport, NY Cheektowaga, NY Cincinnati, OH Canonsburg, PA Pharmacy Alumni Association Lauren Pavlik Gilbertsville, PA CVS Pharmacy Brandi Bellotti Laura Boni Jennifer Bozic Brandon Carson Aaron Pellicciotti NACDS Foundation Daniel Spears Robert Tunney Nicole Vogus Danielle Workoff Kersey, PA Joffre, PA McMurray, PA New Kensington, PA Boyertown, PA Grove City, PA Allison Park, PA Cabot, PA Allentown, PA Marc Goldberg Endowed Scholarship Lindsey Butta Youngstown, OH Walgreens Diversity Scholarship Arin Whitman Hermitage, PA Pharmacy 50th Anniversary Fund Alisha Anderko Altoona, PA Anonymous Donor Dong Tran Pittsburgh, PA Professional Student Organizations Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy AMCP History The Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) is a professional society of pharmacists and associates who serve patients and the public through the promotion of pharmaceutical care and sound medication management to achieve positive patient outcomes. AMCP conducts an annual P&T committee competition for professional students and is active in promoting a Medicare prescription drug benefit. Mission The mission of the AMCP is to serve as an organization through which the membership pursues its common goals, provides leadership and support for its members and advances pharmacy practice in managed care settings. The AMCP serves the public through the promotion of rational drug therapy and the application of managed care principles. AMCP members are actively involved in evaluating programs and policies that affect managed care. Professional Project Pharmacy and Therapeutics Competition Officers President: President-Elect: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Advisor: Steven Pirkos Robert Colditz Alyssa Moon Stephen Shadid Dr. Marsha McFalls Activities AMCP National Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota AMCP Managed Care Fair Pharmacy and Therapeutics Competition Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser at Duquesne University Pharmacy Carnival Sponsored Managed Care Sessions with Pharmacy Preceptors for Students ANNUAL REPORT

46 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Academy of Student Pharmacists ASP History The Academy of Student Pharmacists (ASP) is an academy within the American Pharmacists Association (APhA). ASP has been a part of APhA for the past 38 years and has over 33,000 members in pharmacy schools nationwide. Mission The mission of the American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) is to be the collective voice of student pharmacists, to provide opportunities for professional growth, to improve patient care, and to envision and advance the future of pharmacy. The American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) provides unique and professional opportunities for our student pharmacists ranging from leadership programs, policy and advocacy, fundraising events, and patient care screenings and events. We have six patient care committees including Operation Diabetes, Operation Immunization, Operation HEART, Heartburn Awareness, Generation Rx and Asthma Committee that allows student pharmacists to provide medication and disease state education to patients in the surrounding Duquesne Community. Professional Projects Operation Diabetes Operation Immunization Heartburn Awareness Operation Heart Asthma Committee Generation Rx Officers President: Gina Ciccone President-Elect: Megan Cockroft Vice-President: Brandon Herk Patient Care Coordinator: Mary Riedy Treasurer: Matt McCrossin Membership Vice-Pres: Mike DeFelice Recording Secretary: Jenna Stroble New Practitioner Mentor: Dr. Jennifer Heasley Advisor: Dr. Autumn Stewart Activities Entertain and house students for the International Pharmaceutical Students Federation Student Exchange Program (IPSF-SEP) Spiritan Campus Ministry s Spring Clean Up Health Education screenings in Uptown Various flu shot clinics throughout the Pittsburgh community APhA Annual Meeting and Exposition in New Orleans, LA Attended PPA Conferences in Harrisburg regarding legislative issues Assisted at Duquesne University s Center for Pharmacy Care Lawrenceville Screening site Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) Walk Organized and sponsored Pharmacy Carnival Organized and sponsored the Mylan School of Pharmacy Leadership Banquet Asthma camps and screenings in AJ Palumbo Center with Dr. Elliot & Dr. Marcotullio Organized the Annual APhA-ASP Auction Uptown Streetfest Collaborative Pittsburgh Port Authority advertising campaign with the University of Pittsburgh for American Pharmacists Month APhA Midyear Regional Meeting in Philadelphia, PA Organized Poison Prevention Packets for distribution at Allegheny County community pharmacies and Head Start programs White Coat Ceremony distributed Oath of Pharmacist to PY1 Students Carbon monoxide screenings and diabetic foot screenings at the Center for Pharmacy Care Weekly blood pressure screenings across campus Dodgeball for Diabetes in the Power Center Patient Counseling Competition at annul APhA-ASP Meeting & Exposition RxTra Newsletter, published twice a semester Ursuline Senior Center Health Screenings 45 Mylan School of Pharmacy

47 Attended PPA Legislative Day Letter-writing campaign to advocate for pharmacists to be recognized as healthcare professionals H.E.A.R.T. History Helping to Educate and Rehabilitate Together (H.E.A.R.T.) was established as a student organization at Duquesne University in The organization has developed its own substance abuse prevention and education program and serves as a peer-topeer intervention team to help pharmacy students with substance abuse problems. Every pharmacy organization sends a representative to each meeting which also includes concerned students and those whose lives have directly been affected by problems associated with drug dependency. Our meetings are held monthly and are open to anyone in the Mylan School of Pharmacy. Mission Our mission is to increase the awareness of substance abuse among pharmacy students and health professionals and to educate students about the disease of chemical dependency. Professional Project Chemical Dependency Awareness Program for student pharmacists. Officers President: Vice President: President-Elect: Treasurer: Secretary: Historian: Advisor: Chelsea Harrison Ina Kostova Emily Gent Bethany Gent Laura Boni Chris Korenoski Dr. Vincent Giannetti Activities School of Pharmacy Carnival Autumn Fest at DU Semi-annual newsletter Published information about the organization on the National Pharmacist Recovery Network website ( Pennsylvania.htm) Invited several Addicts in Recovery to speak to students Carbon Monoxide screening on campus to promote smoking cessation Assisted in planning and executing the annual Chemical Dependency professional development seminar Two Meditation, Yoga and Stress Relief seminars Police methamphetamine presentation, with speakers including a Duquesne University police officer, a State trooper, and the Chief of the District Attorney Drug Task Force (also an ex-undercover agent) Interventionist guest speaker Promoted the University of Utah School of Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies conference National Community Pharmacists Association NCPA History The National Community Pharmacists Association student chapter at Duquesne University became active again in As a relatively new organization, our efforts focus largely on recruiting new members for the upcoming school year. We have been active in the community and have promoted interest in independent pharmacy among students. Mission The NCPA strives to continue the growth and prosperity of independent retail pharmacy. Part of our mission is to stay committed to pharmacistcentered care and restoring, maintaining and promoting the health and well-being of the public. NCPA offers its student members opportunities for scholarships, internships and experiential rotations. It also provides a means of networking with independent pharmacy owners. Professional Project Independent Community Pharmacy ANNUAL REPORT

48 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Officers President: Vice President: Treasurer: Secretary: Faculty Advisor: Activities Business Plan Competition Jon Loeffler Jessica Sobnosky Autumn Kuzy Julia Green Dr. Robert Maher Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association/ Allegheny County Pharmacists Association PPA/ACPA History The Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Allegheny County Pharmacists Association (PPA- ACPA) Academy of Student Pharmacists was chartered as a professional student pharmacy organization on the Duquesne University campus during the academic year. This group interfaces and interacts with pharmacy associations at both the local and state levels. Students have the opportunity to network with students from other schools of pharmacy, as well as pharmacist from across the state. Mission PPA-ACPA focuses on policy, legislative and advocacy issues that impact the profession of pharmacy. Professional Projects Medication Adherence Pharmacists Driving Change Achieving Independence Advocacy Projects Officers President: Haley Wochner Vice-President: Michael Geishauser Secretary: Nolan Kauffman Treasurer: Matthew Gaeto PPA Delegate: Alexa Sevin PPA Alternate Delegate: Michael Ballow, II ACPA Delegate: Marshall Stewart ACPA Alternate Delegate: Steve Shadid Advisors: Janet Astle, R.Ph. Co-Advisor: Jamie McConaha, Pharm.D. Activities Attended Legislative Day in Harrisburg, where we met with members of the state legislature, conducted cholesterol screenings, and raised health awareness for legislators and the public Self-Care competition within the School of Pharmacy and on the state level Letter-writing campaigns to legislators PharmPAC fundraisers-raised money for the political action committee for pharmacists in Pennsylvania Government Relations and Advocacy for Student Pharmacists (GRASP) Program participation Pharmacy Carnival Met with State Senator Fontana while on campus Presented two Pharmacist Driving Change posters at the PPA Midyear Conference Won first place for the Health Literacy Medication Adherence project Took second place in the Achieving Independence competition Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Pharmacists PSHP History The student chapter of Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Pharmacists (PSHP) at Duquesne University recently became active again. Currently, we have about 30 active members. Mission Focusing on areas of pharmacy other than retail, such as hospital, infusion, long-term care and residencies, PSHP represents its members and enables pharmacists to provide safe, proper and cost-effective medication use, serves as an advocate for patient access to appropriate drug therapy, enhances public awareness of the value of care provided by pharmacists and promotes pharmacy as an essential component of the health care team. 47 Mylan School of Pharmacy

49 Professional Project Residency and Fellowship Awareness and Preparation Officers President: President Elect: Treasurer: Secretary: Fundraising: Advisor: Stuart Rhodes Nicole Cornish Claire Schum Janelle Hestin Ashley Sadowy Dr. Nicole Marcotullio Activities School of Pharmacy Carnival Hosted managed care pharmacists, cardiologist, transplant team pharmacist, Rutgers fellow, etc. to address student pharmacists Sponsored curriculum vitae writing workshop DU Health Fair: OTC display Pharmacy Career Roundtable for preprofessional student pharmacists Operation Residency for student pharmacists Clinical Skills Competition Phi Lambda Sigma PLS History Eta Chapter of Phi Lambda Sigma, a national professional pharmaceutical society, was chartered at Duquesne University in The society recognizes and encourages leadership in the profession of pharmacy. The society selects members who have completed at least one semester of the professional curriculum and have demonstrated exemplary leadership qualities. Mission As the Pharmacy Leadership Society, the purpose of Phi Lambda Sigma is to promote the development of leadership qualities, especially among student pharmacists. Professional Project Student Leadership Retreat Officers President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Historian: Service Co-Chairs: Advisor: Jenna Marks Natalie Vogt Michelle Mikus Aaron Pellicciotti Chelsea Harrison Brandon Herk Mary Riedy Dr. J. Douglas Bricker Activities Sponsored Spotlight Leader of the Month Award for students Organized Welcome to Pharmacy School breakfast for new students Participated in JDRF Diabetes Walk Attended National Phi Lambda Sigma meeting Participated in Pharmacy Carnival Donated and baked cookies with families of patients in the Pittsburgh area at Family House Donated toys to the Alliance for Infants and Children in Allegheny County Made and donated craft kits for recovering children at the Children s Institute Sponsored Pharmacy Student Leadership Retreat Rho Chi Society History Rho Chi is a national honor society recognizing the scholastic achievement of the top 20 percent of each year s fourth-year pharmacy class, based on a cumulative grade point average. This organization commends superior students in pharmacy education for achieving and exemplifying the highest standards of academic integrity, knowledge, and skill of learning. Promoting the advancement of the pharmaceutical sciences through the encouragement and recognition of superior scholarship, this organization was granted a charter in 1941 as the Alpha Beta Chapter. Rho Chi was established to encourage and recognize excellence in intellectual achievement. ANNUAL REPORT

50 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Mission The Alpha Beta Chapter of the Rho Chi Society strives to uphold excellence in both academic achievement and high standards of conduct and character. Our members use their talents for the benefit of the school, local community and pharmacy profession. With each program, the chapter sets goals and strives to exceed our expectations. This focus on excellence parallels the Society s aim to promote continued education after graduation, whether through a residency, fellowship, graduate school or further educational degrees. Professional Projects Research and Scholarship Activities Tutoring Service Officers President: Vice President: Treasurer: Secretary: Historian: Faculty Advisor: Joshua Bench Joshua Snodgrass Michael Galbraith Katherine Swartele Lanette Sipple Dr. David Lapinsky Activities Hosted Speaker Armando Ocando, financial representative for Northwestern Mutual regarding financial planning for pharmacists Participated in JDRF Walk Participated in Walk Now for Autism Attended National Rho Chi meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana Sponsored a toy box drive for Operation Christmas Child Held informative/preparatory session for the IPA for PYII students Conducted three practice IPA (Integrated Pharmacy Application) exams for both the PY2 and PY3 classes Student National Pharmaceutical Association SNPhA History The Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) was founded in 1972 as the student affiliate of the National Pharmaceutical Association (NPhA). The student chapter of SNPhA at Duquesne University was established in SNPhA is an education and service association of student pharmacists and high school affiliate members who are concerned about pharmacy and health care issues and the need for greater minority representation in pharmacy and other health professions. Mission The purpose of SNPhA is to plan, organize, coordinate and execute programs geared toward the improvement of the health, social and educational environment of the community while providing opportunities for professional development. SNPhA offers programs that address the improvement of the health, education and social environment of the entire community, with specific consideration for the interests of minority student pharmacists and the health care of minority populations. SNPhA pledges to work with other organizations and public agencies in the pursuit of charitable and education objectives. Professional Project AIDS Awareness Officers President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Advisor: Hailey Choi Lynn Kim Yiran Jiang Haley Wochner Dr. Khalid Kamal Activities Service project with Shepherd Wellness Center, HIV/AIDS community in Pittsburgh Hosted a guest speaker, Walmart Regional Talent Specialist, Saundra Ruffin, R.Ph, titled positioning for success moving from student to intern to pharmacist. 49 Mylan School of Pharmacy

51 Hosted an informational session introducing Rutgers University industrial fellowship program collaborated with PSHP Duquesne Pharmacy School hooded sweatshirts fundraiser You know you are Duquesne Student Pharmacist if T-shirts fundraiser Participated in Pharmacy Carnival Professional Pharmacy Fraternities Kappa Epsilon History Kappa Epsilon provides to its members a network of women who are devoted to the advancement of women in the field of pharmacy. We were granted a charter at Duquesne University as the Alpha Phi chapter in October Our chapter was formed out of a need and desire for a nondiscriminatory pharmacy organization with aspirations to promote women in pharmacy. Mission The Alpha Phi chapter of Kappa Epsilon is a professional pharmacy fraternity dedicated to the promotion and support of women in the field of pharmacy. We strive to help in the betterment of our community and to provide support to each other throughout our education at Duquesne University. Professional Project Breast Cancer Awareness Officers President: Mary Riedy Vice President: Rebecca Clarke Treasurer: Chelsea Harrison Recording Secretary: Rachel Marini Corresponding Secretary: Emily Schimizzi New Membering Coordinators: Autumn Kuzy Lindsey Hilton Ritual Master-Chaplain: Alex Hill Historian: Brooke Jackson Alumni Liaison: Ashley Meiser Sergeant at Arms: Bethany Gent Co-Advisor: Dr. Paula Witt-Enderby Dr. Jennifer Elliott Activities Hosted Teas with KE in fall and spring for Sisters and Professors PharmCORP presentations to middle/high schools St Vincent DePaul Night Sponsored Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon & Prayer Service Family House Bingo nights and Bake Nights Light the Night Walk Go Pink with Panera Making Strides for Breast Cancer Walk Designed and sold over 500 shirts for Breast Cancer Awareness Month CAT review for freshman pre-pharmacy students Presentation to 3rd and 4th years on what to expect from the IPA Food Drive Family House Dessert Night Children s Institute Christmas Event Pharmacy Preview Day Christmas Toy Drive for the Alliance for infants and toddlers Collected Yoplait lids for breast cancer Participated in JDRF walk Participated in Pharmacy Carnival Prepared Halloween treat bags for professors & treats for PI Day Kappa Psi History Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity was founded in 1879 at the Russell Military Academy in New Haven, Conn. Initially, it accepted both pharmacy and medical students, but this changed in 1924 to better serve the needs of each respected profession. Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest pharmaceutical fraternity in the world. It currently includes 72 active collegiate chapters and 43 active graduate chapters in the United States and Canada. ANNUAL REPORT

52 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS The Delta Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Psi at Duquesne University was founded in 1967 in response to the wishes of two Duquesne alumni and some of the Duquesne faculty. Responding to an increased number of women entering the pharmacy profession, Delta Epsilon amended its constitution in 1986 and began accepting women. Today, Kappa Psi is the only co-ed professional pharmacy fraternity at Duquesne. Mission Kappa Psi strives to be a fraternal organization for the mutual benefit of all the members; to advance the profession of pharmacy educationally, fraternally and socially; to instill industry, sobriety, fellowship and high ideals in its members, and to foster scholarship and pharmaceutical research. Kappa Psi seeks to serve the Pittsburgh region and the Duquesne community, and members draw strength from each other, our past members and ourselves. We thrive by passing on our traditions to future members and by improving the profession of pharmacy by practicing the ideals of our fraternity. Professional Project Healthy Heart Officers Regent: Vice President: Treasurer: Secretary: Historian: Chaplain: Sergeant-at-Arms: HEART Representatives: Grand Council Deputy: Correne Gray Tricia Coulter Raeven Rush Karly Walushka Gena Bickhart Kara Bakowski Ify Mkparu Dr. Riccardo Boni Activities Participated in JDRF Walk Participated in Pharmacy Carnival Assisted at the Jubilee Soup Kitchen Made Valentine s Day cards for a local nursing home Lambda Kappa Sigma History Lambda Kappa Sigma is an international professional pharmacy fraternity that was founded in Tau Chapter was launched at Duquesne in 1932 and has since been serving its purpose of promoting the profession of pharmacy among women. Lambda Kappa Sigma accepts members in the pharmacy program that have at least a 3.0 GPA and who demonstrate exemplary professional promise. Mission Lambda Kappa Sigma promotes the profession of pharmacy among women while promoting community service and professionalism and academic excellence. Professional Projects What is a Pharmacist? A Day in the Life of a DU Pharmacy Student Calm Your Fears about Third Year The Germ Project Officers President: Danielle Maranowski Vice-President: Erica Gray Recording Secretary: Caitlyn Robertson Corresponding Secretary: Victoria Climo Treasurer: Kate McCaffrey Historian: Elizabeth Nemet Membership Chairpersons: Alicia Sacco Amanda Migitsch Activities Participated in the Relay for Life walk Cards for families at preemie unit in hospital Christmas/Valentine Day/Easter cards for senior citizens Made blankets for neonatal intensive care unit at local Pittsburgh hospital What is a Pharmacist presentations at seven local high schools A Day in the Life of a DU Pharmacy Student JDRF Walk 51 Mylan School of Pharmacy

53 Miryam s Women s Shelter birthday gift bags Participated in Pharmacy Carnival Participated in DU Carnival Prom Project for special needs high school students Great American Smoke Out awareness Project HOPE fundraiser for healthcare availability for people around the world Participated in Legislative Day at the Capitol Women s Health Education awareness to college students Poison Prevention/Expired Medication Collection awareness to college students Germ Project for elementary students Participated in Pharmacy Preview Day Phi Delta Chi History Founded in 1960, the Duquesne University Beta Gamma Chapter of Phi Delta Chi national pharmacy fraternity endeavors to integrate academic, spiritual, and social activities into fostering the highest professional and personal ideals. The Beta Gamma chapter at Duquesne is nationally heralded as one of the best chapters of Phi Delta Chi. Throughout our long and storied history, our chapter has won 13 Emory W. Thurston awards, which is Phi Delta Chi s highest honor. Further, we have won the Phi Delta Chi National Professional and Service Projects Award each of the past 2 years for our extensive work both on campus and in the surrounding community. In fact, we were even recognized this past summer by the Professional Fraternity Association, a national organization that encompasses professional fraternities and sororities from a variety of majors, by receiving its Outstanding Community Service Award for our work done in the academic year. We take great pride in these awards, as we strive to give back to the community through many projects like blood pressure screenings, our Know Your Drug video series on YouTube that focuses on patient counseling information of commonly prescribed medications (over 30,000 views to date!), and our newly formed Get to Know Your Professor speaker series where students can learn about what our professors do when they are not teaching. We were also named the Mylan School of Pharmacy Pharmacy Organization of the Year in both and at the APhA-ASP Banquet. Mission The fraternity endeavors to integrate academic, spiritual and social activities and thereby foster the highest professional and personal ideals among its members. Professional Projects St. Jude Children s Hospital, PDC National Philanthropy The Prostate Cancer Foundation Movember: Changing the Face of Men s Health Officers Worthy Chief Counselor: Michael Ballow, II Worthy Vice Counselor: Nolan Kauffman Worthy Correspondent: John Fetterman Worthy Keeper of Record & Seals: Scott Craig Worthy Keeper of Finance: Zachary Klick Worthy Master at Arms: Ian Kish Worthy Inner Guard: Andrew Krut Worthy Alumni Liaison: Nickolas Smithmyer Worthy Prelate: Ben Rosati Advisor: Dr. Peter Wildfong Co-Advisor: Dr. Kurt Wolfgang Activities Drugs of Abuse Presentations to various high schools Annual Sausagefests benefitting our charities Brown Bag events at local senior homes PDC Men s Health Fair at DU Social events at local UPMC Nursing Homes Meatball sub sales for charity Healthcare education displays Diabetes education display series Know Your Drug series of YouTube information videos Blood pressure screenings Prince of Peace Parish Health Fair ANNUAL REPORT

54 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Fall Homecoming Carnival at DU School of Pharmacy White Coat Ceremony JDRF Walk AHA Heart Walk Dodgeball for Diabetes Founders Day dinner with PDC chapter at University of Pittsburgh Phi Delta Chi Semester Masses at DU Chapel Pre-Professional Pharmacy development activities School of Pharmacy Carnival Pharmacy Greek Penny Wars Get to Know Your Professor Speaker Series Profile of the freshman class entering Fall 2012 (Class of 2018) compared to the entering Fall freshman classes. Freshman Class Comparison: Classes of Total Enrollment Males 33% 36% 40% 41% 54% 37% 44% Females 67% 64% 60% 59% 46% 63% 56% Minority Students 10% 7% 7% 13% 12% 12% 7% Geographic Distribution: States PA OH WV MD NY NJ Other, Including International Average Verbal SAT Average Math SAT Average Total SAT Percent Receiving Scholarship 99% 99% 99% 99% 99% 97% 97% Total Scholarship Dollars $1.3M $909,289 $1.6M $624,248 $1.1M $885,025 $1.2M 53 Mylan School of Pharmacy

55 Profile of the Weekend Class for Fall 2012 (Class of 2016) as compared to previous years (Classes of ) Weekend Pathway - Class Profile Comparison Class of * 2016 Total Enrollment Males 38% 40% 46% 32% 39% Females 62% 60% 54% 68% 61% Minority Students 9% 8% 22% 15% 19% Geographic Distribution: States PA OH WV MD NY NJ Other, Including International Average PCAT Average GPA ANNUAL REPORT

56 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS PharmD Class of 2012 Dr. Alexandra Khadegeh Abbas Dr. Kimberly Renee Adamson** Dr. Alisha Nicole Anderko** Dr. Derek S. Andrekovich Dr. Alaina Marie Augustine* Dr. Courtney F. Austin Dr. Joel Adam Austin Dr. Amanda Baker Dr. Kara Lynn Bakowski* Dr. Meghan Elizabeth Barclay* Dr. Brandi L. Bellotti* Dr. Shaina Rose Bernard** Dr. Rachel Elizabeth Berndt Dr. Craig M. Bieltz Dr. Lauren Andre Bond Dr. Ryan R. Boro Dr. Nicole A. Bott Dr. Felicia Lyn Bruck Dr. Jessica M. Bruno* Dr. David A. Budzyn Dr. Deanna Jean Buehrle* Dr. Lindsey G. Butta Dr. Brandon C. Carson Dr. Frances G. Chasler* Dr. Christine M. Culik* Dr. Jaclyn A. Cundra Dr. Cassie L. Damich* Dr. Matthew Steven Diehl* Dr. Amy G. DiPietro* Dr. David R. Drayton II Dr. Lauren Elizabeth Drozdiel Dr. Alexis Nicole Dziatkowicz Dr. Danielle Elizabeth Enders-Jack Dr. Erica A. Feinberg Dr. Kimberly Jo Firtz Dr. Amanda J. Fischer Dr. Kristin M. Franks Dr. Jacquelynn M. Frock Dr. Jenna Lynn Frye Dr. Zachary S. Geiger Dr. Amanda Margaret George* Dr. David Christopher Gilday Jr. Dr. Katherine Marie Gorcyca* Dr. Zane Michael Gray Dr. Jessica Marie Griswold Dr. Kyle Jeffrey Hampson Dr. Patrick Case Hanley Dr. Megan Pamela Hanzes Dr. Elizabeth Noel Hauss Dr. Anne Kathleen Hayles Dr. Maria G. Hazimihalis Dr. David Adam Heckman* Dr. Kathryn Anne Honkala Dr. Samantha Lee Hoover Dr. Shannon L. Horgan Dr. Matthew N. Hoyceanyls* Dr. Michael J. Hoyceanyls* Dr. Jei Won Hwang Dr. Jordan Michael Jakab* Dr. Laura Catherine Jawdy Dr. Erin Marie Johns Dr. Ann Elizabeth Johnson* Dr. Brittany Elizabeth Johnson Dr. Kristen Marie Johnson Dr. Stacy Lynn Johnson Dr. Amy Leigh Jurek Dr. Kayla Jo Kachmar* Dr. Cherie Lyn Kachmarchi* Dr. Jacqulyn Lee Kalina Dr. Brendan Thomas Kane Dr. Kirstin Elise Klein* Dr. Jenna Elizabeth Klempay Dr. Maria Grace Knauff Dr. Harold Robert Kolonich** Dr. Alisa Nicole Kremmel Dr. Andrew Thomas Krut Dr. Yeun Joo Lee* Dr. Jessica Marie Lewandowski* Dr. Anastasios Liakos Dr. Hannah Jean Livengood* Dr. Lauren A. Long Dr. Zachary Ryan Lowry Dr. Taylor C. Lucic Dr. Melissa Grace McClure Dr. Mallory A. McCormick Dr. Amber Elizabeth McElhaney Dr. Michelle Lynn McIntyre* Dr. Melanie Rae McKain*** Dr. David W. McKnight* Dr. Tyler Lee Micsky Dr. Katherine Chelsey Moldovan Dr. Jeffrey A. Moschgat Dr. Courtney Lauren Mudryk*** Dr. Andrew Michael Mullen Dr. Emma Elizabeth Myers* Dr. Jennifer L. Myers Dr. Michelle Linh Nguyen Dr. Jennifer L. Niccolai* Dr. Renee Lynn Niklewicz* Dr. Lindsay Adelle Nobles Dr. Kathleen M. O Donnell Dr. Lindsay J. O Donnell Dr. Brennan Patrick O Hare Dr. Christopher M. Oczypok Dr. Bethany Ruth Oesterle Dr. Lauren Michelle Olesky Dr. Julie Ann Olszewski Dr. Nolan Richard Palko Dr. James Richard Pansky Dr. James Seunghyun Park Dr. Katie Park* Dr. Nicole M. Paronish** Dr. John E. Pastorek Dr. Rachel M. Patterson* 55 Mylan School of Pharmacy

57 Dr. Phillip R. Pauvlinch Dr. Aaron J. Pickering** Dr. Nicole Annemarie Pizarro Dr. Christine M. Polaha Dr. Erin Lindsey Polis** Dr. Dayna Marie Pontzer Dr. Erin Corinne Ponzurick Dr. Sarah Elizabeth Predis* Dr. Richard F. Presel Dr. Joshua Richard Pukl Dr. Lauren Leigh Pusateri* Dr. Melinda M. Randolph Dr. Brian T. Reed Dr. Jonathan Glenn Charles Reed Dr. Sarah Bethany Ritter Dr. Amanda Lee Rojeski** Dr. Kimberly A. Roncase Dr. Roland James Rovito** Dr. Zachary Philip Sabella Dr. Yolanta Victoria Samuels Dr. David C. Schubert Dr. Jason Seeds Dr. Michael Sant Sekhon Dr. Alexa Michelle Sevin* Dr. Bradley William Sfara* Dr. Matthew W. Shaffron** Dr. Lauren Marie Shreckengosh Dr. Lisa N. Skedzielewski Dr. Brandon Joseph Smith** Dr. Leah Rose Smith Dr. Nickolas J. Smithmyer Dr. Melinda Blair Snyder Dr. Daniel James Spears Dr. Julia Rose Spinner Dr. Lea Sporzynski Dr. Katherine S. Srsen Dr. Michael R. Staley** Dr. Amanda Mae Stefanak* Dr. Spero Nicholas Stefanis Dr. Marshall Dayne Stewart Dr. Sylvia Stella Stoffella Dr. Ryan Andrew Stotka Dr. Sarah R. Strychalski* Dr. Janel Kara Sudiak*** Dr. Peter Michael Sullivan* Dr. Christina J. Sutton* Dr. Jaclyn Marie Tambellini Dr. Gary William Tedesco, Jr. Dr. Amanda Marie Teets** Dr. Mary Louise Thomas* Dr. Caitlin Ann Thompson Dr. Kelsey Anne Thompson Dr. Samantha Mary Thompson Dr. Thomas Jonathan Tonti* Dr. Constance Marie Topolewski Dr. Julia B. Valdisera* Dr. Nicole Lee Vogus Dr. Alicia Voll Dr. Matthew Russell Walker Dr. Christine Wassef* Dr. Leanne Marie Williams* Dr. Marc Anthony Willner Dr. Silas Max Wonderling Dr. Brian Joseph Yuhas** Dr. Junnae Nichole Zupsic *Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude ***Summa Cum Laude Certificate in Pharmacy Management Dr. Brandon C. Carson Dr. Kenneth Brian Cook Dr. Zachary S. Geiger Dr. Anne Kathleen Hayles Dr. Ann Elizabeth Johnson Dr. Brittany Elizabeth Johnson Dr. Stacy Lynn Johnson Dr. Jacqulyn Lee Kalina Dr. Katherine Chelsey Moldovan Dr. Jennifer L. Myers Dr. James Richard Pansky Dr. Marshall Dayne Stewart Dr. Leanna Marie Williams Certificate in Geriatrics Pharmacotherapy Dr. Alaina Marie Augustine Dr. Craig M. Bieltz Dr. Jessica M. Bruno Dr. Deanna Jean Buehrle Dr. Frances G. Chasler Dr. Danielle Elizabeth Enders- Jack Dr. Elizabeth Noel Hauss Dr. Samantha Lee Hoover Dr. Laura Catherine Jawdy Dr. Melanie Rae McKain Dr. Julie Ann Olszewski Dr. Janel Kara Sudiak Dr. Mary Louise Thomas Dr. Brian Joseph Yuhas Certificate in Pediatric Pharmacotherapy Dr. Kimberly Renee Adamson Dr. Meghan Elizabeth Barclay Dr. Felicia Lyn Bruck Dr. Jaclyn A. Cundra Dr. Cassie L. Damich Dr. Erin Marie Johns Dr. Mallory A. McCormick Dr. Amber Elizabeth McElhaney Dr. Katie Park Dr. Erin Lindsey Polis Dr. Sarah Elizabeth Predis Dr. Daniel James Spears Dr. Lea Sporzynski Dr. Amanda Mae Stefanak Dr. Sylvia Stella Stoffella Dr. Constance Marie Topolewski Certificate in Academic Pharmacy Dr. Derek S. Andrekovich Dr. Erica A, Feinberg Dr. Cherie Lyn Kachmarchi Dr. Nicole Annemarie Pizarro Dr. Ryan Andrew Stotka Certificate in Pharmaceutical Research Dr. Amanda Margaret George Dr. Katherine Marie Gorcyca Dr. David Adam Heckman Certificate in Pharmaceutical Administration Dr. Lauren Leigh Pusateri ANNUAL REPORT

58 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Class of 2012 Student Pharmacist Awards Faculty Award Dr. Amanda Margaret George Academy of Student Pharmacists Award for Interest and Service in Pharmacy Organization Work Dr. Sylvia Stella Stoffella Facts and Comparisons Award for Excellence in Clinical Communications Dr. Harold Robert Kolonich J. Cornetti Tucci Award for Excellence in Pharmaceutics Dr. Harold Robert Kolonich Lilly Achievement Award for Superior Scholastic Professional Achievement and Leadership Dr. Mary Louise Thomas Merck Award for Excellence in Medicinal Chemistry Dr. Megan Pamela Hanzes Merck Award for Excellence in Medicinal Chemistry Dr. Rachel M. Patterson Mylan Award for Excellence in Pharmacy Dr. Nicole M. Paronish Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Award for Pharmacy Organizational Activity Dr. Kyle Jeffrey Hampson Sara A. Corey Award for Involvement in Community Professional Programs Dr. Kyle Jeffrey Hampson TEVA Pharmaceuticals USA Award for Excellence in Pharmacology-Toxicology Dr. David Adam Heckman United States Public Health Service Excellence in Public Health Pharmacy Practice Award Dr. Alexa Michelle Sevin Healthcare Supply Chain Management Matthew Christopher Battista Andrew D. Direnzo Kerrie B. Florack Katherine E. Kreuz Cody Garrett Markovich Stephanie Lynn Novakowski John Eric Romain Courtney Lynn Thompson Employment Statistics Employment statistics were compiled from 151 returned surveys that were given to 185 graduating PY4 students. The table below represents a break-down of the job offers that were reported by our students. Career placement is coordinated through the University Office of Career Services and the Assistant Dean of the School of Pharmacy. Career Orientations of Graduating Students Student pharmacists and graduates have access to the full services and programs of the University Career Services Center. These services include: individual career counseling, résumé preparation, interview and job search techniques, on-campus interviews by prospective employers, referrals to employers, and career fairs. Career Orientations of Graduating Students Community Pharmacy Practice-Independent Community Pharmacy Practice-Chain Institutional Practice (includes hospital) Nuclear Pharmacy Industrial Pharmacy Government Pharmacy Graduate/Professional Study Residencies Other (or undecided) Mylan School of Pharmacy

59 Alumni Alumni Association Officers President Stacy Costa, P 86 First Vice President Janet Lindner, P 78 Second Vice President Donna Hazel, P 79 Secretary Jamie Summers, PharmD 06 Treasurer Gayle Cotchen, P 76 Immediate Past President Eric Hauser, P 94 Assistant Director Pamela Hucko Koerner, P 97, PharmD 98 Executive Director J. Douglas Bricker, PhD Alumni Association Awards Alumni Award Eric R. Hauser (P 94) Wellness Format Store Project Manager Rite Aid Corporation Alumni Achievement Award Theresa M. Talbott (P 87) Pharmacy Supervisor CVS pharmacy Recent Graduate Alumnus Award Michael A. DeCoske (PharmD P 07) Associate Chief Pharmacy Officer for Ambulatory Services Duke University Hospital in Durham, North Carolina Distinguished Alumni Award Eric R. Hauser (P 94) Eric Raymond Hauser currently works with Rite Aid Corporation in a very exciting new role. In his current role, as Wellness Format Store Project Manager, Eric helps oversee the rollout of Rite Aid s new concept store and is helping develop a new position within these stores called a Wellness Ambassador. He previously held the position of Pharmacy District Manager in the Pittsburgh area for the past ten years. In total, Eric has 22 years of retail pharmacy experience. Eric started his career as a pharmacy intern with Thrift Drug in the Pittsburg area in Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, Eric has worked for several retail chains including Thrift Drug, Eckerd, Brooks Eckerd, and Rite Aid. Throughout his career, Eric has held increasing roles of responsibility including staff pharmacist, pharmacy manager, pharmacy district manager, and most recently Wellness Format Store Project Manager. Eric graduated Suma Cum Laude from Duquesne University School of Pharmacy in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy. He has been an active member of the Pharmacy Alumni Association since his graduation. In past years, Eric has served as Vice President and then President of the organization. In addition to his involvement with the Pharmacy Alumni Association, Eric is a member of the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association. Eric lives in Greensburg, Pennsylvania with his wife Erica and their two mini dachshunds Cooper and Trinity. When not working, Eric enjoys traveling and gardening. Alumni Achievement Award Theresa M. Talbott (P 87) Terry Talbott is a 1987 graduate of Duquesne University. She has practiced in the chain pharmacy setting for her entire professional career beginning with Thrift Drug as an intern and continuing for the last 22 years with CVS pharmacy. Terry has been a pharmacy supervisor for CVS for the past 10 years covering the Pocono and Lehigh Valley areas. Terry has been involved in many pharmacy organizations throughout her career. She began her involvement with PPA as a student representative and has served the organization in many capacities, including committee membership, chairperson for the Chain Pharmacy Academy, and Speaker of the House of Delegates. Terry served as PPA President from She has remained active following her presidency and currently serves as Chairman of the Awards committee. Terry also participated on the committee to rewrite the Pharmacy Practice Act in ANNUAL REPORT

60 STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS Terry has also been involved with NCPA, APhA, and most recently served as the CVS Caremark representative to the Pennsylvania Association of Chain Drug Stores. She has attended legislative days and actively participates in working to advance the profession of pharmacy. For the last 8 years, Terry has been the CVS ambassador to the State Board of Pharmacy, attending the monthly board meetings as an observer. This knowledge will be serve as a good foundation for her service on the board. By serving on the Board, Terry hopes to continue her service to the profession of pharmacy. She looks forward to working to advance the practice of pharmacy in Pennsylvania in new and innovative ways that will engage pharmacists and protect and empower our patients to enjoy positive health outcomes. Young Alumni Achievement Award Michael A. DeCoske (PharmD 07) Michael DeCoske currently serves as the Associate Chief Pharmacy Officer for Ambulatory Services at Duke University Hospital in Durham, North Carolina. He also serves as a residency advisor for the PGY1 resident in the 24-month Health System Pharmacy Administration Residency Program. Previously, DeCoske served as Coordinator of Pharmacy Administrative Services at Duke University Hospital. Prior to Duke, he completed a PGY1 and Health System Pharmacy Administration (PGY2) Residency at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, South Carolina. He completed his Doctor of Pharmacy degree at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 2011, Dr. DeCoske served as the keynote speaker for the White Coat Ceremony at Duquesne. Dr. DeCoske is committed to professional pharmacy involvement. He has served as Vice- Chair and Chair of the ASHP New Practitioners Forum Executive Committee. DeCoske represented the new practitioner perspective as a voting participant at the 2010 ASHP Pharmacy Practice Model Summit. In 2011, he was awarded the ASHP Distinguished Service Award for the New Practitioners Forum. Dr. DeCoske currently serves as Vice Chair of the ASHP Section of Pharmacy Practice Managers Business Management Section Advisory Group and is a member of the University Health System Consortium Ambulatory Pharmacy Council and Specialty Pharmacy Task Force. He is a co-author of the recently published Pharmacy Leadership Field Guide. DeCoske holds distinction as a Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist. Alumni Highlights Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Awards Bowl of Hygeia Award Rich Smiga, P 84, was the 2012 recipient of the Bowl of Hygeia award presented at the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association (PPA) Annual Conference in Scranton, PA, on September 22nd. This award, which is part of a national awards program sponsored by the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Foundation and the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations (NASPA) with support from Boehringer Ingelheim, is granted to recognize and honor a Pennsylvania pharmacist who has demonstrated sustained commitment to community service, apart from his/her specific identification as a pharmacist, which reflects well on the profession of pharmacy. Richard Smiga began his career with Thrift Drug Company in Pittsburgh, PA, as a pharmacy intern ascending through the ranks post-graduation from assistant pharmacy manager to manager within a year. His exemplary performance as store manager led to a promotion as district pharmacy supervisor in Lancaster, PA, where he was responsible for the operations of 35 individual store units. In recognition of his service to the profession, he was recognized by Duquesne University with its Alumni Achievement Award in In 2005, he accepted a position as Vice- President of Pharmacy Operations with Care Capital Management, an umbrella organization that focuses on pharmacy retail, long-term care and institutional services. 59 Mylan School of Pharmacy

61 Alumni Care Capital provides health screenings, delivery services, and medication therapy management services to its patients. Its closed door pharmacy specialty services offer dispensing services as well as medication chart reviews. In 2008, Smiga became Care Capital s HIPAA Privacy and Security Officer and CEO, and in 2009 he began a second term as Chairman of the Pennsylvania State Board of Pharmacy. In his personal time, Smiga volunteers with a Montessori School, the Children s Miracle Network, the Lancaster area Habitat for Humanity, and the United Way. He is a member of the Superintendents Parent Advisory Committee and is a corporate Team Chairman. Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Companies Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award Jamie McConaha, PharmD 07, was the 2012 recipient of the Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Companies Distinguished Young Pharmacist award presented at the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association (PPA) Annual Conference in Scranton, PA, on September 22nd. This award recognizes new pharmacists for their dedication to and participation in PPA, commitment to the practice of pharmacy, and involvement in community activities. Jamie McConaha, PharmD, a 2007 graduate of Duquesne University, now serves as an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at her alma mater. Providing previous assistance in the development of clinical services at her former practice site with Giant Eagle Corporation, Dr. McConaha is now actively engaged in the medical home model with Preferred Primary Care Physicians based in Carnegie, PA. McConaha is also active in multiple regional, state, and national associations, quickly stepping into leadership positions. Her health outcomes research has focused on assessing the value of a pharmacist s impact on common chronic diseases, on the implementation of programs and systems to improve patient outcome, and on the use of advanced teaching to enhance student learning. Her pharmacy practice serves as a clinical site for sixteen Advanced Pharmacy Practice students yearly. Dr. McConaha is a member of the American Pharmacists Association, the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, and the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. She is a co-advisor for the Duquesne University Student Chapter of Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Allegheny County Pharmacists Association (PPA-ACPA) and for the Student Chapter of the Lambda Kappa Sigma fraternity. She also sits on the board of the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association, serves as chair for the PPA Peer Review workgroup, and is President of the Allegheny County Pharmacists Association. ANNUAL REPORT

62 Development We acknowledge and appreciate the generosity of all of our alumni donors. Every effort has been made to accurately list the names and donations as reported by the Office of Advancement as of 31 December To report an error, please call Annual Fund 2012 $2,000 or more Diann Glickman Jeffrey Fisher Janis Fisher Dennis Engel Sylvia Mulvihill J. D. Bricker Craig Cochenour Andrew Altobelli Lauraine Duncan Marjorie Haller Felix Khin-Maung-Gyi Amy Lizza Walter Lizza Richard Pipak David Shetter Leonard Stevens David Wargo Donna Hazel John Valenti Michele Belsey Steve Buraczewski Nancy Huff Barbara O Donnell Samuel Procaccini Charles Trainor Vincent DeSantis Marvin Lalli Pamela Koerner Peter Bellisario Peter Bernardo Patrick Birmingham Barbara Bugosh Raymond Carter Michelle DeBalko Edward DePaz Patrick Devine Louis Di Paolo Thomas Elias Barbara Erzen Sharon Galzarano Thomas Jackovic Donald Kerrish Arnold Lazarus Janet Lindner Joseph Oddis Mauree Prack Mary Reilly Oreste Salerni Lynne Soltis Norman Tomaka Louis Vottero $500 to $999 John Sahlaney Robert Wanovich Robert Garmise Albert Bernas David DiPietro John Haller Kathleen Kowalewski Pattianne Lozano John Reynolds Kevin Rodgers Kathy Sill Ernest Skultety Frank Sorgi $250 to $499 Patricia Drutch Paula Fricchione William Henwood Cathy Pieper Ellen Antal Paul Bummer Patricia D Antonio Toni Fera Kristen Fink James Jordan Michael Mohutsk Steven Petrone Joseph Reich Cathy Steward Hruska Marc Harrold Erik Himelein Amandus Link Ann Mewherter Aimee Novotny Robert Sever Dennis Shingleton John Tomko $150 to $249 Eugene Bevacqua John Casey Barbara Chick Gayle Cotchen Richard Demitras Judy Downing Thomas Fowler Jude (Chris) Gorski Edward Jones Maryann Koval Cynthia Kriss Stefanie Lanese Joseph Piccotti Jean Reichenbach James Sandala Gordon Schultz Suzanne Simon Mark Tarquinio Joseph Tempio Joseph Roman Patricia Keys Donald Wong $1,000 to $1,999 Robert Maher George McMillin Mary Meredith Thomas Mattei Lynne Sylvia Patricia Gussin Robert Gussin Trudy King Susan DeCorte- McMillin Jeffrey Meredith Robert Laux John Aber Jeanine Ballinger Richard Burgess Sally Burgess Cassandra Hancharick John Lech Maria Alexander Anthony Morante Jennifer Garmise Angelica Bivens Joseph Bondi 61 Mylan School of Pharmacy

63 Tracy Dankoff Paul Glynn Robert Santini Alicia Brockett Shelley Donalies Carla Goetz Frank Schneck Luke Buffone Gary Drutch Norman Gordon Kevin Schnupp Peter Bulatao Harriet Merkling Pamela Gradisek Donna Sigmund Crystal Burkhart Richard Steinbach Barbara Greco Paul Solinski Jeanne Butrym John Stewart Susan Guttendorf Tina Stacy Cynthia Byrne Eric Hauser Theresa Talbott Mary Joan Byrne $100 to $149 David Johnson Lawrence Corbin Susan Skarzynski Paul Trunzo Ugochi Abaribe Tracy Allmon Rose Arabia Anuradha Athani James Austin Susan Avramis James Beaumariage Kelly Bell Melanie Bittner Robert Brandt Deema Budeiri Maximilian Callaghan Charles Chasler Sandra Crabtree Clarence Curry Gary Degnan Brianne Dempsey Jane DeSanto Dennis DiBiagio Donald Dietz Craig Dolan Kelly Elder Richard Fejka Kathy Feliu Robin Fernandez H. Fray Donald Gabig Charlotte Glessner Marybeth Heathcote Jeanne Howard Mohamed Ismael Timothy Jaskiewicz Joseph Jaskol William Johnson Victoria Judd Charles Karnack Jason Kelly Evelyn Kolesar Kathleen Kosty Thomas Kreiner Colette Lettero Charles Liberatore Domenic Mantella Edward Mazur Barbara McElroy Florine McQuade Carolyn McWilliams Gina Morrow Gary Needham Jeffrey Neigh Yvonne O Brien Robert Ocvirk Patrick O Donnell John Paone Selene Pelc Robert Pinos Jeffrey Popovic Martha Pride Gene Riley Frank Roberts Michael Romano Thomas Ross Dorinda Trader William Trogus Anup Vidwans Barbara Watson Jill Watters Patricia Wildasin Paul Wirth Michael Young Margaret Zyra Less than $100 Mary Alston Robert Anderson David Angelini Janet Astle Katherine Badzik Christina Balow Pamela Balzer Frank Barr Kimberly Bauer Elaine Baumgart Marcie Bender Laura Bennett Christopher Bero Phil Blake Lawrence Block Kelly Bobbs Susan Boburchuk- Tallion Joseph Boivin Patricia Boland Edward Bolen Michele Bonistalli Suzann Bridge Terence Byrne Elizabeth Capacio Melissa Carapellotti Meredith Castro Jennifer Catanese Raymond Chartier Karen Christy Katherine Chorazy Amanda Chuk Kimberly Chuska Manette Cignetti Kielie Ciuchta Clarke Close Anne Coyne David Craig Lynn DeCaro Robert Devlin Ronald Dewalt Judith Donovan James Drennen Sheila Errett Nancy Eschrich Antonette Farrah Rosemary Ferruzza Joyce Flaherty Raymond Foglia Renee Fregenal Crystal Gilbert Maryann Gilmore Kenneth Glick Frank Gluvna Emily Godshalk Rebecca Goodermuth Lawrence Grieco ANNUAL REPORT

64 Development Donna Gurcak Deanna Korch James McBride Rhonda Rea Yvonne Hanson Lynn Koshut Cheryl McChesney William Reinhold Roberta Hawley Marianne Kramer Kenneth McDonnell Renee Richardson Joseph Hein Tawnya Krebs Marsha McFalls Thomas Rihn William Helsel Julie Krist William McIntyre Michael Romutis Paul Herman Amy Kubas Edward Merkling Joseph Ruda Carrie Herring Constance Lamb Beth Michel John Santo Bobbi Hilker Linda Larson Janelle Miller Lou Ann Scalise Carol Himelein Salvatore Laverde Margaret Moore David Schuetz Rosella Hoffmann Holly Lavery Lynette Motto John Servette Thomas Hudanich Joseph Lazzaro Karl Mueller Michelle Shopene Gayle Hudgins Susan Lenhart-Herman Joseph Mulato J. Skalko Stephen Hunter John Lisicky Dana Nardone Suzanne Sliker Richard Imhoff Bruce Livengood Gust Navaroli Kim Smith Veronica Inks Loretta Lombardo Allison Nemy Roger Sokiera Iris Ivey Robert Low Richard Nickel Michael Starvaggi Sandra Jacob Robert Maher Lisa O Brien Andrew Stasny Cynthia James Charles Mahood Christine O Neil Christopher Surratt Marion Jereb David Maize Maria Osborne Renee Swartzman Gary Kebejian Louka Makkar Thomas Paulone Edwin Sypolt Deanna Kelly Charles Manfresca Monica Pentrack Stephanie Taylor Elizabeth Kelly Heather Mann Anthony Perry Sylvia Thompson Barbara Kepich Michael Marks Barbara Piercy Sandra Trizzino Francis Kittell Susan Marlette Joshua Plavko Janice Uglow Alice Klisavage Dennis Martin David Pogue Carol Unrue Marybeth Klodowski Carl Masciantonio Catherine Porr Lisa Vancheri Leo Knapp Beata Przebinda Jennifer VanRyswyk Lauren Vavrek-Simko Michael Vorbach John Vrana David Walker Leon Wateska Cathryn West Thomas Wehrli Michele Williams Mary Wolff Patty Yoder Lisa Wilcox Kelly Williams Russell Zandonella 63 Mylan School of Pharmacy