2014 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

SUMMER 2015

Dear Friends,

After a ve-year moratorium on salary increases we were nally able to provide

merit increases to our individual faculty members. Although the merit pool was

a modest 4%, it signies that we again can reward our most productive faculty

and sta members and continue to attract and hire outstanding teachers and

support sta. As we are continuing to expand and improve our oerings, the

ability to reward our faculty and sta is of vital importance to assure continued

success.

This year we started the build-up of our South East Georgia (SEGA) program

in Savannah. An agreement has been made with St. Joseph/Candler to house

our program at the Candler Hospital System Campus Heart and Lung Building.

We were also fortunate enough to hire Ray Maddox as our Assistant Dean for the SEGA campus.

After a review of the proposed program, we submitted a request to ACPE for an accreditation visit

to approve SEGA as one of our extended campus sites. Our plans are to enroll the rst third-year

students in the SEGA program in Fall 2015.

This was also a record year for recruiting. Together with Ray Maddox a total of nine faculty

members were hired (see page 15). As part of our interest in preparing our graduates for playing

a broader role on health care teams, we hired Dr. Lilian Sattler, who holds a degree in pharmacy

and a doctorate in nutrition. Dr. Sattler holds a joint appointment in Pharmacy and in Family and

Consumer Sciences.

Our faculty is continuing their strong presence at the national level. A total of six faculty members

were recognized with various national awards and four took on national leadership roles during the

year.

This year we also passed our strategic goal of having a residency program aliated with the College

that encompassed at least 20 residents. It has taken a decade to reach this goal, in part due to the

severe recession we are nally leaving behind. We are very proud of and pleased to report that all

of the aliated programs are accredited by ASHP.

During the year our task force on curricular revision submitted their report to the faculty, and

during the spring we will work on nalizing the proposed changes with anticipated initiation of

the new curriculum in Fall 2015. Highlights include plans to move certain science courses to the

pre-pharmacy curriculum which in turn opens up opportunities for more professional courses in the

rst year, practicing concepts learned in our didactic courses, and introducing new approaches to

teaching.

Overall the progress during the year has been exciting. The only exception is the frustratingly slow

progress on our goal of updating our physical facility in Augusta. We submitted several proposals

and set aside additional funds for the building project, and although the university is supporting our

proposal, our proposed solutions were not approved. However, we are continuing to work with our

alumni, our faculty and the two universities to nd an acceptable solution.

LETTER FROM THE DEAN

Svein Øie, Dean

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College of Pharmacy,

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THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY MAGAZINE

VOLUME 92 • NUMBER 3 • SUMMER 2015

CONTENTS

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

CLINICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY . . . . . 4

PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES . . . 6

EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS and PRECEPTORS . . . . . . 7

NONTRADITIONAL EDUCATION and OUTREACH . . 10

SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

STUDENTS and ACADEMICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

GRANTS and AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

PUBLICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

PRESENTATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

DONOR RECOGNITION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS

State Allocation

26.8%

Regular Tuition

13.4%

Differential Tuition 19.8%

Research

21.4%

Development

15.2%

Income

2.6%

Other

0.9%

Sources of Income FY 14/15

As part of the University of Georgia Comprehensive Campaign the

College of Pharmacy began the silent phase of the new campaign,

“Building a Culture of Philanthropy through Partnerships,” in 2014.

Members of the College’s 22-member comprehensive campaign

board held its rst meeting in November to discuss goals and

strategies for achieving its multi-million dollar goal by 2020.

Goals for the new $17M campaign include increasing

scholarships, endowed chairs and professorships; securing

permanent space for the College’s programs in Augusta; further

cultivating the pharmacy programs in Albany and Savannah; and

advancing the post-graduate training programs.

The 22 members are: Hugh Chancy ’88, chair, of Hahira;

Bruce Broadrick ‘76 of Dalton; Barry Bryant ’81 of Augusta; Gary

Cunnigham’76 of Kathleen; Kenneth DeLay ’82 of Millen; Fred Sharpe

’74 of Albany; James Holley ’96 of Monroe; Earl Wright ’70, advisor,

of Augusta; J.T. Leatherwood, Huntsville AL; Andre Mackey ‘88 of

Avondale Estates; Steve Purvis ’98, vice chairman, of Ellijay; Je Jowdy

’83, advisor, of Franklin, TN; Pam Bramlett ’86 of Greenville, SC; Chris

Peterson,M.D., ’93 of Greenville, SC; and Casey Bozeman M.D., ‘15 of

Kissimee, FL.

Also Dean Svein Øie; Dana Strickland ’81, executive director of

External Aairs; Kim Hamby, director of Alumni Aairs; Dexi Liu,

Panoz Professor; Brad Phillips, Millikan-Reeves Professor; and Shelly

Hooks, asssociate professor.

Supporting the work of the campaign board are members of the

College’s Alumni Council: Eric Adams ‘90 of Duluth; Bill Brannen ’74 of

Valdosta; Allison Swann Cass ’00 of Watkinsville; Linda Christian ’74 of

Broxton; John Drew ‘93 of Fortson; Melissa Groover ’04 of Savannah;

Jim Holley ’95, ‘96 of Monroe; Sam Hunt ‘82 of Ringgold;

Rhonda Jones ’83 of Gray; Jan Kimbro ‘72 of Sylvester; Patricia

Knowles ’84 of Evans; Andre Mackey ’88 of Avondale Estates; Deborah

Mangum ’77 of Augusta; Brooke Anderson May ’03 of Woodstock;

Amy Whelchel Miller ‘91 of Gainesville; Chris Newman ‘04 of

Thomasville; Judson Pierce ’03 of Watkinsville; and Danny Williamson

’95 of Trussville, AL.

College of Pharmacy Begins New Comprehensive Campaign

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Homecoming 2014 festivities included the naming of the Pharmacy

South courtyard after the Rite Aid Corporation, based on the

company’s generous donations to the College. Rite Aid Divisional

Pharmacy Vice President Dennis Yoney was present at the naming

ceremony.

Rite Aid has

created three new

endowments for

the College: the Rite

Aid Endowment for

Alumni Aairs Fund;

Rite Aid Endowment

for Experiential

Training, Wellness

Initiatives, and

Leadership Initiatives

Fund; and the Rite

Aid Endowment for

Continuing Education

and Outreach Fund.

The company continues to fund the Rite Aid Endowed Student

Scholarship, the Endowed Professorship and the Pinning Ceremony.

Naming of Courtyard at Pharmacy South

Dennis Yoney, Dean Svein Øie and Dana

Strickland, executive director of external

affairs.

New Assistant Dean Hired to Develop

2+2 Program in Savannah

The University of Georgia College of Pharmacy recently named

Ray Maddox as assistant dean to oversee the development of

the College’s new Southeast Georgia campus in Savannah, as an

expansion of the College’s 2+2 program.

Currently students take courses in Athens for the rst two years of

pharmacy school and nish their degree requirements with two years

of training in one of three geographic areas—either by remaining

in Athens, or going to satellite campuses in Augusta or Albany.

Savannah would become the third satellite location for the College’s

2+2 program.

Students make their site selections at the time they are admitted

to pharmacy school and are guaranteed placement in that area for

their third and fourth years of pharmacy practice experiences.

An advantage for students is the ability to plan their housing

needs in advance for the nal two years of pharmacy school. In

addition the 2+2 program decentralizes students in their third year

giving them more and easier access to patients, more individual

time with faculty, and more interactions with other health profession

students.

“Since Dr. Maddox has been aliated with other academic

institutions, he is the perfect person to meld the didactic curriculum

with the clinical training of our students in Savannah,” said George

Francisco, the College’s associate dean for academic aairs.

Maddox, a 1972 graduate of UGA, holds the title of clinical

professor in the college’s department of clinical and administrative

pharmacy. He had been the director

of clinical pharmacy, research and

pulmonary medicine at St. Joseph’s/

Candler Health System in Savannah

since 2002.

Maddox has directed several

clinical pharmacy programs at St.

Joseph’s and Candler hospitals

since 1995, including Director of the

Drug Information Clinical Pharmacy

Services and Research from 1997

to 2002. In addition he was Chair

and Professor of Pharmacy Practice

and Administrative Sciences at

Idaho State University (1987-1993)

and Director the Drug Information

Services at Idaho State University from 1991-93. Prior to this he was

the Director of Pharmaceutical Services at Emory University Hospital

from 1984-87.

Maddox earned his Doctor of Pharmacy degree in conjunction

with a clinical pharmacy residency at University of Kentucky in 1977,

following a hospital pharmacy residency at the Medical University of

South Carolina in 1973 and a B.S. in pharmacy at UGA in 1972.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

UGA PharmD Program by the numbers

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS

Three Areas of Excellence

The Department of Clinical and

Administrative Pharmacy has three major

components: Clinical Pharmacy, Clinical and

Experimental Therapeutics and Pharmacy

Care Administration. Together they make

up a diverse and thriving department with

locations in Athens, Augusta, Albany and

Savannah.

We offer doctor of pharmacy, residency

and graduate programs in partnership with

leading health care providers. Our goal is to

be nationally and internationally recognized

in the areas of public health, drug policy,

pharmacoeconomics and outcomes related

to drug therapy. We intend to be a leading

program for therapeutics-related research that

connects the basic science laboratory with

clinical practice.

Clinical Pharmacy

Our Clinical Pharmacy group practices and teaches pharmaceutical

care at the cutting edge of the profession throughout Georgia in a

variety of community, inpatient and outpatient settings. Practice

sites located in Athens, Augusta, Albany and Savannah enrich the

health of Georgians while educating our students and contributing

to the stature of the College.

Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics

Our Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics group, jointly based at

the University of Georgia in Athens and Georgia Regents University

in Augusta, conducts nationally and internationally recognized

translational research from laboratory to patient bedside.

Pharmacy Care Administration

Our Pharmacy Care Administration group, located in Athens,

conducts both research and practice focused on health economics

and pharmacoeconomics, public health policy, and analysis of

the outcomes of health care delivery with the aim of improving

outcomes in health services and pharmaceutical care delivery.

Postgraduate Residency Training

The Department of Clinical and Administrative Pharmacy offers

several unique and challenging postgraduate residency training

opportunities through the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy

and its practice partners, Kroger Pharmacy, Barney’s Pharmacy,

Village Drug Shop, Georgia Regents Health System, St. Joseph’s/

Candler, Veterans Health Administration (VA), and Phoebe Putney

Memorial Hospital (PPMH).

All programs have attained (or are in the process of attaining) full

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) accreditation.

Most recently ASHP approved for accreditation the postgraduate

year two (PGY2) pharmacy residency in oncology at Georgia Regents

Health System/University of Georgia College of Pharmacy for six

years.

PGY1 and PGY2 Residencies and Practice Sites

• PGY1 Community Practice Residency: Athens

• PGY1 Pharmacy Residency: Augusta

• PGY1 Pharmacy Hospital Practice Residency: Albany

• PGY1 Clinical Practice Residency: Savannah

• PGY2 Ambulatory Care Residency: Athens

• PGY2 Critical Care Residency: Augusta

• PGY2 Oncology Residency: Augusta

• PGY2 Pediatric Residency: Augusta

• PGY2 Critical Care Residency: Savannah

• PGY2 Emergency Medicine Residency: Savannah

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY

POINTS OF PRIDE

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Clinical & Experimental Therapeutics Research

Cancer and Vascular Biology Lab

The long-term goal in the Cancer and Cardiovascular Biology

laboratory is to enable the development of new and innovative

therapeutics for prostate and bladder cancers, lung edema and

pulmonary brosis through better understanding of the molecular

mechanisms regulating tumor growth and metastasis, vascular

permeability, angiogenesis and extracellular matrix remodeling.

Primary focus of our research is on protein kinase B (Akt), a serine-

threonine kinase, and its signaling partners on mediating these

processes.

In the area of cancer, we focus on determining the molecular

mechanisms regulating tumor growth, invasion and metastasis

of prostate and bladder cancers with an emphasis on developing

therapeutics employing studies using pre-clinical mouse models. In

the area of pulmonary brosis, we are investigating the molecular

mechanisms mediating the myobroblast trans-dierentiation

mediated by a transforming growth factor-β (TGFβ)-broblast growth

factor (FGF) interplay and identify novel targets for therapeutic

interventions. In the area of vascular biology, our research is centered

on identifying how dierent growth factors such as vascular

endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and angiopoietins dierentially

regulate endothelial-barrier function in controlling vascular

leakage, inammation and edema during various physiological and

pathological conditions.

Faculty: Somanath Shenoy

Diabetes and Vascular Function Lab

The overall goal of the Diabetes and Vascular Function laboratory

is to better understand the regulation of vascular function and

structure in diabetes in order to prevent, delay or reverse diabetes-

associated complications including stroke and cognitive impairment.

In collaboration with Dr. Susan Fagan, we have made the interesting

observation that there is signicant cerebral neovascularization in

type 2 diabetic rats and when ischemia/reperfusion injury occurs,

diabetic animals develop bleeding into the brain, a dreaded

complication of stroke.

Our eorts are focused on how diabetes alters the expression

and function of key mediators that are critical for vascular integrity

and function. These studies are important to identify potential

mechanisms contributing to cognitive decline in diabetes as well as

identifying how an ischemic injury superimposed on this existing

pathology aect functional outcomes and recovery following stroke.

In addition, based on the clinical evidence which suggests that acute

hyperglycemic patients suer the worst outcomes of stroke we are

investigating the mechanisms that mediate greater vascular and

neuronal injury in hyperglycemic stroke.

Faculty: Susan Fagan

Retinopathy Lab

A long-term goal of the retinopathy lab is to better understand

the molecular mechanisms of Diabetic Retinopathy in the hope

of developing eective therapeutics for this blinding disease.

Our research interest focuses on understanding the molecular

mechanisms of retinopathy and vision impairment in response

to trauma or metabolic insults (obesity and diabetes) in the hope

of identifying new eective therapeutics to prevent blindness. In

particular, we are interested in molecular events that couple oxidative

stress and inammation to retinal neuro-vascular dysfunction.

The emphasis is to ensure that trainees understand, appreciate,

and enjoy science, while achieving concrete goals in terms of

publications and extramural funding. It is important that laboratory

personnel have full comprehension of the science and biology

involved, in addition to the technical and ethical aspects of research.

We strive to motivate trainees to get the most out of their experience

by challenging them to expand their knowledge, develop into self-

directed learners, and build upon their critical thinking skills.

Faculty: Azza El-Remessy

Stroke Lab

Emphasis in the Stroke Lab is on the identication of new treatment

strategies for acute ischemic stroke patients. Dr. Susan Fagan has

been searching for new molecular targets, activated after a patient

experiences a stroke, which can be modied by novel treatments

to improve patient outcome. Her research aims to develop vascular

protection as a way to improve the safety of tPA (reducing brain

bleeding) and improve recovery after ischemia and reperfusion in the

brain.

Her landmark manuscript, published in Stroke, in 2004, identied

likely targets and was followed by a series of federally-funded

investigations (2 NIH RO1s and 2 VA Merit Review) to develop

pharmacologic interventions that approach those targets. Many of

the compounds are currently under investigation in human stroke

patients (minocycline, atorvastatin, and candesartan) by Dr. Fagan’s

research team at the Georgia Regents University.

The past two years have witnessed an explosion of productivity

in the Fagan Stroke Laboratory. Following up on a novel nding of

a proangiogenic state in the cerebrospinal uid of animals treated

with a vascular protective medication acutely after stroke (Kozak,

2009), the group reported a dierential expression of growth factors

in BOTH hemispheres of the brain after unilateral ischemia (Guan,

2011). This challenges the decades-long notion that the contralateral

hemisphere is a good “control” for measuring changes in molecular

mediators after stroke. The next ve years will be focused on

determining the mechanisms of accomplishing vascular protection

after acute ischemic stroke and the impact of vascular protection on

functional outcome.

Faculty: Susan Fagan

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences

The 15 students registered in 2013 in the new Bachelor of Science

in Pharmaceutical Sciences curriculum continue in their goal to

graduate in 2015. The new degree program is among only 18 such

programs in the country and only the second in the Southeast.

Graduate Programs and Research

The Department of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences is

an interdisciplinary department with research emphasis in the

basic science areas of molecular pharmacology, molecular

pharmaceutics, drug discovery and medicinal chemistry, and

molecular toxicology. Areas of expertise that cross normal discipline

limits include but are not limited to drug formulation, design and

delivery, and injury prevention.

Students gain experimental as well as theoretical expertise in an

area of concentration and are expected to develop the competencies

needed for leadership in academia, industry and government

agencies. Graduate students perform their dissertation research

under the guidance of PBS faculty engaged in diverse research

spanning all major disciplines of pharmaceutical sciences. Most

faculty members’ research programs are highly interdisciplinary and

collaborative with extensive overlap among the areas.

Molecular Pharmacology

Pharmacology, the study of the effects of drugs on biologic systems

and their therapeutic applications, is a multi-disciplinary field

including biochemistry, structural biology, physiology, cell biology

and pathology.

Our faculty members study the pharmacology of drugs at the

molecular, cellular and whole animal levels, as well as the underlying

mechanisms of action. The pharmacology of traditional small-

molecule drugs and natural product-derived nutraceuticals are also

actively investigated.

Faculty: Aaron Beedle, Brian Cummings, James Franklin, Philip

Greenspan, Shelly Hooks, Mandi Murph and Han-Ron Weng

Molecular Pharmaceutics

Pharmaceutics is the study of relationships between physiochemical

properties of drugs, their formulations and the eects on

pharmacokinetics (absorption, distribution, metabolism and

elimination of drugs) and pharmacodynamics (therapeutic responses

of drugs). It is a highly interdisciplinary science that integrates

chemistry, biochemistry, cellular/molecular biology, pathophysiology,

engineering, mathematics and therapeutics.

The faculty is actively engaged in all areas of pharmaceutics

using biochemical, cellular and whole-animal models, with a focus

on cancer and infectious diseases. Specic strengths are in the

understanding of the molecular and cellular determinants of drug

transport; the development of polymeric and nanoparticulate drug-

carriers; drug delivery approaches that improve drug disposition;

and the computational modeling of the properties that govern

pharmacological responses.

Faculty: Anthony Capomacchia, Deborah Elder, Rajgopal Govindarajan,

Dexi Liu, Catherine White and Jason Zastre

Drug Discovery and Medicinal Chemistry

Medicinal chemistry examines the chemical design of active

pharmacological agents through an understanding of the molecular

biology of pharmacological targets using quantitative structure

activity relationships and computational methods. Compounds are

synthesized by innovative medicinal chemistry methodologies.

Our faculty’s research emphasizes the discovery and synthesis

of antiviral, anticancer, antiprotozoal and antibacterial agents.

Investigators use x-ray crystallography to dene the atomic-level

architecture of potential drug targets and analytical chemistry to

detect drugs and drug products in dosage forms through high-

performance liquid chromatography, gas chromatography, capillary

electrophoresis and mass spectrometry.

Faculty: Michael Bartlett, Warren Beech, David Chu, Eileen Kennedy, Dexi

Liu, Cory Momany , Scott Pagen, Arthur Roberts and George Zheng

Molecular Toxicology

Toxicology, a major branch of pharmacology, is focused on

the adverse eects of chemicals on humans and other living

organisms. Such chemicals can include established pharmaceutics,

experimental/developmental drugs and nanoparticles. Other

chemicals of interest include environmental pollutants, such as

volatile hydrocarbons and environmental oxidants.

Our faculty is actively engaged in research projects with a

focus on the ability of these agents to include multiple pathologies

including cancer, neurodegenerative disease, infectious disease,

cardiovascular disease, and muscular dystrophies.

Faculty: James Bruckner, Brian Cummings and Arthur Roberts

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

POINTS OF PRIDE

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

FREE

SMOKING

CESSATION

PROGRAM!

It’s time to BREAK THE

HABIT!

Are you ready to break

the habit

and Beat The Pack?

Then UGA College of Pharmacy is offering a

FREE smoking cessation program called “Beat

the Pack” for you! The class meets once weekly

for 6 weeks and offers support

to help

participants on their journey to quit smoking.

Trained pharmacy students provide group

programming and individualized counseling

each week

to help educate attendees,

dev e lo p a

personalized quit plan, and provide the tools

to help prepare you to quit smoking.

The clinic will begin on

January 14, 2014.

Classes will take place every

Tuesday from

5:15PM until 6:30PM at the UGA Training

and Development building

(315 South Thomas

Street).

Interested?

Call (706)542

-5328

Complete online

registration form at

www.rx.uga.edu

Email your name and

number to

beat

thepack

@rx.uga.edu

For more information,

contact Dee Dee

McEwen,

Kay Brooks, or Ashley

Hannings

: (706)542-

5328

The primary function of the Division of Experience Programs is to

provide innovative introductory and advanced pharmacy practice

experiences for students enrolled in the Doctor of Pharmacy degree

program. This is accomplished in collaboration with College of

Pharmacy faculty, volunteer faculty, and community partners.

Additionally, the Division is charged with providing preceptor

training and education and conducting quality assurance procedures

for all experiential programs provided to students.

Faculty Accolades

New Faculty

Dr. Andrew Darley was hired as a Public Service Assistant to serve as

the 3rd year Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience Coordinator.

He began his position on August 1, 2014. Dr. Darley received his

Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Georgia and

completed a PGY1 residency at Memorial Health in Savannah,

Georgia. He subsequently worked at Memorial Health in the area of

internal medicine and oncology prior to taking his position at the

UGA College of Pharmacy.

New Position

Dr. Lindsey Welch was promoted to Director of the Advanced

Pharmacy Practice Experience Program in February 2014. Prior to

her promotion, Dr. Welch had served as the 3rd year Introductory

Pharmacy Practice Experience Coordinator since 2010.

Board Certification

Drs. Ashley Hannings and Linda Hughes were granted Board

Certification in Ambulatory Care Pharmacy (BCACP) in 2014.

Programs

Immunization Programs

For Fall 2014, the immunization Introductory Pharmacy Practice

Experience continued for students enrolled in the second and third

professional year programs. Students administered approximately

3,000 influenza vaccinations on the three campuses through mobile

clinics, community pharmacies, health systems, and contracted

services. On the UGA campus, the College of Pharmacy expanded its

partnership with the UGA University Health Center to provide flu shot

clinics to UGA faculty, staff and students as well as employees of area

businesses.

Smoking Cessation Program

Ms. Kay Brooks and Dr. Ashley Hannings continued to provide

smoking cessation programs to interested individuals in Athens and

surrounding counties. Using a modified “Beat the Pack” program,

participants complete a six-week program. In 2014, the program was

extended to include UGA students as well as employees from UGA,

Athens Clarke County government, and Walton County Government.

This introductory practice experience has provided students with

opportunities to provide one-on-one and group counseling in

smoking cessation.

Longitudinal Wellness Programs--“Healthy Dawgs” and

“Healthy Fit”

The Division of Experience Programs faculty continued to provide

longitudinal wellness clinics to 2nd- and 3rd-year students as part of

the required Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences. In both

instances, Health Psychology students participated in the clinics to

provide an interdisciplinary element.

In the 2nd year, students participated in “Healthy Fit,” which

is designed to provide and reinforce physical assessment skills

(e.g. blood pressure, blood glucose, cholesterol, body mass index

and waist circumference measurements), introduce concepts and

apply principles of evidence-based practice guidelines of common

diseases, and apply principles of lifestyle management (diet and

exercise) to actual patients in an eort to reduce cardiovascular

risk. In 2014, “Healthy Fit” partners included: Athens Clarke County

Unied Government, Walton County Government, Oconee County

Government, Madison County Government, and UGA employees.

In the 3rd year, students participated in the “Healthy Dawgs

Wellness Program” regardless of their campus location. Community

partners for each location area were as follows: UGA faculty / sta

(Athens), Talmage Terrace Retirement Community (Athens), Barney’s

Pharmacy customers (Augusta), and Phoebe Putney Memorial

Hospital (Albany). This program reinforces the principles of the

2nd- year “Healthy Fit” program and expands the emphasis to include

more complex patient problems and a focus on eective medication

therapy management issues. The 3rd-year longitudinal program also

works with the primary care physicians in an eort to eect positive

changes to better manage common diseases, such as hypertension,

diabetes, COPD, and hypercholesterolemia. Additional physical

assessments incorporated in “Healthy Dawgs” include A1Cs and foot

exams for diabetic participants. In 2014, approximately 100 patients

participated in the various “Healthy Dawgs” wellness programs

statewide.

DIVISION OF EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS

POINTS OF PRIDE

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Shannon Adams

Renee Adamson

Brinda Ahiayibor

Keith Ahlfinger

Misu Ahn

Adrienne Albrecht

Janey Allen

Samm Anderegg

Meghan Anderson

Andy Ariail

Arezoo Armaghan

Bill Asbury

Tracy Atkinson

Fred Augello

Sara Augustin

Rie Avino

Melissa Bach

NaaDede Badger

Melissa Baker

Ralph Balchin

Kim Ball

Rita Bandt

Kyle Banks

Cathy Barbree

Lindsey Barnes

Ansley Barnett

Lynn Barrett

Lila Basta

Rick Batson

Kofi Bawuah

Evalan Beck

Irene Bemis

Dee Dee Bennett

Rae Benton

Mitesh Bhakta

Kajal Bhika

Karen Biehle

Staci Blackmore

Gary Blair

Teresa Blakely

Chris Bland

Katie Bolsen

David Bookstaver

Kim Bost

Debra Boswell

Robert Boswell

Catherine Bourg

Danielle Bowen

William Bowers

Erica Bowles

Frank Bradford

Carolyn

Braithwaite

Trisha Branan

Jonathan Brantley

Burnis Breland

Emily Brinkman

Paul Brooks

Bill Brown

Don Brown

James Brown

Katie Brown

Rebecca Brown

Leigh Bruner

Darren Bryan

Tommy Bryan

Brian Buck

Richard Burrell

Leigh-Anne

Burton-Jackson

Cheryl Butts

Scott Camp

Josh Canavan

Chris Carbaugh

Tammy Carloss

Paul Carpenter

John Carroll

Will Carroll

Ashlyn Carter

Brett Carter

Cassandra Carter

Kelly Carter

Lori Carter

Kenneth Chaffin

Nicole Chambers

Jennifer Chang

Amanda Chapman

Ameen Chaudhry

Mary Cheeley

Katt Chester

Joshua Chestnutt

Eddie Cheung

Michelle

Chewning

Becca Choi

Stephen Chromi

Craig Clark

Bonnie Clayton

Jenna Cleaveland

Tom Clement

Amber Clemmons

Matthew Clifton

Melissa Clifton

Henry Cobb

Janna Cobb

Craig Cocke

Tara Cockerham

Dale Coker

Will Coley

Karen Colwell

Ric Conkle

Kristy Connell

Renee Cook

Carrie Cooper

Kevin Corbin

Vicki Cowart

Shonna Cox

Ann Kathryn Craig

Sabrina Croft

Vanessa Croley

Rosemary Cross

Jamie Crossman

Ryan Crossman

Rebecca Cubbedge

Rebecca Cummings

Gary Cunningham

Glenn Cunningham

Kristie Cunningham

Kerri Curran

Christie Curry

Margie Curry

Shaden

Dadashnejad

Gina Daise

Denise Daly

Mahlon Davidson

Angelina Davis

Chelsea Davis

Mike Davis

Scott Davis

Bryan Dean

David Deen

Rabun Dekle

Stephanie

Delcourt

Julia Demonet

Melanie Derden

Christina DeRemer

David DeRemer

Kathy Desgain

Kelly Dick

Jenny Dickerson

Elizabeth Dickhaus

Nikki DiMonda

Al Dixon

Katie Donges

Amber Draper

Christy Drescher

John Drew

Ben Droppleman

Jennifer Duckett

Elizabeth Dunn

Lauren Duty

Mariela Duval

Leah Eagle

Susie Eidam

Hazem Elewa

Samantha English

Blessing Etuk

Diane Evans

Joe Evans

Susan Fagan

James Farmer

Stan Finnerty

James Fisher

Gin Fleming

Carolyn Florence

Kevin Florence

Kemberley Floyd

Tom Flynt

Bill Ford

Kimberly Ford

Brandy Foster

Dana Fox

Melissa Frank

Matthew Frazier

Kimm Freeman

Megan Freeman

Steve Freeman

Kim Furlow

Cristy Gaddy

Dennis Gaddy

Jake Galdo

Deidra Garrett

Jeff Getz

Mondonna Ghazi

Patricia Gibbons

Geneen Gibson

Melissa Gibson

Melinda Gillespie

Tim Glascock

Joyce Glisson

George Goddard

Barbara

Goldschmidt

Eric Goldstein

Tad Gomez

Brian Gonzalez

Cindy Goolsby

Beth Gorse

Heather Gourley

Claire Green

Steve Greene

Josh Greeson

Michelle Gregg

Caroline Gresham

Joel Griffeth

Ashby Grimmett

Kim Grubbs

Sharon Guritz

Maureen Haas

Laura Hagan

Sherika Haire

Derek Hall

Maura Hall

Laura Hallman

Becky Hamilton

Tonya Hamilton

Johnathan

Hamrick

Nydia Hanna

Ambra Hannah

Kelly Hapner

Jennifer Harbin

Kenneth Harrell

Paulette

Haselhorst

Alexis Hatala

Dione Haughton

Mary Anne

Hawkins

Stephen Heape

Treye Heim

Keith Herist

Stacey Hesser

Chad Hethcox

Greg Hickman

Lilly Hilding

Whitney Hill

Deborah Hobbs

Eliza Hoernle

Jeff Hogg

Laura Holder

Eric Holgate

Monica Hood

Becky Horne

Jenna Horne

Melony Hosford

Leigh Howell

Miranda Howland

Gary Huckaby

Whitney

Huddleston

Becky Hudgins

Angie Hughes

Linda Hughes

Eddie Hunt

Carolyn Hunter

Ashley Hutchins

Lindsey Jackson

Robert Jackson

Susan Jackson

Leslie Jaggers

Cathy Janusek

Lori Jetton

Brian Johnson

Hal Johnson

Sandy Johnson

Susan Johnson

Bruce Jones

Chris Jones

David Jones

Jasmyn Jones

Lewis Jones

Rhonda Jones

Vanessa Jones

Angie Joslin

Kenneth Jozefczyk

Mike Karsten

Kimble Keller

Carla Kelly

Jon Kennedy

Kelly Kennedy

Matt Kent

David Key

Mich Killingsworth

David Killough

Ellen King

Brandy Kirkwood

Amy Knauss

Michael Knauss

Patricia Knowles

Cimeon Koebel

Warren Koehler

Charles Kovarik

Bruce Jones, PharmD., received the APPE

Preceptor of the Year Award for 2013-

14 from Assistant Dean Lori Duke; not

pictured are Amy Knauss, Pharm.D. and

Jennifer Sterner-Allison, Pharm.D.

2014 Preceptors

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Roland Tam

Crystal Tarpley

Celia Taylor

David Taylor

Deborah Taylor

Karyn Taylor

Laura Taylor

Tom Taylor

Shannon Thomas

Brian Thompson

Kelly Thornburg

Billy Thurmon

Lisa Toliver

Sorahi Toloyan-

Rahimi

Richard

Tomelevage

Donna Toney

Morgan Trepte

Kimberly Trinidad

Suzanne Tu

Leslie Tucker

Alexander Tunnell

James Turner

Jasmin Turner

Kennon Tyre

Don Tyson

Crystal Ullengren

Andy Ullrich

Edo-Abasi Umoh

Bradford Upchurch

Joshua Upton

Betsy Urick

Mark Van Ewyk

Margrit Sheldon

Somanath Shenoy

Mansi Sheth

James Shropshire

Allan Shupe

Beth Simpson

Ebony Sims

Lisa Slaughter

Sara Slizewski

Katie Sloope

Kevin Smiley

Chris Smith

Jody Smith

Lisa Smith

Rhondolyn Smith

Scott Smith

Adam Snyder

Chester Sosebee

Robin Southwood

Steven Spillers

Bill Spruill

Steve Spruill

Shacresa Staley

Amanda

Stankowitz

Rene Starrett

Allison

Sternenberg

Jennifer Sterner-

Allison

Krista Stone

Carol Story

Shana Sullivan

Deanne Tabb

Edward

Kowalewski

Wesley Krulic

Ashley Kunkle

Weng Lam

Derrick Lancaster

Ginger Lancaster

Ashley Lane

Jeff Langford

Justin LaPorte

Rodna Larson

Gary Latta

Blong Lee

Merinda Lee

Rebecca Lee

Jason Lin

James Lingenfelter

Rochelle Liverman

Durwin Logan

Delane Long

Heather Longbine

Leon Longe

David Lowery

Mimi Luce

Tracie Lunde

Eddie Madden

Jennifer Maddux

Kalen Manasco

Thomas Mansfield

Mary Beth

Marandola-

Kenvin

Michelle Marbury

John Marsalis

Chris Martin

Bill Mason

Walt Massey

Anu Mathew

Pam Mathis

Christopher May

Dianne May

Rusty May

Amy Mazloom

Maney Mazloom

Shannon McAtee

Troy McCorkle

Stacy McDaniel

Jessica McDonald

Charles McDuffie

Michelle

McElhannon

Dee Dee McEwen

Henry McGill

Lori McGinley

Chris McGourk

Jennifer

McJunkin-Elmer

Andrea McKeever

Heather McLemore

Daniel McMillan

Michael Melroy

Todd Mendsen

Mary Meredith

Erica Merritt

Sherri Merritt

Amanda Miller

Drew Miller

Laird Miller

Michael Miller

Sheila Miller

Elizabeth Millsaps

Gale Milton

Herschel Mize

Mandy Mock

Dean Moniz

Leticia Montegna

Fred Moore

Corinne Murphy

Richard Murphy

Sarah Murphy

Robert Murry

Rishi Naik

Jamie Nevil

Michael Neville

Cosima Niau

Evan Nix

Nancy Nix

Amy Noonkester

Christy Norman

Kelley Norris

Merrill Norton

Thomas Nowlin

Tiffany O’Donnell

Marie Orff

Derek Osborne

Will Ostuw

Matthew Owens

Brac Panter

Deidrea Parker

Jennifer Parker

Todd Parker

Biral Patel

Chetana Patel

Dipti Patel

Jayna Patel

Kunal Patel

Manish Patel

Neeta Patel

Priya Patel

Reena Patel

John Patka

Elizabeth Patton

Ben Pearson

Jennafer Pennell

Stephanie Phan

Beth Phillips

Marjorie Phillips

Judson Pierce

Lee Pinnell

Drew Pless

Aminah Pollock

Danny Postell

Kim Potter

Teresa Pounds

Allison Powell

Heather Powell

Lauren Powell

Tim Prator

Jeff Price

Tyler Prieskorn

Pam Privette

Mike Pruett

Kristy Pucylowski

Jr. Pugh

Kyle Pulliam

Steven Purvis

Drew Pyrz

Kristi Quairoli

Saira Rab

Marina Rabinovich

Ali Rahimi

Mike Rentz

John Reuter

Bryan Rice

Marlena Rice

Hal Richards

Jim Richards

Jeff Richardson

Jennifer Rigsby

Joyce Rimmer

Melanie Ringham

Jonathan Rivers

William Roberts

Emilee Robertson

Tim Robinson

Heather Rochford

Jody Rocker

Leslie Roebuck

Kim Rolle

Cindy Rosenhaft

Nancy Ross

Annette Rowland

Marc Rutherford

Barbara Rutt

Neil Ryan

Meda Saiu

Rizwan Salehbhai

Essie Samuel

Jeff Sanford

Jan Satterfield

Valerie

Scarborough

Shannon

Scarbrough

Niki Schley

Julie Scott

Jennifer Seagle

Brian Seagraves

Lakshman Segar

Lori Sego

Heather Seibert

Jung Seo

Amita Shah

Nirav Shah

Leighcraft Shakes

Melody Sheffield

Jason

Vanlandingham

Donna Vasil

Lucy Von Korff

Trina VonWaldner

Jason Wade

Lindsay Walker

Rebecca Waltman

Ted Walton

Nancy Watts

Izabela Welch

Mark West

Linda Wiant

Wes Wilkerson

Anna Williams

Jolene Williams

Eli Wilson

Reagan Wilson

Nick Wimpey

Carla Wolfgang

Tanea Womack

Carla Woodall

Todd Woodard

Ashley Woodhouse

Kimberly

Woumnm

Don Wright

Amir Yavari

Hania Zaki

Sharon Zerillo

Fred Sharpe (‘74) Named Distinguished

Alumnus for 2014

Fred Sharpe was

named the 2014

Distinguished

Alumnus at the

College of Pharmacy.

He began practicing

pharmacy in Dublin

after graduation and

in 1979 purchased

U-Save-It Pharmacy

in Albany; he is now

a multi-store owner

with pharmacies in

ve states.

Sharpe currently

serves on the

College of Pharmacy

Comprehensive

Campaign Board as well as the Pharmacy Advisory Board. The

contributions of Sharpe and his wife, Bonnie, have placed them

in the Apothecary Society on the Wall of Honor at the College.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS

DIVISION OF NONTRADITIONAL EDUCATION AND OUTREACH

POINTS OF PRIDE

The function of the Division of Nontraditional Education and

Outreach is to provide continuing education, certificates, and

appropriate external degree programs for pharmacists, other

health-care professionals and scientists. These programs help these

providers maintain competency and enhance knowledge and

skills in the pharmaceutical sciences and the practice of pharmacy.

Additionally, the Division is charged with overseeing the College of

Pharmacy’s outreach endeavors to the University and community by

facilitating public service programs focused on health maintenance,

the treatment of diseases, and appropriate medication use.

Postgraduate Education Conferences

The Office of Postgraduate Continuing Education and Outreach

(OPCEO) accredited 250 continuing pharmacy education activities

in 2014. OPCEO approved 155 live activities and 95 home study

activities. Over 328 hours of live continuing education were offered to

the 3566 state, national, and international participants. Pharmacists,

pharmacy technicians and other health care professionals were

awarded over 6181.75 hours of continuing education credit at these

live programs. Of the 95 online (web-based) activities that were

offered, OPCEO approved 265 hours of continuing education and

awarded 2073.25 hours to 640 registrants.

A summary of offerings can be found in the table below:

Activity Activities Hours Registrations CE Hours

Type Offered Accredited Awarded

Live 155 328.75 3566 6181.75

Homestudy 95 265 640 2073.25

TOTAL 250 593.75 4206 8255

Jointly Provided Continuing Education Programs

OPCEO co-sponsored 138 live activities and 68 online (web-based)

activities. Over 3,300 hours of continuing pharmacy education

credit was awarded for the 45th Annual Southeastern Residency

Conference held April 30-May 1 at The Classic Center in Athens.

Additionally, OPCEO jointly provided continuing education programs

with five health-system partners (Athens Regional Medical Center,

Georgia Regents University and Health System, Norwood VA Hospital,

St. Joseph’s Candler Health System, and Northeast Georgia Health

System), four professional organizations (Society of Veterinary Health

System Pharmacists, Georgia Medical Directors Association, Georgia

Healthcare Association, and Kappa Psi Fraternity), and 10 other

organizations (Area Health Education Centers, Georgia Department

of Public Health, The Council on Alcohol and Drugs, The Food and

Drug Administration, InSight, Berger Consulting, Hands On Spanish,

McKesson, The Georgia Center for Continuing Education and

RxSchool).

Of particular note this year, OPCEO worked with the Georgia

Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Initiative and Dr. Merrill Norton

to develop and deliver 3 hours of online continuing education

to provide updates to pharmacists and pharmacy technicians on

the scope of prescription drug abuse locally and nationwide and

describe the role of pharmacy in curbing this epidemic. This program

is funded through a grant from the Initiative and was oered free to

all pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.

OPCEO also worked the Georgia Center for Continuing Education,

as well as Drs. Bill Spruill and Bill Wade, to reformat the long-standing

Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics program into a case-based

learning course with fully automated formative and summative

assessments. The new case-based approach, to be launched in 2015,

will not require manual grading. The course will provide 30 hours of

continuing pharmacy education and a practice-based certicate of

achievement.

Enduring Continuing Education Programs

OPCEO provided 16 enduring continuing education programs in

2014, including a certificate program, a web-based Spanish program

and a 3-hour program on prescription drug abuse. A total of 255

practice-based hours were awarded to 13 participants in certificate

programs and 204 application-based hours were awarded to 17

participants for Pharmacy Spanish. Additionally 372 hours were

awarded to 446 pharmacy preceptors and 60 hours to 20 participants

for drug abuse prevention.

The Oce continues to oer a variety of preceptor development

education. The online Preceptor Development Series was completely

revamped for 2014 and now oers 5 hours of continuing education

through six knowledge based modules. Additionally, the Pharmacy

Grand Rounds series provided 25 programs for faculty and preceptor

development. Students, residents, faculty, and preceptors beneted

from the weekly programs that were broadcast to ve locations.

During 2014, 212.5 hours were awarded to 45 pharmacy preceptors.

Pharmacy Technician Focus

OPCEO launched the UGA Rx Tech CE Initiative with special funding

from the Dean’s Office in October 2013. The program offered seven

activities designed expressly for technicians plus three others for

pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. A total of 40 activities were

approved for pharmacy technicians and 363 hours of continuing

pharmacy education were awarded to technicians.

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

BioPharma Regulatory Affairs Programs

The BioPharma Regulatory Aairs program oers graduate

certicate programs in Regulatory Aairs and in Clinical Trials

Management. It also oers a M.S. degree in Regulatory Aairs with a

thesis option or a project. All of these programs are available online

and are perfectly suited to the schedules of working professionals.

At the end of 2014, 40 students were enrolled in the programs,

which are designed to meet the needs of the pharmaceutical, animal

health, biotechnology and medical device industries. A total of 21

companies/institutions have had employees enrolled in the program

with 15 of these from the State of Georgia. Since 2005, the programs

have enrolled 231 students and graduated 131 Regulatory Aairs

certicates, 46 Clinical Trials Management certicates and 36 MS

degrees.

Robert J. Geiger joined the faculty of the BioPharma Regulatory

Aairs program in August 2014. He had been employed at

AmbioPharm, Inc. in North Augusta, SC, as co-founder and Global

Vice-President of Quality and Regulatory since 2007. He previously

worked at American Peptide Company and UCB, Inc. He earned his

B.S. in chemistry at Ha mpden-Sydney College, his Ph.D. at Georgia

Tech and an MBA from Kennesaw State University. Dr. Geiger adds

his expertise in manufacturing, compliance and quality to the

BioPharma Regulatory Aairs program.

The 39th International Good Manufacturing Practices

Conference was held in March at the UGA Hotel and Conference

Center. The conference drew 338 attendees from across the United

States, Puerto Rico and Europe. Co-sponsored by the U.S. Food and

Drug Administration, the event provided updates to and changes

in regulations for manufacturing processes for drugs and medical

devices.

The 2nd annual Medical Device Regulations Conference,

co-sponsored by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and

BioPharma Regulatory Affairs, was held in November at the UGA

Hotel and Conference Center. The conference, which is designed to

support the vibrant medical device industry in the State of Georgia,

drew 70 participants. The theme for the conference was Practical

Approaches to an Evolving Regulator Environment. The conference,

included presentations from leading scientists from industry and

U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Outreach

This year marked the sixth year that the College of Pharmacy

participated in the Farm Worker Family Health Program in

Moultrie. This interprofessional service learning program brings

together Emory undergraduate nursing and nurse practitioner

students; dental hygiene students for three schools; physical therapy

students from Georgia State; and public health and pharmacy

students from UGA to provide healthcare services to farm workers

and their families in rural Georgia. Two faculty members, 16 2nd-year

pharmacy students and one 4th-year pharmacy student participated

in the program from June 7-19, 2014.

The 12th annual Dawgtoberfest Health Fair was held on October

15 at the College of Pharmacy. This student-led event provided

influenza vaccines, health screenings and health information to

more than 200 faculty, staff and students of the University. The event

received funding from Walgreens.

Licensure

The Office of Continuing Education and Outreach coordinates the

Board of Pharmacy State Licensure Exam each June. In 2014

366 candidates sat for the exam. The College of Pharmacy hosted

the Georgia Board of Pharmacy for their June meeting and then

collaborated with the Secretary of State Testing Division to facilitate

space, technology, and supplies for board members and exam

proctors, including meals and breaks. Additionally, the Office worked

with faculty throughout the College to secure adequate office space

for candidates to interview as well as lab space for the practical.

Trina von Waldner, center, and other College of Pharmacy faculty and

students participated in the Farm Workers Program.

Second annual Medical Device Regulations Conference attendees.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS

Aaron Beedle Invited participant, Lilly Teaching

Fellows Program, University of Georgia, 2012 -

2014

Special Topic Session “Muscle Diseases: Recent

Advances in Disease Mechanisms” selected

by the Muscle Biology group of the American

Physiological Society for programming at the

Experimental Biology 2015 meeting in Boston,

MA. Beedle, Chair; Selsby, Co-Chair

Mentee Award, Steven Foltz, Winner, Student Poster Presentation

Travel Award, New Directions in Biology and Disease of Skeletal

Muscle Conference, June 29-July2, 2014, Chicago, IL

Catherine Bourg Graduated from the American College of Clinical

Pharmacy (ACCP) Research and Scholarship Certificate Program

Catherine Bourg and Virginia Fleming Among 17 UGA faculty to

receive $5000 Innovative Instruction Faculty Grants funded through

the University of Georgia Office of the Vice President for Instruction

for projects designed to improve teaching. Their project is entitled,

“The Use of Turning Point Technology to Integrate Case-Based

Instruction into Disease State Management, a Second-Year Course in

the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) Curriculum.”

James V. Bruckner Scientific and Technological Achievement Award,

Level III, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Research and

Development, Washington, DC.

David Chu Received the John A. Montgomery Award at the XXI

International Round Table of Nucleosides, Nucleotides and Nucleic

Acids in Poznan, Poland

Amber Clemmons Named the 2014

Outstanding Young Health System Pharmacist of

the Year by the Georgia Society of Health System

Pharmacists

Henry Cobb Received a certificate from the UGA Career Center

noting his contributions to the career development of UGA students

Brian S. Cummings New invention Disclosures

Identification of current and past cocaine use

by lipidomic assessment of the blood. Filed:

September 11, 2014

Determination of frequency of use and route of

administration of cocaine based on lipidomic

analysis of the blood. Filed: September 11, 2014

Patents Filed - Predicting sensitivity or

propensity of patient to relapse after treatment

for addiction by assaying biological sample for phospholipid level,

comparing phospholipid levels to control values, and analyzing lipid

profile , Patent Number: WO2014150329-A1, Patent Assignee: UNIV

GEORGIA RES FOUND INC, Inventor(s): CUMMINGS B S; WAGNER J J

Nominated for 2015 American Society of Pharmacology and

Experimental Therapeutics Toxicology Young Investigator Award

Ray Maddox Best Paper Describing a New Pharmaceutical

Service Award, presented by the Georgia Society of Health System

Pharmacists, October 2014

David DeRemer Elected to the Board of

Directors of the Hematology Oncology

Pharmacy Association (HOPA), as a Member-at-

Large, for two years

Elected Chair-elect for the Hematology/

Oncology Practice and Research Network (PRN)

for the American College of Clinical Pharmacy

Best Paper Award for Abstract – DeRemer DL,

Hartranft M, Mondal A, Meagher R, Kolhe R, Phillips B. Evaluation of

the Effects of Obesity on the Epigenome in Acute Myeloid Leukemia

Patients Correlation with Clinical Outcomes and Drug Response

at the 2014 American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Annual

meeting.

ACCP Hematology/Oncology PRN FIT Program Scholarship recipient

Ken Duke Received dedication of the 2014 Georgia Pharmacist

Magazine

Lori Duke Appointed to the Accreditation

Council for Pharmacy Education Board of

Directors (2014-2020)

Appointed as member of the Strategic Planning

Committee for the American Association of

Colleges of Pharmacy Experiential Education

Section (2014-2015)

Appointed as member of the American

Association College of Pharmacy – Council of Sections (2013-2014)

Appointed as member of the Abstract Review Committee for the

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Council of Sections.

(2013-2014)

Appointed as member of the New Investigator Awards Program

Committee for the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Council of Sections. (2013-2014)

Appointed as Chair of the Quorum Committee for the American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Council of Faculties. (2013-2014)

Appointed Chair, Nominations Committee for the American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Experiential Education Section

(2013-2014)

Served as Immediate Past Chair (6/13 – 6/14) for the Experiential

Education Section of the American Association College of Pharmacy

Appointed UGA Faculty Liaison to the Georgia Society of Health-

System Pharmacists Board of Directors

Michael Fulford and Lindsey Welch Co-recipients of the 2014

American Association College of Pharmacy Excellence in Assessment

Award

Rajgopal Govindarajan Elected as Member of American Association

of Pharmaceutical Scientists Transport Focus Group (2014-2017)

Ashley Hannings Accepted into the University of Georgia Teaching

Academy Fellows Program (2014 – 2015)

Selected as Faculty of the Year – Phi Delta Chi Alpha Iota Chapter

(2013-2014)

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Ashley Hannings and Linda Hughes Awarded Board Certification

as Ambulatory Care Pharmacists (BCACP)

Linda Hughes Appointed as member of the

Abstract Review Committee for the American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Experiential

Education Section (2014-2015)

Appointed as UGA Faculty Delegate for the

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

(2014-2015)

Appointed as member of the Scholarship

Committee for the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Leadership SIG (2014-2015)

Elected as Northeast Georgia District Director of the Georgia Society

of Health-System Pharmacists

Appointed to the Georgia Society of Health-System Pharmacists

Board of Directors

Eileen J. Kennedy International patent application: WO

2015/010048 A1US Patent application: PCT/US2014/047236

Chemically-stabilized A Kinase Anchoring Protein (AKAP) Peptide

Disrupters Kennedy EJ, Wang Y and Taylor SS

Kalen Manasco Appointed to the very first

American College of Clinical Pharmacy Updates

in Therapeutics 2015: Pediatric Pharmacy Prep

Review Course planning committee

Dianne May Served as Chair-Elect of the Drug

Information Practice and Research Network

(PRN) for the American College of Clinical

Pharmacy (2014 to present)

Elected Secretary/Treasurer, Drug Information Practice and Research

Network, American College of Clinical Pharmacy, 2012-2014

Served as Chair of the Programming Committee for the Drug

Information Practice and Research Network (PRN) for the American

College of Clinical Pharmacy (2014 – present)

Served as Co-Chair of the Education Committee for the Georgia

Society of Health System Pharmacists. (2014 – present)

Elected Chair-elect for the Drug Information Practice and Research

Network (PRN) for the American College of Clinical Pharmacy and

was appointed as Co-Chair of the Education Committee for the

Georgia Society of Health-System Pharmacists

J. Russell May Named 2014 Distinguished Drug Information

Practitioner by the Drug Information PRN at the Annual American

College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) meeting in Austin, TX

Charles McDuffie Served as Chairman of the Foothills Area Health

Education Center

Dee Dee McEwen Appointed as member of the Abstract Review

Committee for the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Experiential Education Section (2013-2014, 2014-2015)

Appointed as member of the Health and Wellness Committee for the

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Experiential Education

Section (2014-2015)

Cory Momany Named University of Georgia Center for Teaching

and Learning Fellow

Mandi M. Murph The Red & Black, “UGA

researcher investigates the link between obesity

and cancer.” By Allie Dean. November 18, 2014.

http://www.redandblack.com/uganews/uga-

researcher-investigates-link-between-obesity-

and-cancer/article_cb7722d6-6ea6-11e4-9301-

9b9944e6aa6c.html

University of Georgia website homepage “UGA

researcher studies obesity’s role in breast, ovarian

cancers,” By Sheila Roberson. November 3, 2014.

http://news.uga.edu/releases/article/Murph-studies-obesitys-role-in-

breast-ovarian-cancers-1014/SciGuru Science News website, http://

www.sciguru.org/newsitem/17808/researcher-studies-obesity-s-role-

breast-ovarian-cancers. Article featured Mandi Murph’s R15 award

LabTV “To Create a Drug that will Eliminate Cancer,” By April Bailey.

August 22, 2014. Video clip (~3 min) featuring graduate student

Ali Alshamrani and sponsored by the National Institutes of Health.

http://www.labtv.com/Profiles/Researcher?Id=512#/

Genomeweb. Gene Silencing News: Probing advances in RNAi and

miRNA. “NIH Awards $1.6M in microRNA Research Grants in January.”

January 23, 2014. Article featured Mandi Murph’s R15 award

Michael Neville Served as Co-Moderator for “Pharmacy Practice

Section: Maintaining Faculty and Student Wellness in a Stressful

Academic Environment” and for “Joint Session: Biological Sciences

and Pharmacy Practice Sections: The Critical Interplay Between Basic

and Clinical Sciences Integration” at the American Association of

Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Annual Meeting in Grapevine, Texas.

July 27, 2014

Named 2014 Teacher of the Year

Hal Richards Re-elected Vice Chair of the BPS Council for Critical

Care

Jeffrey Sanford Received the Walter Barnard

Hill Distinguished Public Service Fellow award,

as UGA’s highest public service and outreach

award

Melody Sheffield Appointed as member of the

Awards Committee for the American Association

of Colleges of Pharmacy Experiential Education

Section (2012-2014)

Somanath Shenoy Co-chaired the Tumor

Biology Session of the 19th World Congress

on Advances in Oncology conference, Athens,

Greece (October 2014)

Received the American Legion Award for 2014,

which is awarded in a competition among

researchers at the VA Medical Center in Augusta.

American Legion was chartered and recognized

by Congress and is the nation’s largest wartime

veterans service organization. Their funds are used to fund research

at the VA and the award is given once per year.

Lindsey Welch Selected for Georgia Pharmacy Association’s

Leadership Georgia Pharmacy Association inaugural class (2014-

2015)

Appointed as member of the Membership and Professional

Development Committee for the American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy Leadership SIG (2014-2015)

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Appointed as member of the Membership and

Programming Committee for the American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Leadership

SIG (2014-2015).

Appointed as member of the Membership

and Scholarship Committee for the American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Experiential

Education Section (2014-2015)

Appointed as member of the Membership and Scholarship

Committee for the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Experiential Education Section (2014-2015)

SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS

Appointed to the Georgia Pharmacy Association Board of Directors

Georgia Pharmacists’ Association Committee on Student and

Academic Affairs, Region 10 Representative

Catherine White Chair-elect, Pharmaceutics Section, American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Jason Zastre Named American Cancer Society research Scholar by

the American Cancer Society

Yujun George Zheng R.C. Wilson Pharmacy Fund, 2014 Received

The University of Georgia Summer Research Award, 2014

STUDENT/GRADUATE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS STAFF AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

Sherif Hafez, a 5th year CET graduate student from Advye Ergul’s

lab, and Sally Elshaer, a 3rd year MS CET graduate student from

Azza El-Remessy’s lab shared first place for Best Graduate Student

presentation during the 5th Annual meeting of the STaR conference

Wai Hung Best Thematic Poster Award: 2014 Annual Meeting of

American Society for Biochemists and Molecular Biologists, San

Diego, April 2014

Fazlur Rahman Won PBS Junior Student of the Year 2014

Raybun Spelts, a third-year student who is jointly enrolled with

UGA’s Master of Health program through the College of Public

Health, received the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia Foundation

MPH Scholarship as an exceptional MPH student.

Fourth-year students Stephanie Hoge and Katelyn Hood

represented the College at the national Clinical Skills Competition,

held in conjunction with the American Society of Health-System

Pharmacy Midyear Clinical meeting.

Second-year student Avery Gardner was one of only ve pharmacy

students nationwide to be selected for the U.S. Navy’s Health

Services Collegiate Program Medical Service Corps; last year two

pharmacy students were accepted.

The local chapter of the Student National Pharmaceutical

Association (SNPhA) has been selected to host the Region 1 & 2

regional meeting for 2015.

Ninety-four third-year students attended the annual Senor Legacy

Committee 3rd Year Challenge, with the goal of having 50

students donate $50 each toward supporting an annual scholarship

and College activities. By the end of April 53 students had donated

$2675.

Vivia Hill-Silcott Named an Emerging

Leader for Southern Association for Counselor

Education and Supervision (SACES) and an

Emerging Scholar for the Association for

Specialized in Group Work (ASGW); both are

professional organizations that address social

justice, advocacy, and education of counselor

educators and practitioners

Joy Wilson

Received

Employee of the

Year award from

Dean Svein Øie

Received STAR

award for 1st

quarter 2014.

2014 recipients of the STAR award , recognizing service, teamwork,

attitude and reliability, were: Joy Wilson, administrative manager I

in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences, for the first quarter; Erik

Dennison, student affairs professional II, for the second quarter of

2014; Gloria Strait, administrative associate II, for the 3rd quarter

STAR award; and Lynn Parham, program coordinator II, for the 4th

quarter award.

Erik Dennison Gloria Strait Lynn Parham

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Nine new faculty joined the College of Pharmacy for the 2014-15

academic year – one as assistant dean, ve in the Department of

Clinical and Administrative Pharmacy (CAP), one in the Department

of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences (PBS), one in the Division

of Experience Programs and one in the Division of Non-Traditional

Education and Outreach (NTEO). New part-time faculty are Susan

Elrod, a part-time instructor in CAP, and Russell Mumper, UGA

Provost and part-time professor in PBS.

Ray Maddox (B.S. ’72) is a new assistant dean

hired to develop the Southeast Georgia campus

in Savannah. Maddox had been the director

of clinical pharmacy, research and pulmonary

medicine at St. Joseph’s/Candler Health System

in Savannah since 2002. Maddox had directed

several clinical pharmacy programs at St.

Joseph’s and Candler hospitals since 1995,

including Director of Clinical Pharmacy Services

and Research from 1997 to 2002. Maddox earned his Doctor of

Pharmacy degree in conjunction with a clinical pharmacy residency

at University of Kentucky in 1977, following a hospital pharmacy

residency at the Medical University of South Carolina in 1973 and a

B.S. in pharmacy at UGA in 1972.

New CAP faculty are: Trisha Branan (’06),

clinical assistant professor, was formerly a critical

care clinical pharmacy specialist at Georgia

Regents Medical Center and a clinical assistant

pharmacist without salary at the College’s

Pharmacy and Therapeutics program in Augusta.

She completed a PGY1 pharmacy residency at

the Medical College of Georgia in 2007 and a

PGY2 critical care pharmacy residency at the

University of Virginia Health System in Charlottesville, VA, in 2008.

Assistant Professor Ewan Cobran completed

a postdoctoral fellowship in Cancer Health

Disparities at the University of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill in 2014. He earned his Ph.D. in

pharmaceutical science at Howard University

College of Pharmacy in 2012 and a B.S. in health

science at the University of Florida College

Health and Human Performance in 2006. He

has experience as a management and program

analyst with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Oce of

Health Aairs, Workforce Health Protection & Medical Support in

Washington, D.C.

Anthony Hawkins (’12), a clinical assistant

professor on the Albany campus, earned his

Doctor of Pharmacy at UGA in 2012, followed

by a PGY1 pharmacy practice residency and

PGY2 critical care specialty residency at Emory

University. He has worked as an adjunct clinical

instructor at Mercer University College of

Pharmacy and as a clinical/sta pharmacist at

Emory University Hospital.

Elisabeth Lilian Pia Sattler is an assistant

professor in the new interdisciplinary program

with the colleges of Pharmacy and Family and

Consumer Sciences (FACS) that focuses on

education and delivery of care that improves

patient outcomes and wellness of Georgians.

She has been an instructor and a research

assistant in the FACS Department of Foods

and Nutrition where she earned a Ph.D. in 2013

focusing on food insecurity, medication utilization, and medication

adherence among low-income older adults. She received a B.S.

degree in pharmacy at the University of Bonn in Germany in 2005.

Michael Thiman (’12) is a clinical assistant

professor who completed a PGY1 residency in

pharmacy at the Durham VA Medical Center

and a PGY2 in ambulatory care pharmacy from

UGA/Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center/

Mercy Health Center. He has a UGA graduate

certicate in clinical pharmacy and a teaching

certicate from the University of North Carolina

Eshelman School of Pharmacy at Chapel Hill.

New to PBS is associate professor Scott Pegan,

who earned his Ph.D. and M.S. in chemistry

and biochemistry at University of California,

San Diego, in 2006 and 2002, respectively, and

a B.S. in biochemistry and molecular biology

at University of California, Santa Barbara, in

2000. He was previously an assistant professor

at the University of Denver, a research assistant

professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago

and a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Illinois at

Chicago and at the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences.

Andrew Darley (’12), a new faculty in

Experience Programs, is the new coordinator of

the third-year Introductory Pharmacy Practice

Experience (IPPE) program. He was previously

a clinical pharmacist at Memorial University

Medical Center in Savannah where he also

completed a PGY1 pharmacy residency. He

earned an associate’s degree at East Georgia

College in Swainsboro in 2008 and a Doctor of

Pharmacy at UGA in 2012.

Robert Geiger is an academic professional in

the NTEO Regulatory Aairs program. He had

been employed at Ambiopharma, Inc., in North

Augusta, South Carolina, as Co-founder and

Global Vice President of Quality and Regulatory

since 2007. He worked as a sales manager at

American Peptide Company in Vista, CA, from

2005 to 2007 and at UCB, Inc., in Smyrna from

1998-2005. He earned a B.S. in chemistry at

Hampden-Sydney College in 1994, a Ph.D. at Georgia Institute of

Technology in 1998, and an M.B.A. at Kennesaw State University in

2003.

NEW FACULTY

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

STUDENTS AND ACADEMICS

DOCTOR OF PHARMACY STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

UGA College of Pharmacy graduates 142 students

and honors 15 at 2014 Awards Banquet

The University of Georgia College of Pharmacy graduated 142 Doctor

of Pharmacy students in ceremonies held on May 3 at the Hugh

Hodgson Hall. Of those students, 87 graduated with honors: 13

summa cum laude, 31 magna cum laude and 43 cum laude.

Twenty-seven graduates were selected to attend postgraduate

residency programs, 17 in Georgia and the remaining 10 in other

states.

The graduation weekend’s festivities began with the 66th annual

Senior Awards banquet on Friday evening, where 15 exemplary

students received 12 separate awards for special achievement,

academic excellence and professionalism.

Earning top awards were: Tara Fogleman Hall of Snellville - the

Robert C. Wilson Award for professional integrity, personality, positive

attitude and intelligence; Michelle Mullis of Albany - the Kenneth

L. Waters Award, which recognizes academic excellence, leadership

qualities, professional attitude and service; Emily Whitney of

Alpharetta - the Durward N. Entrekin Pharmacy Student Leadership

Award.

Sarah Smith of Albany received the Lilly Achievement Award for

ethics, scholarship and leadership. Francisco Marrero of Columbus,

Tate Mock of Atlanta, and Shweta Woodsmall of Flowery Branch

were recipients of the Merck Award for academic excellence.

The APhA-ASP Senior Recognition Certicate went to David Bray

of Eatonton, recognizing professionalism, excellence in patient care,

exceptional service and commitment to the profession.

The Facts and Comparisons Award of Excellence in Clinical

Communications went to Katelyn Hood of Chula for high academic

achievement and outstanding clinical communication skills.

The McKesson Award, based on exemplary performance during

clinical rotation, was presented to Charles Durham of Athens.

The Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc. Excellence in Pharmacy Award

for high academic achievement and professional motivation and

prociency in drug information services was awarded to Sarah

Hinton of Savannah.

The Pharmdawg Award for service to the profession, college

and community was presented to Ami Patel of Lawrenceville and

Spencer Scarvey of Savannah.

Samantha Burke of Augusta received the Redfearn Award for

professionalism and community service.

Lauren Willis of Augusta received the TEVA Pharmaceuticals USA

Outstanding Student Award for excellence in pharmacy study.

The College of Pharmacy

welcomed 138 new students

into the Class of 2018

with its annual White Coat

ceremony. At that event

all new students receive

white lab coats to mark the

beginning of their pharmacy

careers. The white coats serve

as a constant reminder of

the responsibilities student

pharmacists must embrace

as critical members of the

healthcare teams whose

primary concerns are the

health, comfort, and welfare

of humanity.

College of Pharmacy

Alumni Council president James Holley (’95, ‘96) of Pharmacy

Informatics Systems Consultant for HeathcareIS in Monroe, was

keynote speaker. Kroger pharmacy coordinator Russell Segraves

(‘99) of Braselton represented Kroger Pharmacy as sponsor of the

event. Alumni Council members Pat Knowles (‘84) of Evans and

Melissa Groover (’04) of Savannah helped the incoming students

receive their white coats.

The grade point average of the Class of 2018 members was 3.52,

with an average Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT) score in

the 81st percentile. Female students number 68.8 %, 36.2 % have a

bachelor’s degree or higher and 4.3% are out-of-state.

White Coat Day 2014 Welcomes 138 New Students

Tara Fogleman Hall Michelle Mullis Emily Whitney

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

The new scholarships and recipients were:

Donald E. and Cecelia V. Cadwallader Endowed Scholarship:

Rachel Schnorr of Carrollton;

Senator Buddy Carter Distinguished Leadership Endowment:

Lindsey Sellers of Midland and Shane Sneed of Lawrenceville;

Joseph T. and Cecily R. DiPiro Pharmacy Care Scholarship:

Andrea Clarke of Chickamauga;

Hansford Specialty Pharmacy Endowment:

Katherine Smith of Macon;

Rob and Courtnee Russ Endowed Student Scholarship:

Danette Sipper of Braselton;

Solomons Endowed Student Scholarship:

James Spence of Kathleen;

Rick and Robbin St. John Endowed Scholarship:

Payal Kakadiya of Lilburn;

John H. Taylor Jr. Student Scholarship:

Sarah Clements of Rome;

Robert I. and Angela M. Thompson Endowed Student

Scholarship:

Thuan Tran of Augusta; and

Grace Waters Endowed Student Scholarship:

Raybun Spelts of Leesburg.

Pharmacy Students’ Education Supported with Scholarships

Ten new scholarships were presented at the 2014 scholarship ceremony at the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy. All were funded by

College of Pharmacy faculty, alumni and friends. A total of 145 students received 76 scholarships and awards for the 2014-15 academic year,

totaling more than $241,600.

145 College of Pharmacy Students Received

76 Scholarships Awarded Academic

Year 2014-2015, Totaling $241,600

Non-Endowed Company Fund

Endowed Funds

Non-Endowed Support Fund

Non-Endowed Individuals

Non-Endowed Pharmacy

Associations

11%

76%

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

GRANTS and AWARDS

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY

Twenty-six grants received research funds in the Department of Clinical and Administrative Pharmacy in 2014 totalling $3,124,565. Those

faculty receiving $100,000 or more as principal investigators were:

CHISHOLMBURNS, MARIE MEDICATION ACCESS PROGRAM MAP FOR SOLIDORGAN TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS

IN GEORGIA C&M Mason Trust $1,672,698

ELR EM ESS Y, A Z ZA MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF DIABETIC RETINOPATHY

National Institutes of Health $308,700

FAGAN, SUSAN ANGIOTENSIN RECEPTOR AGONISM TO PROMOTE RECOVERY AFTER STROKE

National Institutes of Health $325,500

SEGAR, LAKSHMAN VASCULAR PHENOTYPIC REGULATION BY GROWTH FACTORS, INSULIN AND GLUCOSE

National Institutes of Health $289,425

SHENOY, SOMANATH PROTEIN KINASE B AKTMEDIATED PATHWAY REGULATING ENDOTHELIALBARRIER

FUNCTION National Institutes of Health $308,700

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

Twenty-two grants received research funds in the Department of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences in 2014 totalling $6,235,880.

Those faculty receiving $100,000 or more as principal investigators were:

BEEDLE, AARON ELUCIDATING MUSCLE REGENERATION DEFECTS IN FUKITIN KO MICE

National Institutes of Health $389,910

BRUCKNER, JAMES CHARACTERIZATION OF POTENTIAL AGERELATED DIFFERENCES IN THE

PHARMACOKINETICS OF PYRETHROIDS IN VIVO, IN SITU AND IN VITRO STUDIES IN RATS

AND HUMAN SYSTEMS Consumer Specialty Products Association $105,000

BRUCKNER, JAMES CHARACTERIZATION OF POTENTIAL AGERELATED DIFFERENCES IN THE

PHARMACOKINETICS OF PYRETHROIDS IN VIVO, IN SITU AND IN VITRO STUDIES IN RATS

AND HUMAN SYSTEMS Consumer Specialty Products Association $105,000

CAI, HOUJIAN TARGETING MYRISTOYLATION OF SRC FAMILY KINASES FOR INHIBITION OF PROSTATE

TUMORING National Institutes of Health $299,900

CUMMINGS, BRIAN SECRETORY PHOSPHOLIPASES SPLA2 AND THEIR RECEPTORS FOR DELIVERING

NANOPARTICLES Auburn University $127,189

GOVINDARAJAN, RAJGOPAL NUCLEOSIDE TRANSPORTERCONNEXIN INTERPLAY IN PANCREATIC CANCER

CHEMOTHERAPY National Institutes of Health $448,500

GOVINDARAJAN, RAJGOPAL EPIGENETIC PRIMING IN PANCREATIC CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY

National Institutes of Health $309, 521

MURPH, MANDI ALTERED MICRORNA AS A BIOMARKER FOR THE ONSET OF OBESITYRELATED

WOMEN’S CANCERS National Institutes of Health $426,849

PEGAN, SCOTT ORIGIN OF THE INNATE IMMUNITY SUPPRESSION CAUSED BY NAIROVIRUS’

PROTEASE ACTIVITY National Institutes of Health $308,454

PEGAN, SCOTT ORIGIN OF THE INNATE IMMUNITY SUPPRESSION CAUSED BY NAIROVIRUS’

PROTEASE ACTIVITY National Institutes of Health $251,056

ROBERTS, ARTHUR UNRAVELING CARDIOVASCULAR DRUGDRUG INTERACTIONS WITH THE HUMAN

MDR1 TRANSPORTER American Heart Association $165,000

ROBERTS, ARTHUR THE STRUCTURAL BASIS OF AGONIST TRANSPORT BY THE MULTIPLE DRUG RESISTANCE

TRANSPORTER National Institutes of Health $341,367

ZASTRE, JASON ROLE OF VITAMIN B1 IN HYPOXIA MEDIATED MALIGNANT PROGRESSION

American Cancer Society $792,000

ZASTRE, JASON ADAPTIVE REGULATION OF VITAMIN B1 TRANSPORT

National Institutes of Health $171,630

ZHENG, YUJUN CHEMICAL APPROACHES TO PROTEIN ARGININE METHYLATION

National Institutes of Health $247, 356

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

PUBLICATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL AND

ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS

DeRemer DL. Drug and Food Interactions with Tyrosine Kinase

Inhibitors. In: Ustun C and Popat UR (eds): Chronic Myeloid Leukemia:

From Daily Management to Complicated Issues. New York, NY: Nova

Science Publishers; 2014 pp. 251-262.

Fagan SC, Hess DC. Stroke in Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic

Approach. (9th edition), DiPiro JT, Talbert RL, Yee GC, Matzke GR, Wells

BG, Posey LM, eds, McGraw-Hill, New York, NY, 2014.

Fagan SC, Alhusban A, Nichols FT: Evaluation of Neurologic Function.

in Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach. (9th edition),

DiPiro JT, Talbert RL, Yee GC, Matzke GR, Wells BG, Posey LM, eds,

McGraw-Hill, New York, NY, 2014.

May J, Smith PH. Allergic Rhinitis, In: DiPiro JT, Talbert RL, Yee

GC, Matzke GR, Wells BG, Posey M. (eds) Pharmacotherapy: A

Pathophysiological Approach. 9th Edition. New York, NY, McGraw Hill,

2014 pp. 1541-1553.

Dopp JM, Phillips BG. Sleep Disorders, In: DiPiro JT, Talbert RL,

Yee GC, Matzke GR, Wells BG, Posey LM (eds): Pharmacotherapy: A

Pathophysiologic Approach, 9th Edition. McGraw-Hill, New York, NY.

2014 pp 1115-1129.

Switzer JA, Sikora A, Hess DC, Fagan SC: Minocycline for Acute

Cerebral Hemorrhage in Rational Basis for Translation in Stroke

Therapy. Frontiers in Neurotherapeutics, Micieli and Amantea, Editors;

CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group, Boca Raton, FL, August, 2014.

Fleming VH, Phillips, BG. Atrial Fibrillation Case. In: Schwinghammer

TL, Koehler JM. Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A Patient-Focused

Approach. 9th edition. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2014.

May DW, Rao S. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. In: DiPiro

JT, Talbert RL, Yee GC, Matzke GR, Wells BG, Posey M. (eds)

Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiological Approach. 9th Edition. New

York, NY, McGraw Hill, 2014:455-470.

Harper ML, May JR. Introduction to the Concept of Medication

Information In Drug Information: A Guide for Pharmacists, 6th

Edition, McGraw-Hill, New York. 2014 pp. 1 – 34.

Fravel M, Phillips BB. Constipation. In: Schwinghammer TL, Koehler

JM, eds. Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A Patient-Focused Approach.

9th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2014.

Spangler M, Phillips BB. Chronic Anticoagulation. In:

Schwinghammer TL, Koehler JM, eds. Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A

Patient-Focused Approach. 9th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2014.

PEERREVIEWED RESEARCH PAPERS

Clemmons AB, Ensley B, Hoge S, Clark S. Fixed-dose rasburicase

in overweight/obese versus normal weight patients. Journal of

Oncology Pharmacy Practice. 2014 April; 20 (Suppl 2): PP15.

Clemmons AB, Hartfranft ME, Kota V, Pantin J, Awan F, Salman H,

Jillella A. Administration of anti-thymocyte globulin: Slowing infusion

rate over a 4 day course with aggressive use of pre-medications to

reduce infusion reactions. Biology of Blood and Marrow Transplant.

2014 Feb;20(2 Suppl):S287-S288.

Clark SM, Schaack L, DeRemer D, Kota V, Clemmons AB.

Fosaprepitant for the prevention of nausea and vomiting in patients

receiving BEAM or high-dose melphalan conditioning regimens

for autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Biology of

Blood and Marrow Transplant. 2014 Feb;20(2 Suppl):S287.

Cobran EK, Wutoh AK, Lee E, Odedina F, Ragin C, Aiken W, Godley

P. (2014). Perceptions of prostate cancer fatalism and screening

behavior between United States-born and Caribbean-born black

males. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health. 16(3):394-400.

Pen D, Stitzenberg K, Cobran EK, Godley PA. (2014).Provider-based

research network demonstrate greater hospice use for minority

patients with lung cancer. Journal of Oncology Practice. 10(4):e182-

90.

Mohamed IN, Hafez S, Ergul A, Imig JD, El-Remessy AB. HFD-

induced TXNIP expression is required for endothelial inflammasome

activation and retinal vascular degeneration. Diabetologia,

Feb;57(2):413-23, 2014.

El-Azab MF, Baldowski BR, Shanab AY, Matragoon S, Saul A, El-

Remessy AB. Neuroprotective effects of TXNIP deletion in a model of

optic neuropathy. British Journal of Pharmacology, 171(5):1299-313,

2014.

Soliman SA, Ishrat T, Pillai, A, Somanath PR, Ergul A, El-Remessy

AB, Fagan SC. Candesartan induces a prolonged proangiogenic

effect and augments endothelium-mediated neuroprotection

after oxygen and glucose deprivation: Role of vascular endothelial

growth factors A and B. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental

Therapeutics 349(3):444-57, 2014.

Rozette N, Matragoon S, Goei S, Manasco K, El-Remessy AB.

Systemic effects of ophthalmic cyclopentolate in a model of

retinopathy of prematurity. Neonatology, 106(1):37-41, 2014.

Bland CM, Bookstaver PB, Lu ZK, Dunn BL, Rumley KF. Southeastern

Research Group Endeavor (SERGE-45). Musculoskeletal safety

outcomes of patients receiving daptomycin with HMG-CoA reductase

inhibitors. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotheraphy. 2014

Oct;58(10):5726-31.

Ishrat T, Alhusban A, Pillai B, El-Remessy AB, Ergul A, Fagan SC. Role

of matrix metalloproteinase activity in the neurovascular protective

effects of angiotensin antagonism. Stroke Research and Treatment,

2014:560491, 2014.

Abdelsaid MA, Matragoon S, El-Remessy AB. Deletion of thioredoxin

interacting protein augments hyperoxia-induced vaso-obliteration

in a mouse model of oxygen-induced retinopathy. PLoSOne,

9(10):e110388, 2014.

Fulzele S, El-sherbini A, Ahmad S, Sangani R, Matragoon S,

El-Remessy AB, Liou. GI MicroRNA-146b-3p controls retinal

inflammation by suppressing adenosine deaminase-2 in diabetes.

BioMedical Research International, 2014.

Mysona BA, Matragoon S, Moahmed IN, Shanab AY, Farooq A,

Stephens M, Fouda A, Bartasis M, Espinosa D, El-Remessy AB.

Imbalance of proNGF/NGF as biomarker in diabetic retinopathy.

BioMed Research International. 2014.

Shanab AY, El-Azab MF, Sabbineni H, Matragoon S, El-Remessy

AB. Candesartan stimulates reparative angiogenesis in ischemic

retinopathy model: role of hemeoxygenase-1 (HO-1). Angiogenesis,

(E-Pub) Nov 2014 .

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Hoda MN, Bhatia K, Hafez SS, Johnson MH, Siddiqui S, Ergul A, Zaidi

SK, Fagan SC, Hess DC. Remote ischemic preconditioning is effective

after embolic stroke in ovariectomized female mice. Translational

Stroke Research 2014, epub Jan. 4.

Ergul A, Abdelsaid M, Fouda A, Fagan SC. Cerebral

neovascularization in diabetes: Implications for stroke recovery

and beyond. Invited Review, Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and

Metabolism; 2014; 34(4):553-563; doi:10.1038/jcbfm.2014.18.

Hafez S, Coucha M, Bruno A, Fagan SC, Ergul A. Hyperglycemia,

acute ischemic stroke and thrombolytic therapy. Translational Stroke

Research 2014; March 13.

Ishrat T, El-Remessy AB, Mohamed IN, Pillai B, Soliman S, Ergul

A, Fagan SC. Thioredoxin interacting protein: A novel target for

neuroprotection in experimental thromboembolic stroke in mice.

Molecular Neurobiology , epub ahead of print, Jun 18, 2014.

Coucha M. Li W, Johnson MH, Fagan SC, Ergul A. Reply to “Letter

to the editor: Targeting cerebrovascular myogenic dysfunction in

stroke”. American Journal of Heart, Journal of Physiology: Heart and

Circulatory Physiology. 2014; 306(10): H1483.

Alhusban A, Al-Azayzih A, Goc A, Fagan SC, Somanath PR. Clinically

relevant doses of candesartan inhibit growth of prostate tumor

xenografts in vivo through modulation of tumor angiogenesis.

Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics 2014;

350(3): 635-645.

Quidley AM, Bland CM, Bookstaver PB, Kuper K. Perioperative

management of bariatric surgery patients. American Journal of

Health System Pharmacy. 2014;71:1253-64.

Bookstaver DA, Bland CM, Woodberry MW, Mansell KB. Correlation

of cefpodoxime susceptibility with cephalothin and cefuroxime for

urinary tract isolates. Journal of Medical Microbiology. 2014;63(Pt

2):218-21.

Ishrat T, Pillai B, Soliman S, Fouda AY, Kozak A, Johnson MH, Ergul A,

Fagan SC. Low-dose candesartan enhances molecular mediators of

neuroplasticity and subsequent functional recovery after ischemic

stroke in rats. Molecular Neurobiology, epub ahead of print, August

2, 2014.

Boudreau DM, Guzauskas GF, Chen E, Lalla D, Tayama D, Fagan SC,

Veenstra DL. Cost-effectiveness of recombinant tissue plasminogen

activator within 3 hours of acute ischemic stroke: Current evidence.

Stroke ePub ahead of print, September 4, 2014.

Mohamed IN, Ishrat T, Fagan SC, El-Remessy AB. Role of

inflammasome activation in the pathophysiology of vascular

diseases of the neurovascular unit. Invited Review. Antioxidants and

Redox Signaling, ePub ahead of print; October 2, 2014.

PUBLICATIONS

Azza El-Remessy works in her lab

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Alhusban A, Fouda AY, Pillai B, Ishrat T, Soliman S, Fagan SC. C21 is

proangiogenic in the brain and results in sustained recovery after

ischemic stroke. Journal of Hypertension, epub ahead of print,

October 8, 2014.

Khan M, Hoda MN, Vaibhav K, Giri S, Waller J, Ergul A, Dhandapani K,

Fagan SC, Hess DC. Remote ischemic postconditioning: Harnessing

endogenous protection in a murine model of vascular cognitive

impairment. Translational Stroke Research, epub October 9, 2014.

Hoda MD, Fagan SC, Khan MB, Vaibhav K, Chaudhary A, Wang

P, Dhandapani KM, Waller JL, Hess DC. A 2x2 factorial design

of minocycline and remote ischemic preconditioning prior

to thrombolysis in acute ischemic stroke. Experimental and

Translational Stroke Medicine, 2014-7378-6-10.

Shanab AY, El-Azab MF, Sabbineni H, Soliman S, Matragoon S, Fagan

SC, El-Remessy AB. Candesartan preserves retinal vasculature in

ischemic retinopathy: Role of inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS)

and Hemeoxygenase-1 (HO-1). Angiogenesis, epub November 25,

2014.

Ahmed H, May, DW, Fagan SC, Segar L. Vascular protection with

gliptins in diabetes: Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics.

Accepted, Pharmacotherapy, September, 2014.

Abdelsaid M, Prakash R, Li W, Coucha W, Hafez S, Johnson MH, Fagan

SC, Ergul A. Metformin treatment in post-stroke period prevents

nitrative stress and restores angiogenic signaling in the brain after

ischemia/reperfusion injury. Resubmitted to Diabetes, 12, 2014.

Soliman SA, Ishrat T, Fouda AY, Patel A, Pillai B, Fagan SC. Sequential

therapy with minocycline and candesartan improves long term

recovery after experimental stroke. Submitted to Translational Stroke

Research, June, 2014.

Coucha M, Li W, Hafez S, Abdelsaid M, Johnson MH, Fagan SC,

Ergul A. SOD1 overexpression prevents acute hyperglycemia-

induced cerebral myogenic dysfunction: Relevance to contralateral

hemisphere and stroke outcomes. Submitted to American Journal of

Physiology, May, 2014.

Rollins B, Ramakrishnan S, Perri M. Direct to Consumer Advertising

of Predictive Genetic Tests: A Health Belief Model Based Examination

of Consumer Response. Health Marketing Quarterly. 2014; 31:263-

278.

Sattler E L. P, Lee JS, Bhargava V. (2014). Food insecurity and

medication adherence in low-income older Medicare beneficiaries

with Type 2 diabetes. Journal of Nutrition Gerontology and Geriatrics

2014;33(4):401-17.

Pyla R, Osman I, Pichavaram P, Hansen P, Segar L. Metformin

exaggerates phenylephrine-induced AMPK phosphorylation

independent of CaMKK and attenuates contractile response in

endothelium-denuded rat aorta. Biochemical Pharmacology. 92:

266-279; 2014.

Ma L, Kerr BA, Naga Prasad SV, Byzova TV, Somanath PR*. 2014.

Differential effects of Akt1 signaling on short- versus long-term

consequences of myocardial infarction and reperfusion injury.

Lab Invest. Oct;94(10):1083-91. (Highlighted on cover page of the

October issue of the journal ‘Laboratory Investigation’).

Alhusban A, Al-A zayzih A, Goc A, Gao F, Fagan SC, Somanath

PR*. 2014. Clinically relevant doses of candesartan inhibit growth

of prostate tumor xenografts in vivo through modulation of

tumor angiogenesis. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental

Therapeutics. 2014 Sep;350(3):635-45.

Soliman S, Ishrat T, Pillai A, Somanath PR, Ergul A, El-Remessy AB,

Fagan SC. 2014. Candesartan induces a prolonged proangiogenic

effect and augments endothelium-mediated neuroprotection

after oxygen and glucose deprivation: Role of vascular endothelial

growth factors A and B. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental

Therapeutics. 2014 Jun;349(3):444-57.

Goc A, Al-Husein B, Katsanevas K, Steinbach A, Lou U, Sabbineni H,

DeRemer DL, Somanath PR*. 2014. Targeting Src-mediated Tyr216

phosphorylation and activation of GSK-3 in prostate cancer cells

inhibit prostate cancer progression in vitro and in vivo. Oncotarget.

2014 Feb 15;5(3):775-87.

Young HN, Larson T, Cox E, Moreno M, Thorpe J, MacKinnon

N (2014). The active patient role and asthma outcomes in an

underserved rural community. Journal of Rural Health. 30(2):121-7.

Clemmons AB, Ensley E, Hoge S, Clark S. Fixed-dose rasburicase

in overweight and obese patients versus normal weight patients.

Annals of Pharmacotherapy. 2014 Jun 17;48(9):1152-1158.

Seibert HH, Maddox RR, Flynn EA, Williams CK: Effect of barcode

technology with electronic medication administration record on

medication accuracy rates. American Journal of Health-System

Pharmacy 71:209-18, 2014.

Fleming VH, White BP, Southwood R. Resistance of E.coli urinary

isolates from Emergency Department-treated patients at a

community hospital. American Journal of Emergency Medicine. Aug

2014;32(8):864-870.

Deshpande M, Chewning BA, Mott DA, Thorpe JM, Young HN (2014).

Asthma medication use among U.S. adults 18 and older. Research in

Social and Administrative Pharmacy. 10(6):e113-23.

Cox ED, Fritz KA, Hansen KW, Brown RL, Rajamanickman VP,

Wiles KE, Fate BH, Young HN, Moreno MA (2014). Development

and validation of PRISM: A survey tool to identify diabetes self-

management barriers. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice.

104(1):126-35.

PEERREVIEWED PROFESSIONAL PAPERS

Galdo JA, Thurston MM, Bourg CA. Clinical considerations in insulin

pharmacotherapy in ambulatory care, Part One: Introduction

and review of current products and guidelines. Clinical Diabetes

2014;32:66-75.

Buck B, Wilkinson H, Phillips H. Preceptor development: Providing

effective feedback, Part 2. Hospital Pharmacy 2014; 49(6):521-9.

Clemmons AB, Evans S, DeRemer DL, Awan FT. Busulfan dosing (Q6

or Q24) with adjusted or actual body weight, does it matter? Journal

of Oncology and Pharmacy Practice. 2014.

Clemmons AB, Hartranft M, et al. Administration of anti-

thymocyte globulin: A comparison of two protocols. Bone Marrow

Transplantation. 2014;49:1535-7.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Neville M, Clemmons AB, Hunter C. Application of opiate analgesia

concepts in a third-year skills laboratory on three campuses. Journal

of Pain and Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy. 2014; March; 28(1):10-

18.

Clark SM, Steinbach A, Clemmons AB. Pomalidomide for the

treatment of multiple myeloma. Journal of the Advanced

Practitioner in Oncology (JADPRO). 2014 Jan/Feb;5(1):51–56.

Goc A, Al-Husein B, Katsanevas K, Steinbach A, Lou U, Sabbineni

H, DeRemer DL, Somanath PR. Targeting Src-mediated Tyr216

phosphorylation and activation of GSK-3 in prostate cancer cells

inhibit prostate cancer progression in vitro and in vivo. Oncotarget

2014 15;5(3):775-87.

Mysona BA, Shanab AY, Elshaer SE, El-Remessy AB. Nerve growth

factor in diabetic retinopathy: Beyond neurons. Expert Review of

Ophthalmology, 9(2):99-107, 2014.

Mohamed IN, Ishrat T, Fagan SC, El-Remessy AB. Role of

inflammasome activation in the pathophysiology of vascular

diseases of the Neurovascular Unit. Antioxidant Redox Signal, 2014.

Hawkins A, Mazzeffi M, Abraham P, Paciullo C. Prevalence and

factors associated with absence of venous thromboembolism

prophylaxis. Critical Care Medicine 2014; 42(S12).

Maddox RR. The essence of leadership. American Journal of Health-

System Pharmacy 71:662-8, 2014.

Rozette NA, Matragoon S, Sethi S, Goei S, Manasco KB, El-Remessy

AB. Systemic effects of ophthalmic cyclopentolate on body weight

in neonatal mice. Neonatology 2014;106:37-41.

Phillips H, Fuller PD, May JR, Johnson S. Conflict resolution strategies

between preceptor and resident – A case-based scenario. American

Journal of Health System Pharmacy 2014;71(3):184-6.

May JR, Chan J, Fuller PD, Jasiak K, Lepkowsky M, Phillips H. The

Residency Scramble: Program Directors’ experiences with the

Pharmacy Online Residency Centralized Application Service.

American Journal of Health System Pharmacy 2014;71(7):587-91.

Pettit NN, Johnson S, Fuller PD, May JR, Phillips H. Managing

multiple residents with incongruent personalities: A case-based

scenario for the new preceptor. American Journal of Health-System

Pharmacy 2014;71(13):1071-2.

Welch LH, Hughes LD, May DW, McEwen DW, Duke LJ. Evaluation

of a multi-modal approach of teaching immunization administration

in a Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum. Currents in Teaching and

Learning 2014;6(6):782-791.

Liao V, Phan SV. Acute hyperglycemia associated with short-term

use of atypical antipsychotic medications. Drugs 2014;74(2):183-94.

Harris IM, Phillips B, Boyce E, Griesbach S, Hope C, Sanoski C, Sokos

D, Wargo K. Clinical pharmacy should adopt a consistent process of

direct patient care. Pharmacotherapy 2014;34(8):e133–e148).

Bland CM, Sutton SS, Dunn BL. What are the latest

recommendations for managing severe sepsis and septic shock?

JAAPA. 2014 Oct;27(10):15-9.

PUBLICATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

BOOK CHAPTERS

Ansel H. (2014). Pharmaceutical Calculations. LWW, Baltimore,

MD, Chapters 17 (“Selected Calculations in Contemporary

Compounding”) and 18 (“Selected Calculations involving Veterinary

Pharmaceuticals”), 13th ed., pp. 287-318.

Hooks SB, Murph MM. Cellular Deficiency in the Regulator of

G-protein Signaling 10 Protein Facilitates Chemoresistant Ovarian

Cancer. Medicinal Chemistry Advances: Overcoming Multidrug

Resistance in Oncology, Ed. Ryan De Vooght-Johnson. Future Science

Group, 2014.

Saggar MA, Liu D. (2014) Gene Delivery: An Essential Component for

Successful Gene Therapy, In Drug Delivery, Ed. Ashim Mitra, Jones &

Bartlett Learning, USA, pp.381-398.

RESEARCH PAPERS

Chen B, Chen G, Bartlett MG. Factors influencing the electrokinetic

injection of oligonucleotides in capillary gel electrophoresis

when using laser induced fluorescence detection. Biomedical

Chromatography, 28, 320-323 (2014).

Gullick D, Popovici A, Young HC, Bruckner JV, Cummings BS, Li P,

Bartlett MG. Determination of deltamethrin in rat plasma and brain

tissue using gas chromatography-negative chemical ionization mass

spectrometry. Journal of Chromatography B, 960, 158-165 (2014).

Basiri B, Bartlett MG. Liquid chromatography mass spectrometry of

oligonucleotides: Applications in biomedical research. Bioanalysis,

6, 1525-1542 (2014).

Li P, Bartlett MG. A review of quantitative methods for small

molecules in brain tissue by liquid chromatography tandem mass

spectrometry. Analytical Methods, 6, 6183-6207 (2014).

Gullick D, Popovici A, Young HC, Bruckner JV, Cummings BS, Li P,

Bartlett MG (2014). Determination of deltamethrin in rat plasma and

brain using gas chromatography-negative chemical ionization mass

spectrometry. Journal of Chromatography. B 960: 158-165.

Sethi PK, Muralidhara S, Bruckner JV, White CA. (2014).

Measurement of plasma protein and lipoprotein binding of

pyrethroids. Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology. Methods 70:

106-111).

Gullick D, Popovici A, Bruckner JV, Cummings BS, Osmitiz TG,

Bartlett MG. Determination of deltamethrin in rat plasma and

brain tissue using gas chromatography-negative ionization mass

spectrometry. Journal of Chromatography B, 960:158-65, 2014.

Scholpa NE, Zhang X, Kolli R, Cummings BS. Epigenetic changes in

renal cells after exposure to bromate. Toxicological Sciences, 141(2):

432-40, 2014.

Waters KM, Cummings BS, Shankaran H, Scholpa NE, Weber TJ. ERK

oscillations-dependent gene expression patterns by stress response.

Chemical Research in Toxicology, 27(9): 3442-51, 2014.

Quach ND, Arnold RD, Cummings BS, Secretory phospholipase

A2 enzymes as pharmacological targets for treatment of disease.

Biochemistry and Pharmacology, 90(4):338-48, 2014.

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Quach ND, Mock JN, Scholpa NE, Eggert MW, Payre C, Lambeau G,

Arnold RD, Cummings BS. Role of the phospholipase A2 receptor

in liposome drug delivery in prostate cancer cells. Molecular

Pharmaceutics, 11(10): 3443-51, 2014.

McManus MJ, Murphy M, Franklin JL. (2014). Mitochondria-derived

reactive oxygen species mediate the progression of caspase-

dependent and independent neuronal death. Molecular and Cellular

Neuroscience 63: 13-23.

Dorsey PG, Greenpan P. Inhibition of protein glycation by

pomegranate and other fruit juices. Journal of Medicinal Food

17:447-54, 2014.

Robbins KS, Ma Y, Wells L, Greenspan P, Pegg RL. Separation and

characterization of phenolic compounds from U.S. pecans by liquid

chromatography-tanden mass spectrometry, Journal of Agricultural

and Food Chemistry. 62:4332-41, 2014

Tuggle K, Ali MW, Salazar H, Hooks SB. (2014) Regulator of G-protein

signaling (RGS) transcript expression in human neural progenitor

differentiation: R7 subfamily regulation by DNA methylation.

NeuroSignals, 22(43-51).

Calihan CP, Ali M, Salazar H, Quach N, Wu X, Stice SL, Hooks

SB. (2014) Convergent regulation of neuronal differentiation

and Erk and Akt kinases in human neural progenitor cells by

Lysophosphatidic Acid, Sphingosine 1-phosphate, and LIF:

Specific roles for the LPA1 receptor. American Society for

Neurochemistry, 6(6): 1759091414558416.

Cacan E, Ali MA, Boyd NH, Hooks SB, Greer SF. (2014)

Inhibition of HDAC1 and DNMT1 modulate RGS10 expression

and decrease ovarian cancer chemoresistance. PLOS One, 9

(1): e87455. PMID: 24475290.

Wang Y, Ho T, Bertinetti D, Neddermann M, Franz E, Mo, Gary

CH, Schendowich LP. Sukhu A, Spelts RC, Zhang J, Herberg

FW, Kennedy EJ. (2014) Isoform-selective disruption of

AKAP-localized PKA using hydrocarbon stapled peptides.

ACS Chemical Biology, 9: 635-642, (PMCID 24422448).

Fortunato MJ, Ball CE, Hollinger K, Patel NB, Modi JN,

Rajasekaran V, Nonneman DJ, Ross JW, Kennedy EJ, Selsby JT,

Beedle AM. Development of rabbit monoclonal antibodies

for detection of alpha-dystroglycan in normal and dystrophic

tissue. PLoS One. 2014 May 13;9(5):e97567. (PMCID: 4019581).

Kennedy EJ. Biological drug products: Development and

strategies. Edited by Wei Wang and Manmohan Singh.

ChemMedChem. 2014 December; 9(12): 2814-2815.

Kennedy EJ. EMBO conference series: Chemical Biology

2014. Chembiochem. 2014 Dec 15;15(18):2783-7. doi:

10.1002/cbic.201402527. Epub 2014 Oct 16. PubMed PMID:

25318996.

Gao M, Ma Y, Cui R, Liu D. (2014) Hydrodynamic delivery of

FGF21 gene alleviates obesity and fatty liver in mice fed a

high fat diet. Journal of Control Release 185: 1-11.

Cui R, Gao M, Qu S, Liu D (2014) Overexpression of

superoxide dismutase 3 gene blocks high fat diet-induced

obesity, fatty liver and insulin resistance, Gene Therapy. 21:

840-848.

Kanefuji T, Yokoo T, Suda T, Abe H, Kamimura K, Aoyagi Y,

Liu D. (2014) Hemodynamics of hydrodynamic injection,

molecular therapeutics – Methods & Clinic Development.

doi:10.1038/mtm.2014.29.

Kamimura K, Abe H, Yokoo T, Kanefuji T, Kobayashi Y, Suda T, Zhang

G, Aoyagi Y, Liu D. (2014) Safety assessment of liver-targeted

hydrodynamic gene delivery in dogs. PLoS ONE, 10.1371/journal.

pone.0107203.

Ma Y, Gao M, Liu D. (2014) Chlorogenic acid improves hepatic

steatosis and insulin sensitivity in diet-induced obesity.

Pharmaceutical Research. doi: 10.1007/sI 1095-014-1526-9.

Song H, Liu D. (2014) Hydrodynamic delivery of interleukin-15 gene

promotes resistance to high fat diet-induced obesity, fatty liver

and improves glucose homeostasis. Gene Therapy. doi:10.1038/

gt.2014.114.

Gao M, Liu D. (2014) Gene therapy for obesity: Progress and

prospects, Disc. Med. 17(96): 319-328.

Jia W, Tran SK, Ruddick CA, Murph MM. (2014) The Src homology

3 binding domain is required for lysophosphatidic acid 3 receptor-

mediated cellular viability in melanoma cells. Cancer Letters 2014

Oct 7, article in press. PMID: 25304369.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Liu S, Meng X, Chen H, Liu W, Liu W, Miller T, Murph M, Lu Y, Zhang

F, Iurascu MG, Arteaga CL, Mills GB, Meric-Bernstam F, González-

Angulo AM. (2014) Targeting tyrosine-kinases and estrogen

receptor abrogates resistance to endocrine therapy in breast cancer.

Oncotarget. 2014 May 27. PMID: 24979294.

Nguyen HT, Tian G, Murph MM. (2014) Molecular epigenetics in

the management of ovarian cancer: Are we investigating a rational

clinical promise? Front Oncology. April 8, 2014; 4(71): 1-12. PMID:

24782983.

Capodagli GC, Sedhom WG, Jackson S, Ahrendt KA, Pegan SD*.

A noncompetitive inhibitor for M. tuberculosis’s class IIa fructose

1,6-bisphosphate aldolase. Biochemistry,(2014) Jan

14;53(1):202-13. PMID:24325645. PMC4167715.

Deaton MK, Spear A, Faaberg KS, Pegan SD.* The vOTU domain

of highly-pathogenic porcine reproductive and respiratory

syndrome virus displays a differential substrate preference, Virology

(2014) Apr. vol. 454–455:247–253. PMC3992837.

Zhai X, Go MK, O’Donoghue AC, Amyes TL, Pegan SD, Wang Y,

Loria JP, Mesecar AD, Richard JP*. Enzyme architecture: The effect

of replacement and deletion mutations of loop 6 on catalysis by

triosephosphate isomerase. Biochemistry. (2014) Jun 3;53(21):3486-

501. PMID: 24825099.

Capodagli GC, Lee SA, Boehm KJ, Brady KM, Pegan SD*.

Structural and functional characterization of methicillin-resistant

sStaphylococcus aureus’s class IIb fructose 1,6-bisphosphate

aldolase. Biochemistry. 2014 Dec 9;53(48):7604-14. PMID: 25390935.

Yan X, Yadav R, Gao M, Weng H-R. (2014) Interleukin-1beta enhances

endocytosis of glial glutamate transporter in the spinal

dorsal horn through activating protein kinase C. Glia.

2014 Jul;62 (7):1093-109. (Impact factor: 5.46)

Sethi PK, Muralidhara S, Bruckner JV, White CA. (2014).

Measurement of plasma protein and lipoprotein binding

of pyrethroids. Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology.

Methods 70: 106-111).

Hanberry R, Berger R, Zastre J. High dose vitamin B1

reduces proliferation in cancer cell lines analogous

to dichloroacetate. Cancer Chemotherapy and

Pharmacology. 73(3):585-594 (2014).

Mazur C, S, Marchitti, Zastre J. P-glycoprotein inhibition

by the agricultural pesticide propiconazole and its

hydroxylated metabolites: Implications for pesticide-

drug interactions. Toxicology Letters. 232(1):37-45 (2014).

Qian K, Zheng YG. (2014) Labeling: Palladium brings

proteins to life. Nature Chemical Biology. 10, 328-330.

Yan L, Yan C, Su H, Qian K, Wofford S, Lee W, Zhao

X, Ho M, Ivanov I,* Zheng YG.* (2014) Diamidine

compounds for selective inhibition of protein arginine

methyltransferases. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 57,

2611-2622.

Yang C, Ngo L, Zheng YG. (2014) Rational design of

substrate-based multivalent inhibitors of histone

acetyltransferases. ChemMedChem. 9, 537-541.

Pharmacy student Yen Li stands beside display board at Dawgtoberfest

PUBLICATIONS

DIVISION OF EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS

BOOK CHAPTERS:

May DW, Rao S. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. In: DiPiro

JT, Talbert RL, Yee GC, Matzke GR, Wells BG,Posey M. (eds),

Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiological Approach. 9th Edition. New

York, NY, McGraw Hill,2014:455-470.

PEER REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC PAPERS

Welch LH, Hughes LD, May DB, McEwen DW, Duke LJ. Evaluation

of a multi-modal approach of teaching immunization administration

in a Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching

and Learning 2014; 6(6):782-791.

Fulford MJ, Souza JM, Alkhateeb FM, Alston GL, Bernard D, Bloom

T, Bouldin A, Boyce E, Castleberry A, Coyne L, Dintzner M, DiVall MV,

Doloresco F, Franson K, Fowles M, Fox L, Garavalia L, Gettman D,

Jenkins T, Kelley K, Malhorta A, Marsh W, McDonough SK, McEwen

D, McLaughlin J, Mintz K, Ofstad W, Peeters M, Ried LD, Stratton

T, Szilagyi J, Zeszotarski P. Are you CAPE-A.B.L.E.? Center for the

Advancement of Pharmacy Education: An assessment blueprint

for learning experiences. American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy Center for Advancement of Pharmacy Education. October

2014. Available at http://www.aacp.org/resources/education/cape/

Documents/AssessmentCAPEPaper-Final11.pdf .

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL AND

ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY

RESEARCH PAPERS PRESENTED AT NATIONAL AND

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS

Bradley, K, Dunne, I, Bourg CA. Evaluating the implementation of

an interprofessional service-learning program at a free clinic. 2014

American Society of Health System Pharmacy Midyear Clinical

Meeting. Anaheim, CA. December 2014.

Bourg CA, Koffarnus RL, Nigro SC et al. Highlighting the ambulatory

care PRN. 2014 American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual

Meeting. Austin ,TX. October 2014.

Huffman K, Young H, Grubbs K, Bourg CA. Assessing the impact

of pharmacist-provided fitness, nutrition and weight management

coaching classes on biometric outcomes. American Pharmacy

Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL, March 2014.

McCoy L, Young H, Howell L, Bourg CA. Evaluating the impact of a

pharmacy-based intervention on elderly patients’ vaccination rates

within a state that requires a prescription for vaccine administration.

American Pharmacy Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL,

March 2014.

Newsome R, Murphy E, Galdo JA, Bourg CA. Impact of a community

pharmacy specialty program for the treatment of patients with

rheumatoid arthritis. American Pharmacy Association Annual

Meeting, Orlando, FL, March 2014.

Bryant J, Rocker J, Robinson T, Branan TN, Norris K, Ramesh S.

Evaluation of 23.4% hypertonic saline for the management of

elevated intracranial pressure at an academic medical center.

Society of Critical Care Medicine Annual Congress. San Francisco,

CA.

Clemmons AB, Cribb A, Manasco K. Authorship during

Postgraduate Pharmacy Residency Training: A snapshot of four

pharmacy journals across a 10-year period (2000, 2005, 2010).

American Society of Health System Pharmacy National Preceptor

Conference, Washington D.C.

Young HN, Kanchanasuwan S, Cox ED, Moreno MM, Havican NS.

Barriers to medication use in rural underserved patients with

asthma. Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy. 2014:

S1551-7411(14)00410-0.

Manasco KB, Clemmons AB. Successful implementation of a

writing project to a residency training program. American Society

of Health-System Pharmacists National Pharmacy Preceptors

Conference. Washington, DC. August 2014.

Clemmons AB, Ensley B, Hoge S, Clark S. Fixed-dose rasburicase

in overweight/obese versus normal weight patients. Hematology/

Oncology Pharmacy Association Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA.

Clemmons AB, Hartfranft ME, Kota V, Pantin J, Awan F, Salman

H, Jillella A. Administration of anti-thymocyte globulin: Slowing

infusion rate over a 4-day course with aggressive use of pre-

medications to reduce infusion reactions. Bone Marrow

Transplantation Tandem Meetings. Grapevine, TX.

DeRemer DL, Hartranft ME, Mondal A, Kolhe R, Meagher R, Phillips

BG. Evaluation of the effects of obesity on the epigenome in acute

myeloid leukemia patients: Correlation with clinical outcome and

drug response. 2014 American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual

Meeting in Austin, TX. Abs#442.

Hartranft ME, DeRemer DL, Kolhe R, Phillips BG. Investigation of

epigenetic modifications in obese and non-obese acute myeloid

leukemia patients. 10th Annual Meeting of the Hematology/

Oncology Pharmacy Association (HOPA), New Orleans, LA.

Mysona BA, Shanab A, Rodenbeck D, Bartasis ML, El-Remessy AB.

Inhibition of RhoA kinase prevents diabetes- and proNGF-mediated

retinal vascular permeability. American Diabetes Association

meeting, Diabetes, June, 2014.

Mohamed IN, Elshaer SL, Hoda MN, Bartasis ML, El-Remessy AB.

Deletion of TXNIP restors reparative angiogenesis in high fat diet-

induced obesity model. American Diabetes Association meeting,

Diabetes, June, 2014.

El-Remessy AB, Abdelsaid M, Ergul A ,Matragoon S. Deletion

of thioredoxin Interacting Protein (TXNIP) augments hyperoxia-

induced vaso-obliteration in ischemic retinopathy. Association for

Research in Vision and Ophthalmology Meeting Abstract. IOVS, April

30, 55: 3020, 2014.

Mohamed, IN, Elshaer SL, Clendenning M, El-Remessy AB. TXNIP

deletion abrogates high fat diet-induced retinal inflammation

and microvascular injury. Association for Research in Vision and

Ophthalmology Meeting Abstract. IOVS, April 30, 55:4918, 2014.

Shanab AY, Mysona BA, Matragoon S, Clendenning M, El-Remessy

AB. Modulating p75NTR prevents proNGF- and diabetes-induced

acellular capillaries via suppression of NRIF nuclear translocation.

Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology Meeting

Abstract. IOVS, April 30, 55:1045, 2014.

Elshaer SL, El-Remessy AB. Modulation of p75NTR restores

reparative angiogenesis and prevents retinal neovascularization

in ischemic retinopathy. Association for Research in Vision and

Ophthalmology Meeting Abstract. IOVS, April 30, 55: 4916, 2014.

Mysona BA, Shanab A, Rodenbeck D, El-Remessy AB. ProNGF causes

retinal endothelial cell permeability via activation of p75NTR/RhoA

pathway. Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology

Meeting Abstract. IOVS, April 30, 55: 5827, 2014.

El-sherbini A, Fulzele S, Ahmad S, Sangani R, Matragoon S,

El-Remessy AB, Liou GI. MicroRNA-146b-3p controls retinal

inflammation by suppressing adenosine deaminase-2 in diabetes.

Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology Meeting

Abstract. IOVS, April 30, 55: 1046, 2014.

Mohamed IN, Elshaer SL, Clendenning M, Shanab A, Hoda N, El-

Remessy AB. Deletion of TXNIP restores reparative angiogenesis in

HFD-induced obesity model. Diabetes Journal. June 2014 63:A1-

A102; doi:10.2337/db14-1-388 .

Mysona BA, Shanab A, Rodenbeck D, Clendenning M, El-Remessy

AB. Inhibition of RhoA kinase prevents diabetes- and proNGF-

mediated retinal vascular permeability. Diabetes Journal. June 2014

63:A92; doi:10.2337/db14-1-388.

PRESENTATIONS

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Coucha M, Li W, Abdelsaid, M, Johnson MH, El-Remessy AB,

Fagan SC, Ergul A. Nox4 mediates actin depolymerization in the

cerebrovasculature after hypoxia. 9th World Stroke Congress,

Istanbul, Turkey, 2014.

Ishrat T, El-Remessy AB, Pillai B, Soliman S, Ergul A, Fagan SC.

Thioredoxin interacting protein: A novel target for neuroprotection

in experimental thromboembolic stroke in mice. International Stroke

Conference, 2014.

Alhusban A, Fouda A, Pillai B, Ergul A, Fagan SC. BDNF knockdown

abrogates AT1 blockade-induced improvement in stroke outcome.

International Stroke Conference 2014, San Diego, CA, February, 2014.

Qu Z, Li W, Prakash R, Fagan SC, Ergul A. Diet-induced diabetes

impairs neovascularization and functional recovery after ischemic

stroke. International Stroke Conference 2014, San Diego, CA,

February, 2014.

Hoda MN, Khan M, Wakade C, Ergul A, Fagan SC, Hess DC. Remote

ischemic conditioning (RIC), a combined regimen of Per- and Post-

conditionings (RIPerC and RIPostC), provides long-term motor

and cognitive benefits in murine embolic stroke model (eMCAO).

International Stroke Conference 2014, San Diego, CA, February, 2014.

Coucha M, Li W, Abdelsaid M, Hafez S, Fagan SC, Ergul A. SOD

overexpression accounts for the neurovascular

protection in rats following ischemic stroke.

International Stroke Conference 2014, San

Diego, CA, February, 2014.

Li W, Ma H, Prakash R, Fagan SC, Ergul A. The

impact of method of ischemia/reperfusion

injury on stroke outcome in type 2 diabetes.

International Stroke Conference 2014, San

Diego, CA, February, 2014.

Hafez S, Abdelsaid M, Coucha M, Fagan SC,

Ergul A. Matrix metalloproteinase 3 (MMP3)

exacerbates the hemorrhagic transformation

in hyperglycemic stroke. International Stroke

Conference 2014, San Diego, CA, February, 2014.

Soliman S, Ishrat T, Patel A, Fouda A, Ergul

A, Fagan SC. Sequential treatment with

minocycline and candesartan improves long

term recovery after stroke. International Stroke

Conference 2014, San Diego, CA, February, 2014.

Boudreau DM, Guzauskas GF, Tayama D, Fagan

SC, Veenstra DL. An updated cost-effectiveness

analysis of rtPA for acute ischemic stroke treated

within 3 hours of symptom onset. International

Stroke Conference 2014, San Diego, CA,

February, 2014.

Abdelsaid M, Prakash R, Li W, Coucha M, Fagan

SC, Ergul A. The role of ischemia/reperfusion generated nitrative

stress on VEGF angiogenic signaling in diabetic rats. International

Stroke Conference 2014, San Diego, CA, February, 2014.

Boudreau DM, Guzauskas GF, Lalla D, Tayama D, Fagan SC, Veenstra

DL. An updated cost-effectiveness analysis of r-tPA for acute

ischemic stroke treated within 3 hours of symptom onset. American

Academy of Neurology, Philadelphia, PA, April 26- May 4, 2014.

Fouda AY, Hardigan T, Soliman S, Pillai B, Ergul A, Fagan SC.

Enhancement of cerebrovascular relaxation by angiotensin receptor

Type 2 agonist, Compound 21, is lost in Type 2 diabetes. High Blood

Pressure Council of American Heart Association, San Francisco, CA,

September 10 – 13, 2014.

Fleming VH, Southwood R. Resistance of Escherichia coli urinary

isolates in Emergency-department (ED)-treated patients at a

community hospital. American College of Clinical Pharmacology

Virtual Poster Symposium. May 2014. (National audience)

Kangethe A, Franic DM. Use of the contingent valuation method in

sub-Saharan Africa: A review and classification of healthcare studies.

Third Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy

Association (AfHEA), Nairobi, Kenya, March 11 to 13, 2014.

Kangethe A, Franic DM. Net Social Benefit of a diabetes prevention

program in rural Kenya. Third Conference of the African Health

Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA), Nairobi, Kenya, March 11

to 13, 2014.

Kangethe A, Franic DM. Comparing the theoretical validity of the

payment card and structured haggling willingness to pay methods.

Third Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy

Association (AfHEA), Nairobi, Kenya, March 11 to 13, 2014.

Norton M. Student Pharmacist Chemical Health Scale II- Preliminary

findings from two Colleges of Pharmacy, College of Psychiatric and

Neurologic Pharmacists(CPNP) Annual Meeting, Phoenix, Arizona.

Norton M. Perceived stress and impulsivity as a predictor of

future substance use disorders- Preliminary findings from the

Student Pharmacist Chemical Health Scale II, College of Psychiatric

and Neurological Pharmacists (CPNP) Annual Meeting, Phoenix,

Arizona.

PRESENTATIONS

David DeRemer, Amber Clemmons and Jeremy Wells, M.D., hematology/oncology fellow at

Medical College of Georgia

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Norton M. Innovative community partnerships to enhance

education and healthcare delivery, American Association of Colleges

of Pharmacy Annual Meeting 2014.

Phillips M, Ghauri A, Gilmore R, Sheffield M, Phan SV, Pain

assessment documentation after opioid administration at a

community teaching hospital. American Society of Health System

Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting in Anaheim, CA. December

2014.

Ghauri A, Phillips M, Gilmore R, Phan SV, Sheffield M.

Documentation of safety parameters following opioid

administration. American Society of Health System Pharmacists

Midyear Clinical Meeting in Anaheim, CA. December 2014.

Phan SV, Waldfogel JM. Ziconotide-induced psychosis: A case

report, April 2014, Therapeutic case report poster. College of

Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting in Phoenix,

AZ. April 2014.

Segar L, Pyla R, Pichavaram P, Fairaq A, Kozak M, Kamath V, Patel

V. Glycogen depletion during hypoxia results in enhanced AMPK

phosphorylation and diminished smooth muscle contractility in

human saphenous vein. Basic Cardiovascular Sciences Meeting,

American Heart Association, Las Vegas, NV (July 14-17, 2014).

Somanath PR, Abdalla M. Triciribine, a selective Akt inhibitor

inhibits myofibroblast differentiation and ameliorates pulmonary

vascular remodeling in pulmonary hypertension. American Heart

Association ATVB annual meeting in Toronto, Canada, May 2, 2014

Shenoy S. TGFβ signaling in prostate cancer epithelial-to-

mesenchymal transition (Invited Speaker). 19th World Congress on

Advances in Oncology, Athens, Greece (October, 2014).

Shenoy S. Akt signaling in the regulation of endothelial-barrier

function (Invited Speaker). 17th International Symposium on

Molecular Medicine, Athens, Greece (October, 2014).

Peake S, Melvin B, Brown M, Meyer R, Southwood R. Insulin pump

therapy in patients admitted to a community hospital. 2014

American Society of Health System Pharmacists in Sacramento, CA.

Lowery A, Melvin B, Brown M, Meyer R, Southwood R. Insulin

pump therapy in patients admitted for surgery in a community

hospital.2014 American Society of Health System Pharmacists in

Sacramento, CA.

Vannoy V, Strawn G, Melvin B, Meyer R, Southwood R.

Hypoglycemia associated with an insulin infusion protocol in a

community hospital. 2014 American Society of Health System

Pharmacists midyear meeting in Sacramento, CA.

Tu P, Southwood R, Melvin B, Thomas P, Meyer R. Activities of a

diabetes care team in a community hospital. 2014 American Society

of Health System Pharmacists midyear meeting in Sacramento, CA.

Huston S, Kim C, Rathbun S, Blount R, Shah, Murray D, Heidesch

L., Southwood R. Emotions of youth with Type 1 diabetes. 2014

American Pharmacy Association Annual Convention in Orlando FL.

Patel P, Surbhi S, Tackett RL. Average annual cost of prostate cancer

and factors predicting the cost. American Pharmacy Association

2014.

Reed W, Huffman K, Young HN. Assessing consumer use of mobile

technology for health-related purposes. American Society of

Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting, Anaheim, CA,

December 2014.

Kanchanasuwan S, Young HN. Factors associated with African

Americans’ utilization of influenza vaccination. Annual Meeting of

the American Public Health Association, New Orleans, LA, November

2014.

Deshpande MM, Young HN. Asthma medication use among rural

U.S. adults 18 and older. Annual Meeting of the American Public

Health Association, New Orleans, LA, November 2014.

Valliant A, Elramah M, Yevzlin AS, Chan MR, Young HN. Preliminary

examination of chronic kidney disease shared medical appointment

outcomes. National Kidney Foundation, Spring Clinical Meeting, Las

Vegas, NV, April 2014.

INVITED NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Buck B. Constructive feedback deconstructed: How to provide

effective feedback to residency preceptors. Session chair and

presenter, American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear

Clinical Meeting, Anaheim, CA, December 2014.

Clemmons A. Anti-emesis in HCT. Fundamentals of Hematopoietic

Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT) Training Course. Salt Lake City, UT

& Grapevine, TX.

DeRemer D. Evaluation of the effects of obesity on the epigenome

in acute myeloid leukemia patients: Correlation with clinical

outcomes and drug response. The Great Eight Best Paper

Presentations Series. American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP)

Annual Meeting Austin, TX. October 13, 2014.

Fleming V. Resistance of Escherichia coli urinary isolates in

emergency-department treated patients from a community

hospital. Platform presentation (National presentation). American

College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Austin, TX, October

2014.

Maddox R. Transformational leadership for Clinical Pharmacy

Services. American Society of Health System Pharmacy Midyear

Clinical Meeting, Anaheim, December, 2014.

Maddox R. St. Joseph’s/Candler experience using smart pumps and

continuous PCA monitoring. Association for the Advancement for

Medical Instrumentation Foundation National Opioid Coalition,

Chicago, November 2014.

May JR. Drug information status in Egypt, Dubai International

Pharmaceuticals and Technologies Conference, Dubai, United Arab

Emirates, March 2014 (with Yasmin Hussein, Mona Schlaan, and

Dianne May).

May JR. Medication safety issues in the medication use process:

The role of the pharmacy and therapeutics committee in optimizing

medication safety. Formulary Management Systems Concept and

Practice: Beyond Drug Selection Symposium, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia,

November 4, 2014.

May JR. Program Chair and Moderator. Pipeline antimicrobials

and the need for intensified antimicrobial stewardship. American

Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting,

Orlando, FL, December 8, 2014.

Miller MS. New anticoagulants for atrial fibrillation. Smith Drug

Company Conference. June 2014.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Norton M. Psychopharmacology and the developing adolescent

brain, National Association of Addiction Providers Conference,

Charlotte, North Carolina, May 2014, (Medical CE).

Norton M. Do pharmacists have a high risk for addiction?, University

of Utah Medical School Addiction Studies Conference, Salt Lake City,

Utah, June 2014, (Medical and Pharmacists CE).

Norton M. The good, bad, and ugly of psychopharmacology: The

neuroscience of substance use. National Judicial College, Cumming,

Georgia, June 2014 ( Judiciary CE);

Norton M. Reefer madness 2014: The science of medical

cannabinoids, US Journal National Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada,

September 2014 (Medical CE).

Phan S. Ziconotide-induced psychosis: A case report. Therapeutic

Case Report Award Finalist (0.5 hour CE) College of Psychiatric and

Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting. April 2014.

Phillips B. ResiTrak™ a la Carte: From accreditation to optimization,

National Pharmacy Preceptor Conference (NPPC). Washington, D.C.,

August 21, 2014.

Phillips B. Do your preceptors measure up? Impact of the new PGY1

standard on preceptor qualifications. National Pharmacy Preceptor

Conference (NPPC). Washington, D.C., August 22, 2014.

Phillips B. PhORCAS 3.0. Streamlining the recommendation process,

National Pharmacy Preceptor Conference (NPPC). Washington, D.C.,

August 22, 2014.

Phillips B. Precepting pearls, Session Moderator. National Pharmacy

Preceptor Conference (NPPC). Washington, D.C., August 22, 2014.

Phillips B. Residency Learning System Workshop: PGY1 existing

residency programs, American Society of Health System Pharmacists

Midyear Clinical Meeting. Workshop Presenter and Facilitator.

Anaheim, CA. December 6, 2014.

Phillips B. ResiTrak A La Carte: From accreditation to optimization.

American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical

Meeting. Anaheim, CA. December 7, 2014.

Phillips B. Make a lasting impression: Evaluating your interview

skills, American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear

Clinical Meeting. Anaheim, CA. December 7, 2014.

Phillips B. Update from the Commission on Credentialing, VA

Residency Open Forum. American Society of Health System

Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting. Anaheim CA. December 8,

2014.

Sattler ELP, Lee, J. S. (2014). Self-reported and pharmacy claims-

based medication adherence in low-income older Medicare

beneficiaries with Type 2 diabetes. Experimental Biology 2014, April

26-30, San Diego, CA.

Somanath PR. TGFβ signaling in prostate cancer epithelial-to-

mesenchymal transition (Invited Speaker).19th World Congress on

Advances in Oncology, Athens, Greece (October, 2014).

Somanath PR. Akt signaling in the regulation of endothelial-

barrier function (Invited Speaker).17th International Symposium on

Molecular Medicine, Athens, Greece (October, 2014).

PRESENTATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH PAPERS PRESENTED AT NATIONAL AND

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS

Beedle AM*, Hekmatyar K. Exploring regeneration defects in

dystroglycan glycosylation-deficient muscular dystrophy. South East

Neuroscience Conference, Augusta, GA. April 19, 2014.

Bruckner JV, White C, Gullick D, Popovici A, Krolski M,

Gammon DW, Cummings BS, Bartlett, M. Quantitation of the

pyrethroid deltamethrin (DLM) in rat liver and muscle using gas

chromatography-negative chemical ionization mass spectrometry.

Society of Toxicology, March, 2014, Phoenix, AZ.

Sethi P, Muralidhara S, Osimitz TG, Minnema D, Hinderliter PM,

Cummings BS, Bruckner JV, White CA. Maturation effects on

plasma protein binding of deltamethrin (DLM), cis-(CIS), and trans-

permethrin (TRANS) in human and rat plasma. Society of Toxicology,

March, 2014, Phoenix, AZ.

Chen C, Muralidhara S, Osimitz TG, Gammon DW, Anand S,

Cummings B.S. Bruckner JV, White C. Toxicokinetics of

deltamethrin (DLM) in adult male Sprague-Dawley rats. Society of

Toxicology, March, 2014, Phoenix, AZ.

Amaraneni M, Muralidhara S, Osimitz TG, Anand S, Gammon DW,

White CA, Cummings BS, Bruckner JV. Tissue to blood partition

coefficients for deltamethrin (DLM), cis-permethrin (CIS) , and trans-

permethrin (TRANS) in adult male Sprague Dawley rats and 21-day-

old pups. Society of Toxicology, March, 2014, Phoenix, AZ.

Zastre J, Dowd C, Minnema D, Bruckner JV. Role of the blood-brain

barrier in limiting CNS uptake of pyrethroid insecticides: Findings

with hMEC cells as proxy. Federation of American Societies for

Experimental Biology, April, 2014, San Diego, CA.

Gullick D, Popovici A, Young H, Bruckner J, Cummings B, Bartlett

MG. Quantitation of pyrethroids in rat liver and muscle using gas

chromatography negative chemical ionization mass spectrometry.

American Society for Mass Spectrometry, June, 2014, Baltimore, MD.

Young H, Gullick D, Popovici A, Bruckner JV, Cummings BS, Bartlett,

MG. An enhanced method for extraction and quantification of

highly lipophilic pyrethroid pesticides from adipose tissue. American

Society for Mass Spectrometry, June, 2014, Baltimore, MD.

Cai H. Dietary saturated fatty acids enhance advanced prostate

tumor progression through the regulation of Src family kinases

(SFKs) activity in mice fed high fat diet, 49th Annual South Eastern

Regional Lipid Conference, Nov. 5-7, 2014.

Chen C, Muralidhara S, Osimitz TG, Gammon DW, Anand S,

Cummings BS, Bruckner JV, White C. Toxicokinetics of deltamethrin

(DLM) in adult male Sprague-Dawley rats, The Toxicologist, 138(1),

685, 2014.

Bruckner JV, White C, Gullick D, Popovici A, Krolski M, Gammon

DW, Cummings BS, Bartlett M. Quantitation of the pryrethroid

deltamethrin (DLM) in rat liver and muscle using gas chromatography

negative chemical ionization mass spectrometry (GC-NCI-MS). The

Toxicologist, 138(1), 686, 2014.

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Amaraneni M, Muralidhara S, Osimitz TG, Anand S, Gammon DW,

White C, Cummings BS, Bruckner JV. Tissue to blood partition

coefficients for deltamethrin (DLM), cis-permethrin (CIS), and trans-

permethrin in adult male Sprague-Dawley rats and 21-day old pups,

The Toxicologist, 138(1), 897, 2014.

Scholpa NE, ZhangX, Cummings BC. Epigentic changes in p21

expression in renal cells after exposure to bromate, The Toxicologist,

138(1), 2050, 2014.

Burrcham A, Eggert M, Cummings BS, Arnold RD. Targeting

phospholipase A2 receptor (PLA2R) to enhance uptake of lipid

nanoparticles, Auburn University Research Week 2014, Auburn AL,

4/14.

Eggert M, Burcham AM, Quach ND, Scholpa NE, Cummings

BS, Arnold RD. Enhanced targeting and uptake of liposome

nanoparticles via pospholipase A2 receptor in prostate cancer, 2014

NanoBio Summit, University of Alabama, October 23-24, 2014 in

Tuscaloosa, AL.

Nie B, Zhu G, Cummings BS, Arnold RD. Quantification of

disposition, intracellular uptake and degradation of lipid-based

nano medicines by LC-MS/MS, 2014 NanoBio Summit, University of

Alabama, October 23-24, 2014 in Tuscaloosa, AL.

Capomacchia AC, Elder, DL. An oral controlled release drug

delivery system containing

anti-tuberculosis drugs for

the treatment of captive

elephants prepared by the

Hydrophobic Congealable

Phase Method, Elephant

Sanctuary, November 20,

2014.

Wai SW, Naidu K, Lee

HS, Gilbert C, Toan H,

Govindarajan R. SET

oncoprotein mediates

epithelial-to-mesenchymal

transition and pancreatic

cancer progression.

Experimental Biology

meeting: 2014 Annual

Meeting of American

Society for Biochemists and

Molecular Biologists, San

Diego, Apr 2014. (WON BEST

THEMATIC POSTER AWARD

AND ABSTRACT CHOSEN

FOR TRAVEL AWARD)

Pegg RB, ‡Ma Y,

‡Robbins KS, Greenspan

P. 2014. Separation and

characterization of phenolic compounds from pecans and dry-

blanched peanut skins by liquid chromatography-electrospray

ionization mass spectrometry. 8th World Congress on Polyphenols

Applications, International Society of Antioxidants in Nutrition and

Health, Lisbon, Portugal, June, 2014.

Pegg RB, Robbins KS, Kellett M, Greenspan P. The polyphenolics

of pecans. International Society of Nutraceuticals and Functional

Foods, Istanbul, Turkey, October, 2014.

Lakeda D, Greenspan P. Bioactivity of pomegranate juice in

preventing diabetic complication. MidYear Conference, Anaheim,

CA December, 2014.

Hooks SB. Lysophospholipid regulation of neuronal differentiation

and Erk and Akt kinases in human neural progenitor cells, (March

2014) 45th Annual American Society for Neurochemistry Meeting.

Long Beach, CA.

Kennedy EJ. Stabilized peptides targeting AKAP Anchoring

complexes, The 8th International Conference on Inhibitors of Protein

Kinases, Warsaw, Poland, Sept. 21-25, 2014.

Kennedy EJ. Isoform-selective disruption of PKA-AKAP complexes

and its effects as an antimalarial, EMBO Chemical Biology Meeting,

EMBL Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, Aug. 20-23, 2014.

Zhang C, Liu D. Histone deacetylases regulate the non-viral

transgene silencing, The 17th Annual Meeting of American Society

of Gene and Cell Therapy, May 21-24, 2014. Washington DC.

Kanefuji T, Yokoo T, Abe H, Kamimura K, Suda T, Aoyagi Y, Liu D.

Hemodynamics of hydrodynamic injection in mice. The 17th Annual

Meeting of American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy, May 21-24,

2014. Washington DC.

Kamimura K, Abe H,

Yokoo T, Kanefuji T, Suda

T, Zhang G, Aoyagi Y, Liu

D. Parameters for opitiaml

hydrodynamic gene

delivery to pig liver using

an image-guided and

lobe-specific procedure.

The 17th Annual Meeting

of American Society of

Gene and Cell Therapy,

May 21-24, 2014.

Washington DC.

Deaton MK, Capodagli

GC, Pegan SD. Seeking

validation … A journey

in the discovery of

lead inhibitors against

the nairovirus ovarian

tumor domain protease,

Stanford Research

Institute, Palo Alto,

California, January. 17,

2014.

Spengler JR, Zivcec

M, Deaton MK, Patel

J, Chakrabarti AK, AGarcía-Sastre A, Spiropoulou CF, Pegan

SD, Bergeron E. Innate immune response to Crimean Congo

hemorrhagic fever virus. International Union of Microbiological

Societies Congresses, Montréal, Canada, July 30, 2014 (State-of–the-

Art Presentation, Bunyavirus session).

Former Dean Stuart Feldman talks with high school science students at the fifth

annual Dean Stuart Feldman Summer Science Institute; 24 students attended.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

INVITED NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Bruckner J. Age-related plasma protein binding and its influence on

entrocyte uptake and metabolism of pyrethroid insecticides. Office

of Research and Development, U.S.EPA, Washington, DC, Sept. 29,

2014.

Bruckner J. Deltamethrin plasma protein binding, tissue: plasma

partition coefficients, and gastrointestinal absorption in immature

and mature rats. Hamner Institute for Health Studies, Research

Triangle Park, NC, Dec. 2, 2014.

Cummings B. Lipidomic assessment of human blood from cocaine

users: Can changes in blood lipids identify behavior? at the National

Institutes on Drug Abuse in Baltimore, MD.

Elder D. Pharmacy compounding: A unique service within the

healthcare profession. Summer Program for High School Students,

Office of Institutional Diversity, Athens, GA, June, 2014.

Govindarajan R. Spatiotemporal delivery of epigenetic and

chemotherapeutic nucleoside analogs to pancreatic cancer,

Controlled Release Society, Annual Meeting, Chicago, July 2014.

Govindarajan R. Nucleoside drug transporters: Role in cancer and

genetic disorders, Department of Pharmaceutics, University of

Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, May 2014.

Hooks S. RGS10 expression and function: Releasing the brakes

on cell survival and inflammation. Michigan State University,

Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology seminar series, August

27, 2014.

Hooks S. Epigenetic regulation of RGS10 in chemoresistant ovarian

cancer. University of Iowa, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

and Experimental Therapeutics. Iowa City, IA, April 8, 2014.

Hooks S. Lysophospholipid regulation of neuronal differentiation

and Erk and Akt kinases in human neural progenitor cells, 45th

Annual American Society for Neurochemistry Meeting. Long Beach,

CA, March 9, 2014.

Kennedy E. Design of chemically modified peptides to study

regulation of protein kinases, Department of Chemistry and

Biochemistry, University of California, San Diego, Dec. 11, 2014.

Kennedy E. Design of chemically modified peptides to study

regulation of protein kinases, Department of Chemistry, San Diego

State University, Dec. 12, 2014.

Kennedy E. Design of chemically modified peptides to study

regulation of protein kinases, Department of Pharmacology,

University of Vermont, Aug. 28, 2014.

Kennedy E. Design of chemically modified peptides to study kinase

regulation, Department of Oncology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN,

March 20, 2014.

Liu D. Hemodynamic impact of hydrodynamic gene delivery on

liver, “From the Clinic to Partial Differential Equations and Back:

Emerging Challenges for Cardiovascular Mathematics” Institute for

Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM),

Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, Jan. 20-24, 2014.

Liu D. Hydrodynamic gene transfer for gene drug discovery and

gene therapy, Emory Children’s Pediatric Research Center, Emory

University, April 9, 2014.

Liu D. Mechanisms of transgene silencing, “Approaches to Achieve

Persistent Gene Expression,” 17th Annual Meeting of American

Society of Gene and Cell Therapy, Washington DC, May 21-24, 2014.

Liu D. Targets in controlling obesity, Symposium on Metabolic

Disorders, Shanghai People’s Tenth Hospital, Tongji University,

Shanghai, China, Aug. 23-25, 2014.

Liu D. Hydrodynamic transfer for protein drug discovery in tumor-

bearing mice, International Symposium on Translational Research,

Nanning, China, Nov. 20-22, 2014.

Liu D. Hydrodynamic gene transfer and protein drug discovery,

College of Life Sciences, China Pharmaceutical University, Nanjing,

China, Nov. 24, 2014.

Liu D. Hydrodynamic gene transfer for protein drug discovery

and gene therapy, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Shandong

University, Jinan, China, Nov. 25, 2014.

Murph M. Ipilimumab and the treatment of melanoma, October 6,

2014, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.

Roberts A. Drug and protein dynamics of cytochrome P450s”

Marquette University. Feb. 14, 2014.

Roberts A. The critical roles of ligand and protein dynamics in drug

metabolism by cytochromes P450, 43rd Southeastern Magnetic

Resonance Conference, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. October 24-26, 2014.

Weng H-R. Dysfunction of glia and the genesis of pathological pain,

BIT’s 5th Annual World Congress of Neurotalk, Nanjing, May 15 – 18,

2014.

Weng H-R. Toll like receptor 4 and chemotherapy (paclitaxel)-

induced acute pain syndrome. Rutgers/New Jersey Medical School

Department of Anesthesia, September 18, 2014.

White C. Pharmacokinetics: A PR nightmare, Annual Meeting of

AACP, Dallas, TX, July 26-30, 2014.

Zastre J. Can a vitamin promote malignant progression? 2014

Making Strides Kickoff, American Cancer Society. Atlanta, Georgia.

August 28, 2014.

Zastre J. The duality of vitamin B1. American Cancer Society. Athens,

GA. June 13, 2014.

Zheng YG. Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology,

Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, September

22, 2014.

Zheng, YG. State Key Laboratory of Biotherapy, Sichuan University Chengh,

China, April 22, 2014.

Zheng, YG. Department of Pharmaceutical Science, Jilin University,

Changchun, China, April 24, 2014.

PRESENTATIONS

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Lobby displays showcase Service Learning projects

DIVISION OF EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS

INVITED NATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Duke LJ, Staton A, McCullough B, Schott K. How professional staff

can enhance faculty efficiency in experiential education offices.

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Annual Meeting.

Grapevine, TX, July 29, 2014.

McEwen DW, Fulford, M. Evaluation of cultural competence

using service-learning IPPEs. American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy, Annual Meeting. Grapevine, Texas, July 29, 2014.

Welch L, Hughes L. An assigned leadership model in a longitudinal

ambulatory care introductory pharmacy practice experience (IPPE),

Roundtable Presentation. American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Grapevine, Texas, July 29, 2014.

Fulford M, Welch L. Evaluating professionalism in the culture and

curriculum of a Pharm.D. program. American Association of Colleges

of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Grapevine, TX, July 2014.

INVITED STATE PRESENTATIONS

Hughes L, Campbell L, Heckman B. Worksite health intervention:

An interdisciplinary approach, counseling and human development

research symposium, Athens GA, January 2014.

Welch L, Hughes L. Creating mutual beneficial student pharmacy

experiences, (ACPE 0.15 CEU) Georgia Society of Health System

Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Amelia Island, FL, July 2014.

McEwen D, Hannings A. Injecting immunization updates into

community practice. Smith Drug Annual Continuing Education and

Trade Show, Savannah, GA, July 25, 2014.

Miller MS. New anticoagulants for atrial fibrillation. Smith Drug

Annual Continuing Education and Trade Show, Savannah, GA, July

25, 2014.

McEwen D, Hannings A. Injecting awareness and education to

the public. 21st Annual Immunize Georgia Conference, Atlanta, GA,

September 11, 2014.

Sheffield MC. Hyperkalemia: Risks and management. University

of Georgia College of Pharmacy, Office of Continuing Education &

Outreach, UGA Rx Tech CE Initiative. Available September 2014 at:

https://www.rxugace.com/programs/details/890-pharmacy-tech-ce-

initiative-hyperkalemia-risks-and-management .

Hannings A. Challenges encountered when applying the 2013

ACC/AHA cholesterol guidelines. 2014 Annual Howard C. Ansel

Symposium, Athens, GA, October 18, 2014.

Hannings A, McEwen D, Chapman L. A shot of prevention:

Updates in immunization recommendations and practices. 2014

UGA Continuing Education Finale Symposium, Lawrenceville, GA.

December 5, 2014.

DIVISION OF NONTRADITIONAL EDUCATION

AND OUTREACH

INVITED STATE PRESENTATION

Mullis D. Practical considerations for transforming life science IP

from bench to market. Georgia Life Science Summit, Oct. 16, 2014.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Honor Roll of Giving 2014

We are grateful to our valued benefactors for your continued support. Your gifts are vital to our increasing

desire to become one of the Top Ten Colleges of Pharmacy in the nation. As a team of dedicated alumni,

corporations, friends, faculty and staff, we can reach new heights together. Investments in our great

College are increasing annually because of you. As you may know funding from the State of Georgia has

now declined to less than 30% and external funding has become increasingly important to our success. I

encourage you, more than ever, to reflect on what the College of Pharmacy means to you. Again, thank

you for your continued support to the UGA College of Pharmacy

Dana E. Strickland ‘81, R.Ph.

Executive Director of External Affairs

FOUNDING PRESIDENTS CLUB MEMBERS

Mrs. Emmett Allmond

Dr. & Mrs. Howard C. Ansel

Mr. & Mrs. Dean Baker

Mr. & Mrs. Maynor H. Belcher, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. C. DeWitt Balnton Jr.

Mr. Thomas Stanford Block

Mr. & Mrs. Clifford W. Bryant

Mr. & Mrs. Bobby C. Burnley

Mr. & Mrs. James Noah Calhoun, Jr.

Dr. Ted D. Cash

Mr. Charles David Cato

Ms. Martha A. Cato

Mr. & Mrs. Neal W. Cone

Mrs. Edgar J. Cook

Dr. & Mrs. James W. Cooper, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Todd Crumley

Mr. Kenneth M. Duke

Mr. and & Mrs. Stuart Feldman

Mr. John H. Fields, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dewitt Gantt

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Earl Garner

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Gigandet

Mr. & Mrs.* David B. Graves

Mr. Alton D. Greenway*

Mrs. J.H. Hall

Drs. Diane K. Hartle & James L. Hargrove

Mr. Robert F. Hatcher

Dr. David W. Hawkins

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Wayne Hoven, Jr.

Mr. Robert A. and Mrs. Dell M. Johnston

Dr. Albert W. Jowdy * and

Mrs. Albert W. Jowdy*

Dr. & Mrs. H. Won Jun

Mr. Wiliam T. Knight III* and

Mrs. William T. Knight III

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frank Kuzniak

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Lake

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry H. Lancaster

Mr. & Mrs. John L. Langford

Dr. Joseph P. LaRoccca * and

Mrs. Joseph P. LaRocca*

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Leake

Mr. A. Allan Leonard * and

Mrs. A. Allan Leonard

Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Linse

Mr. & Mrs. Jefrey L. Lurey

Mr. Alfred A. Mannino

Mr. George W. Mason

Mr. James S. McBrayer

Mr. George D. McFarland

Mr. & Mrs. F. Ford Millikan*

Mr. T. David Minish*

Mr. D. Glenn Morgan

Mr. & Mrs. J. Harris Morgan. Jr.

Mr. William F. Nathaniels

Mrs. Dena Nolan

Mr. Russell Nolan

Mr. Tobias Nolan

Dr. William Michael Ozburn

Ms. Ashling Panoz

Ms. Carol Jean Panoz

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Panoz

Mrs. Lisa Panoz

Mrs. Dione Mavis Peterson

Mr. & Mrs. Martin B. Pinckney, Jr.

Mr. Neil L. Pruitt * and Mrs. Neil L. Pruitt

Mrs. Andrea Purgason

Ms. Genna Purgason

Ms. Jamie Purgason

Mrs. Leo E. Reese

Dr. Ronald Lee Reese

Mr. & Mrs. H. William Rowell

Dr. Peter C. Ruenitz

Mrs. Ben Allen Sanders, Jr.

Mr. Philip Solomons, Jr.

Ms. Donna Sparks

Mr. Mathew Sparks

Ms. Rebecca Sparks

Mr. Ross Sparks

Mrs. & Mrs. Rick C. St. John

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fulton Stokes, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Taylor, Jr.*

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Thomas

Mr. Roy A Tyson

Mr. Jerry L. Walker* and Mrs. Jerry L. Walker

Dr. & Mrs. James W. Warren, Jr.

Dean Kenneth and Mrs. Kenneth L. Waters*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Wilson, Jr.*

Mr. William T. Wolfe

Ms. Lisa Panoz Wytiaz

President’s Club Benefactor

Gifts of $10,000 and Up

American Cancer Society

Representative Bruce L. Broadrick and

Mrs. Mary Ann Broadrick

Mr. Thomas E. Bryan Jr. and Mrs. Patsy Bryan

Carlos and Marguerite Mason Trust

Congressman Earl “Buddy” L. Carter and

Mrs. Amy Carter

Ms. Jee H. Chu and Dr. Chung K. Chu

Consumer Specialty Products Association

Council for the Advancement of Pyrethroid

Human Risk Assessment

Mr. Randy W. Ellison

Mr. P. David Hay and Mrs. A. Renee Hay

JH Harvey, LLC

Kaiser Permanente

Kroger Company

Dr. Christopher M. Peterson

Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.

Rite Aid Corporation

Seaside Drugs Inc. DBA St. Simons Drug

Company

Shaklee Corporation

Mr. Fred F. Sharpe Jr. and

Mrs. Bonnie I. Sharpe

Mr. Dennis H. Strickland and

Mrs. Sindy Massey Strickland

The Chu Family Foundation

Mr. Robert I. Thompson and

Mrs. Angela M. Thompson

U-Save-It Pharmacy, Inc.

Dr. William E. Wade *and

Mrs. Theresa O. Wade

Dr. Adelbert E. Wade and Mrs. Clark P. Wade

Walgreens

Mr. Roy G. Wilson Jr. and Mrs. Kasey Wilson

Woody’s Longbranch Pharmacy, Inc.

Mr. Kevin J. Woody & Mrs. Tanya Woody

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President’s Club Fellows

Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999

Mr. Ralph W. Balchin Jr. and

Ms. Sandra S. Balchin

Mr. Ronnie Lee Cain, R.Ph. and

Mrs. Norma Jean Cain

Cardinal Health, Inc.

Community Pharmacy, Inc.

Mr. William Gary Cunningham and

Mrs. Lu Cunningham

CVS Corporation

Ms. Sharon Barker Deason

Mr. Kenneth J. DeLay and Mrs. Angela DeLay

Mr. Ferrell A. Dixon Jr. and Mrs. Peggy Dixon

Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation

Forrest Heights Pharmacy

Dr. George E. Francisco Jr. and

Mrs. Elizabeth W. Francisco

Mr. Michael P. Gigandet and

Mrs. Phyllis Gigandet

Mrs. Barbara Goldman

Dr. James M. Hiott and Mrs. Marilyn L. Hiott

J M Smith Foundation

Jinki Patel Foundation

Mr. D. Glenn Morgan and

Mrs. Amy S. Morgan

Dr. Sarah J. Murphy and

Mr. Brendan F. Murphy

Mr. Wallace A. Partridge Jr. and

Mrs. Helen Partridge

Dr. Kiran Patel and Dr. Jigisha K. Patel

Dr. Benjamin T. Ross

Mrs. Janet L. Satterfield and

Mr. Ronald R. Satterfield

Mr. Bobby D. Stone Jr. and

Mrs. Krista L. Stone

Target Corporation

WAL-MART Stores, Inc.

Wauka Mountain Pharmacy, Inc.

Dr. Alan P. Wolfgang and

Dr. Carla F. Wolfgang

Presidents Club Partners

Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999

AXA Foundation

Bilbro Corporation DBA The Medicine

Shoppe

Mr. Bobby C. Burnley and

Mrs. Becky S. Burnley

Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, LP

CVS Charitable Trust, Inc.

Daughters of the American Revolution

Altamaha Chapter

Mr. and Mrs. J. Ashley Dukes

Mr. Robert B. Moody III and Dr. Sherri Moody

Mr. Eldon C. Oliver Jr. and

Mrs. Jerreann Oliver

Mr. Oliver C. Whipple and

Mrs. Rozanne G. Whipple

Dr. Kent E. Woo

Presidents Club Associates

Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499

Mr. Robert W. Allee and Mrs. Ruth E. Allee

Dr. Saundrett Arrindell and

Dr. Everton L. Arrindell

Ms. Martha A. Cato

Mr. Charles D. Cato and Mrs. Faye Cato

Dr. Melissa A. Clifton and

Mr. Gregory D. Clifton

Mr. George W. Coleman and

Mrs. Mary M. Coleman

Dr. James W. Cooper Jr. and

Mrs. Susan Eure Cooper

Mr. James L. Cunningham and

Mrs. Donna Cunningham

CVS Caremark Charity Trust Account

Dacula Medicine Center, Inc.

Dr. Cecily DiPiro and Dr. Joseph T. DiPiro

Dr. Ray A. Dixon and Dr. Jessica Dixon

Dr. Douglas P. Farman and

Mrs. Patricia B. Farman

Dr. Heather R. Ferguson

Mr. Mark W. Fitch and Mrs. Kandy A. Fitch

Mr. Larry E. Floyd Sr. and Mrs. Betty Floyd

Mr. James C. Furman and

Mrs. Dolores A. Furman

Mr. Thomas D. Gantt and

Mrs. Cynthia L. Gantt

Gordon Drug Co.

Mr. Alton Greenway* and

Mrs. Shirley Greenway

Mr. Kevin L. Hamby and

Mrs. Kimberly A. Hamby

Mrs. Gloria Harbuck

Mr. Gerald E. Hartman Sr.

Dr. Robert M. Hatton and

Mrs. Kimberly A. Hatton

Jak Homes, Inc.

Dr. Hung W. Jun and Mrs. Jung J. Jun

Mr. Anthony L. Kicklighter

Mr. John A. Koncul Jr. and

Ms. Maureen R. Koncul

Dr. James R. Lang and Mrs. Paula Lang

Dr. K. Heather Lindell

Mr. Alan E. Lubel

Mr. Andre C. Mackey

Mr. Stephen E. Malone

Ms. Sheila Dunn Miller

Mr. Steven T. Miller

Dr. Mindi S. Miller and Dr. Scott D. Miller

Dr. Hakeem O. Mumuney

Mr. William A. Murray

NACDS Foundation

Mr. John E. Nine

NW Georgia Pharmacist Association

Dr. Min H. Oh

Dr. Svein Øie and Ms. Barbara Woodruff

Mr. Render T. Parham Jr. and

Mrs. Margaret L. Parham

Plaza Pharmacy

Ms. Tracy M. Rauch

Mr. William T. Robie III and

Mrs. Arlene L. Robie

Dr. Walter F. Schmidt

Mrs. Edie E. Smith and Mr. Byron L. Smith

Dr. Kelly M. Smith

Mr. Philip Solomons Jr. and

Mrs. Cathy Solomons

Mr. Perry C. Sosebee and

Ms. Carole Sosebee

Mr. Carl L. Stanley Jr. and

Mrs. Susan B. Stanley

Mrs. Ella J. Stewart

The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

The Solomons Fund

Mr. Charles E. Travis Jr.

Dr. Thirunellai G. Venkateshwaran

Dr. Trina Johnson von Waldner

Mr. Robert R. Warnock

Mr. Flynn W. Warren Jr. and

Dr. Monica M. Warren

Mr. Douglas L. Wilkinson and

Mrs. Sara E. Wilkinson

Dean’s Club

Gifts of $500 - $999

AbbVie Foundation

Amgen Foundation, Inc.

Mr. William A. Anderton and

Dr. Susan C. Fagan

Dr. Michael T. Azzolin and

Ms. Stephanie Azzolin

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Mrs. Jennifer A. Bourgeois

Ms. Jane A. Bruce and Mr. Gene D. Bruce

Ms. Clarice Burval

Dr. Buyun Chen

Dr. Byoung K. Chun and

Mrs. Sook Hee K. Chun

Dr. Lewis G. Clark III

Mr. James D. Cochran and

Mrs. Jennifer L. Cochran

Dr. Sarah K. Coffee and Mr. Jason C. Coffee

Mrs. Vanessa Croley

Dr. Deborah L. Elder

Dr. James M. Frix and Mrs. Tina E. Frix

Mr. Max Gardner Jr. and Mrs. Judy L. Gardner

Mr. H. P. Glazner

Health Diagnostic Laboratory, Inc.

Mr. David W. Hester

Mr. Raymond G. Hickman and

Mrs. Wanda Hickman

Mr. Clinton W. Hodges and

Mrs. Shirley F. Hodges

Dr. Harvey D. Homan and

Mrs. Cathy W. Homan

Dr. Janet L. Hunter

Mr. Ferman L. Jay

Mr. Martin L. Johnson III

Dr. Stephen M. Kamau

Ms. Marsha C. Kapiloff

Mr. Edwin J. Lake and Mrs. Linda Lake

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Dr. Laura L. Little and Mr. Edward S. Little

Mr. S. C. S. Loo and Mrs. Dorothy W. Loo

Dr. Ray R. Maddox

Ms. Julie P. McLeod

Dr. Timothy W. McNeely and

Mrs. Charise McNeely

Mr. James L. Nevil III and Mrs. Jill Nevil

Mr. Mark G. Pam and Ms. Laurie M. Pam

Mr. Walter S. Pease Jr. and

Mrs. Debra S. Pease

Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Co.

Ms. Christy Phillips-Malcom and

Mr. Jeffery S. Malcom

Putnam Pharmacy, Inc.

Mr. Anthony B. Ray

Mr. Howard C. Rowe II

Royston Drug Store, Inc.

Mr. William C. Sams III and Mrs. Brenda Sams

Dr. Yeshwant D. Sanzgiri and

Dr. Uma Y. Sanzgiri

Mr. Danny A. Shive and Mrs. Elaine H. Shive

Dr. Steven A. Spillers and Dr. Judy E. Spillers

Mr. Thomas F. Stokes Jr. and

Mrs. Cheryl C. Stokes

Mr. Joseph C. Sumner and Dr. Jean Sumner

Sumner Pharmacy, Inc.

Mr. Michael T. Tarrant

The Medicine Shoppe

Dr. Rebecca L. Tomlinson and

Mr. Heath D. Tomlinson

Mr. William H. Turner

Unionville Discount Pharmacy Inc. D/B/A

Mike’s Medical Pharmacy

Dr. Carey A. Vaughan and Ms. Ginger E.

Grooms-Vaughan

Mr. Gary M. Walens

Dr. Dennis G. Williams

Mr. Christopher N. Wohlford and Mrs.

Suanne B. Wohlford

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Joseph Woody

DONOR RECOGNITION

1939

Ms. Lounell M. Waugh

1944

Mr. Lewis M. West Sr.

1949

Mr. George W. Coleman

Mrs. Lois R. Evans

Mrs. Ruth Fuller

Mr. Joel W. Goldin Sr.

1950

Mr. Ferman L. Jay

Mr. Robert N. Jennings Sr.

Mrs. Jeanine Thomas

1951

Mr. Alton D. Greenway*

1952

Mr. Larry R. Loudermilk

Mr. James A. Thomas Sr.

1954

Dr. Jane E. Chin

Mrs. Geneva A. Matthews

Mr. William D. Terrell

1955

Mr. George D. Hamilton

Mr. Luther H. Lord

1956

Mr. William J. Harp Jr.

Mr. Frank M. Pelly

1957

Mr. James E. Graves

Mrs. Gloria Harbuck

Mrs. Ilze Henderson

Mr. Benjamin F. Mayes

Dr. Bobby L. Pilcher

Mr. Jerry D. Purcell

Mr. Edward H. Riddle

Dr. John L. Williams

1958

Mr. Larry E. Floyd Sr.

Mr. James C. Furman

Mr. Thomas D. Gantt

Mr. Gerald E. Hartman Sr.

Mr. Lewis A. Hudson

Mr. Glenn A. Veal

Mr. Paul E. Waters

1959

Mr. Bobby C. Burnley

Ms. Clarice Burval

Mr. Charles D. Cato

Mr. James M. Hanson

Mr. Clinton W. Hodges

Mrs. Jean Miller

Mr. H. William Rowell

1960

Mr. John R. Abbott

Dr. Elmer W. Akin

Dr. Julius E. Bailey Jr.

Mr. Robert I. Fulford

Dr. Clarence E. Gissendanner

Mr. Irvin J. Pinnell Sr.

1961

Mr. William C. Adams Jr.

Mr. Kenneth K. Davis

Mr. Robert A. Lawhon Sr.

Mr. Carlton W. Peeples

Mr. Charles E. Rentz

Mr. Jack C. Sharp

Mr. James D. Vinson

1962

Mr. William L. Anthony

Mrs. Mariellen Bateman

Mr. Charles D. Maret

Mr. Eldon C. Oliver Jr.

Mr. G. H. Thurmond Jr.

1963

Mr. Tom B. Atkinson

Mr. James C. Callaway Jr.

Mr. Charles F. Colson

Mr. Christopher J. Kapetanakos

1964

Dr. Donald C. Davis

Mr. Hugh F. Erwin

Mr. Bobby L. Golden

1965

Mr. William E. Curl

Mr. Wendell L. Evans

Mrs. Diane Neuhaus

Mr. William C. Phillips

Mr. Douglas L. Wilkinson

1966

Mr. Robert W. Allee

Mr. Eddie B. Bassett Sr.

Mr. Frederick L. Bishop

Mr. John R. Bowen Sr.

Mr. David G. Brisendine Jr.

Mr. Arthur B. Bryan

Dr. Roy L. Chapman Jr.

Mrs. Jean Daniell

Deacon Elbert W. Fricks

Mr. James B. Kennedy

Mr. Robert F. Kuzniak

Mr. Darrell F. Landrum

Mr. James W. MacMahon

Mr. Alan R. McElveen

Mr. Joseph S. Swofford

Dr. Clifford M. Walker Jr.

Mrs. Jill Walker

Mr. Warren C. Weatherford

1967

Mr. Clifford L. Brown Sr.

Mr. Michael A. Giles

Mr. Sidney C. Hardy

Mr. Ronald T. Harris

Mrs. Dorothy W. Loo

Mr. S. C. S. Loo

Mr. Donald R. Maxwell

Mrs. Patricia Maxwell

Ms. Helen W. Pickett

Mr. Richard M. Seagroves

Mr. Leonard E. Templeton

Mrs. Patricia Thomas

Mr. Oliver C. Whipple

1968

Mr. Ralph W. Balchin Jr.

Mr. John L. Bridges

Dr. Richard H. Ciordia

Mr. Larry W. Crow

Mr. William H. Ford Jr.

Mr. Larry M. Free

Mr. Edward E. Gillespie

Mr. Douglas W. Hall

Mr. Robert V. Held

Mr. Donald Melroy

Mr. Anthony B. Ray

1969

Dr. Jerry A. Boatwright

Mr. George R. Cannon Jr.

Mr. Hewlette D. Cook

Mr. Kenneth A. Guthrie

Mr. Winton C. Harris Jr.

Mr. Samuel K. Henley Jr.

Dr. James M. Hiott

Mr. Cecil M. Hitchcock III

Mr. William G. Moore

Mr. Theodore D. Okerlund

Mr. James W. Parker

Mr. Charles L. Roberts

Mr. Charles P. Schafer Jr.

1970

Ms. Martha A. Cato

Mr. Joseph E. Cook

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UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Dr. John R. Ellington Jr.

Mr. Harvel B. Hamm

Mr. Donald L. Henderson

Mr. Keith A. Linse

Mr. R. Kendall Marett

Mr. D. Glenn Morgan

Mr. Render T. Parham Jr.

Mr. Carl D. Parker

Dr. Phyllis M. Parks-Veal

Mr. William T. Robie III

Mr. Flynn W. Warren Jr.

1971

Dr. David M. Arrington

Mrs. Mary A. Cunningham

Mr. J. Ashley Dukes

Mr. Randy W. Ellison

Mr. Robert L. Gibson III

Mr. Joseph D. Greene Jr.

Mr. Ronald W. Harden

Mr. James R. Hightower

Mr. Edwin C. Jones

Mr. Larry F. Moseley

Dr. William P. Norred III

Mrs. Sandra Pullen

Mr. Daniel L. Redden

Dr. Paul B. Smith Jr.

Mr. Joseph C. Sumner

Mr. Gary N. Trest

Mr. William D. Whitaker Sr.

Mr. Murriel M. Williamson

1972

Mr. James R. Brown

Ms. Jane A. Bruce

Dr. James W. Cooper Jr.

Mr. Arnold G. Ellis

Ms. Joanne Epley

Mr. Michael P. Gigandet

Mr. Raymond G. Hickman

Mr. Roger S. Jordan

Mr. Clifford G. Lunceford

Dr. Ray R. Maddox

Mr. Wallace A. Partridge Jr.

Mr. William G. Talbert III

Mr. William H. Turner

1973

Mr. Paul W. Bleckley

Mr. William F. Brewster

Dr. Robert E. Giles Jr.

Mr. Carlton R. Kitchens Jr.

Mr. W. Lon Lewis

Mrs. Ruth Mitcham

Mr. Richard L. Morgan

Mr. Walter A. Saunders

Mr. Carl L. Stanley Jr.

Mr. Alonzo Wilson

1974

Mr. Daniel A. Brock

Mrs. Linda Christian

Mrs. Pamela Conner

Mrs. Peggy Gillenwater

Mr. H. P. Glazner

Mr. David W. Hester

Mr. Henry Jew

Mr. Harry Johnson III

Mr. Walter S. Pease Jr.

Mr. Richard A. Penn

Mr. Lewis O. Powell III

Mr. Michael Reed

Mr. Robert C. Roddenberry

Mr. Jim C. Shahan

Mr. Fred F. Sharpe Jr.

Mr. Thomas F. Stokes Jr.

1975

Ms. Karen M. Adams

Mr. James M. Brown

Mr. Ronnie Lee Cain, R.Ph.

Ms. Sharon Barker Deason

Dr. Douglas P. Farman

Mrs. Kathleen Hooper

Mr. Foster A. Hotard Jr.

Mr. Martin L. Johnson III

Mrs. Cynthia L. Lewis

Mr. George N. Mize

Mr. William C. Sams III

Mrs. Janet L. Satterfield

Mr. Danny A. Shive

Mr. Ronald C. Temples

Dr. William E. Wade*

Dr. Delores J. Wong

1976

Representative Bruce L.

Broadrick

Dr. Charles W. Brunson Jr.

Mr. James H. Corley

Mr. William Gary Cunningham

Mr. Guy V. Evans Jr.

Mr. Lester R. Magness

Mr. Michael R. McKinney

Dr. Anthony Palmieri III

Mrs. Hazel J. Patton

Dr. Sheila A. Pedigo

Mr. Robert G. Probst Jr.

Mr. Carlos Rodriguez-Feo

Mr. Perry C. Sosebee

Mr. Robert I. Thompson

1977

Mrs. Cheryl Allen

Mrs. Cathy W. Homan

Mr. Robert D. Jones

Mr. John L. Langford

Mr. Alfred McNair

Mr. William A. Murray

Mrs. Libby Penn

Mr. Thomas P. Porter

Mr. Harry P. Rader III

Mrs. Carol Sawyer

Mr. Lewis F. Shackleford Jr.

Mr. Andres A. Ullrich

Mr. Melvin Wakeley

1978

Mr. Richard T. Bass

Mrs. Rebecca A. Braselton

Mr. Mickey L. Buford

Mr. James E. Cope Jr.

Mr. Arnaldo L. Correa Jr.

Mrs. Sandra Correa

Dr. Harvey D. Homan

Mr. Warren M. Manley

Mrs. Jenny Mathis

Mr. Donald P. Patterson

Mr. Ernest F. Perry

Mr. Gerald H. Riggins

Mrs. Mary D. Riggins

Mrs. Debra K. Sampson

Mr. Kent H. Sears

Mr. Robert R. Warnock

Mr. Lewis M. West Jr.

1979

Dr. Dennis C. Harper

Ms. Pui Y. R. Hon

Mrs. Blenda Singletary

Dr. Danny T. Smith

Mr. David R. Stancil

Dr. Randall L. Tackett

Mr. James N. Thomas

Mrs. Karen Thompson

Mrs. Gail Wilson

1980

Mrs. Eva M. Autry

Mr. Raymond C. Bailey Jr.

Mrs. Deborah L. Brown

Mr. Thomas E. Bryan Jr.

Representative Earl L. Carter

Mr. Terry R. Durrence

Mr. Richard L. Edwards

Mrs. Patricia Griffeth

Mr. Michael H. Hanson

Mr. David M. Key

Mrs. Peggy Kirkland

Mrs. Terri McKettrick

Mrs. Christopher R. Painter

Dr. James E. Rhodes

Ms. Marcia E. Stewart

Dr. Arnold E. Sutton II

1981

Mr. Mark A. Beaman

Mr. Michael C. Crutchfield

Mr. David C. Gammon

Mrs. Susan R. Marcantonio-

Capomacchia

Mr. James M. Reed Jr.

Mrs. Donna S. Rice

Ms. Yvonne D. Sightler

Mrs. Karen Small

Mr. David M. Stewart

Mrs. Anne E. Tucker

1982

Mr. Gerald L. Altman

Dr. Saundrett Arrindell

Mr. Robert C. Davis V

Mrs. Angela DeLay

Mr. Kenneth J. DeLay

Mr. Ferrell A. Dixon Jr.

Mr. Mark A. Gordon

Dr. Edwin W. Grimsley Sr.

Mrs. Peggy Grimsley

Dr. William M. Harley III

Mrs. Lisa Hunt

Mrs. Susan Johnson

Mrs. Victoria Moore

Mr. Robert T. Oliver

Ms. Christy Phillips-Malcom

Mr. Chris P. Tripodis

Capt Joseph T. Vitanza

Mr. Gary M. Walens

Mr. Wesley T. Wiggins

1983

Mrs. Holly Chitwood

Mrs. Ouida Corry-Wiggins

Mr. James L. Cunningham

Mrs. Sharon Durrence

Mr. James H. Farmer Jr.

Mrs. Carol M. Ogg

Mrs. Katherine L. Oppel

Mr. Russell C. Rainwater

Mr. Michael M. Schoendorf

Ms. Karla S. Wall

Dr. Dennis G. Williams

Mr. Roy G. Wilson Jr.

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1984

Ms. Nancy E. Ager

Ms. Donna K. Aitoumeziane

Dr. Catherine M. Burnett

Mrs. Donna Cunningham

Dr. Carlton W. Durrence III

Mr. James C. Freeman Jr.

Dr. James M. Frix

Mr. Lowell B. Harris

Mrs. A. Renee Hay

Mr. Samuel F. Hunt

Ms. Marsha C. Kapiloff

Ms. Patricia J. Knowles

Dr. Treacy A. Krisztinicz

Dr. James R. Lang

Mrs. Paula Lang

Dr. Leisa Marshall

Dr. David E. Nix

Mr. William J. Ratliff

Mr. Howard C. Rowe II

Ms. Catherine Simpson

Mr. Garold K. Thompson Jr.

Ms. Kathy S. Wilson

1985

Dr. Linda Dove Hughes

Capt Coy B. Lane

Dr. Timothy W. McNeely

1986

Mr. Thomas T. Akins

Ms. Ruthanne Anderson

Mrs. Tracy E. Bell

Mrs. Sonja L. Bennett

Ms. Linda S. Elias

Mr. James R. Harris

Dr. Eliza H. Hoernle

Mrs. Sandra Powers

Mrs. Melissa G. Rollins

Dr. Trina Johnson von Waldner

1987

Mrs. Evalan C. Beck

Mr. Roy B. Braddy

Dr. Bradley A. Clark

Ms. Kelly L. Farlow

Dr. Janice C. Glascock

Dr. Jeffrey W. Harrison

Ms. Lori Houston

Ms. Donna M. Lee

Ms. Julie P. McLeod

Ms. Kathy R. McLeod

Ms. Sheila F. Miller

Mr. James L. Nevil III

Mr. Mark G. Pam

Mrs. Suzanne Meeks Poole

Mrs. Sherry Sims

Mrs. Edie E. Smith

Ms. Stacy Snell

Mrs. Julie M. Wellman

1988

Mrs. Jennifer A. Bourgeois

Mr. Hugh M. Chancy

Mrs. Tina Chancy

Dr. Shang-Lin C. Chiao

Ms. Jeanne M. French

Mr. Jerry B. Gay Jr.

Mr. William R. Lee

Mr. Andre C. Mackey

Ms. Pamela K. Platt

Mr. Dennis H. Strickland

1989

Dr. William J. Bachman

Ms. Rebecca L. Bader

Mrs. Jenny Bartholomew

Mr. Darren L. Bryan

Dr. Suzanne I. Coffman

Ms. Lynarda L. Howell

Mrs. Joanie Hoyt

Mr. John L. Lee

Ms. Laurie M. Pam

Mr. Thomas H. Pinaud

Dr. Walter F. Schmidt

Ms. Judy F. Settle

Dr. Kent E. Woo

1990

Mr. Eric B. Adams

Mrs. Lori E. Archer

Mr. Kurt K. Begeman

Dr. Noel C. Doll

Mr. James G. Elrod

Ms. Mitzi Gary

Dr. Maura Hall

Mr. Steven R. King

Ms. Patricia D. Lambert

Dr. Dianne Barber Williams May

Dr. Mindi S. Miller

Mrs. Kimberly V. M. Palsis

Ms. Terri L. Parker

Mr. Robert L. Peterson

Mr. Jeffrey S. Scaffe

Mrs. Lola H. Smith

Mr. Wallace E. Williams Jr.

1991

Ms. Eleanor J. Chance

Dr. Christopher A. P. Day

Mrs. Margaret Gomez

Dr. Robert M. Hatton

Mr. Christiaan A. Jones

Ms. Joanne A. Kervin

Mrs. Susanne Maxwell

Dr. Yeshwant D. Sanzgiri

Dr. Robin M. Shackleford

Mr. Travis V. Streat

Mr. Victor B. Taylor

Mr. Charles E. Travis Jr.

Dr. Monica M. Warren

1992

Dr. Barbara L. Lawton

Dr. Clay A. Lee

Dr. Laura Lehman

Mr. Levis A. McConnell III

Mrs. Jennifer A. McCulley

Dr. Deborah M. Myers

Mr. Michael R. Williams

1993

Dr. Christopher A. Bridgers

Dr. Marie A. Chisholm-Burns

Mr. Warren H. Christmus III

Mr. Robert B. Moody III

Dr. Linda J. Peery-Hunt

Dr. Christopher M. Peterson

Mr. Thomas J. Ptaszynski

Mr. Michael L. Robinson

Dr. Uma Y. Sanzgiri

Dr. Kelly M. Smith

Mr. Bobby D. Stone Jr.

1994

Dr. Brian D. Buck

Dr. Steven P. Burch

Dr. Tammi L. Creamer

Mrs. Vanessa Croley

Dr. Suzanne Dunmon

Dr. Sarah E. Guthrie

Mrs. Melanie A. Harvey

Dr. Ravi K. Jalluri

Ms. Karen Johnston

Dr. Ann M. Kemp

Mr. Danny M. Kim

Dr. K. Heather Lindell

Dr. Sherri Moody

Mrs. Amanda G. Roberson

Ms. Roxanne Smith

Ms. Angela F. Stadler

Mrs. Lynne K. Vietri

1995

Dr. Debra Boatner

Dr. Henry H. Cobb III

Mr. Stephen H. Dewing

Dr. Cecily DiPiro

Ms. Nancy S. Griffith

Ms. Rhonda M. Ireland

Mr. Anthony L. Kicklighter

Ms. Candice E. Pruett

Mrs. Kelly Roper

Dr. Tony J. Singletary

Mrs. Krista L. Stone

Dr. Daniel A. West

Mr. Christopher N. Wohlford

Mr. Kevin Joseph Woody

1996

Ms. Alma D. Bennett

Mr. Stetson F. Bennett III

Mrs. Kelli S. Christian

Dr. Sara E. Daw

Dr. James R. Holley

Dr. Venkateswar R. Jarugula

Dr. Laura L. Little

Dr. Laura L. Miller

Mrs. Suanne B. Wohlford

1997

Ms. Celine C. Akoh

Mr. James D. Cochran

Dr. Keith B. Enterkin

Mr. Theodore D. Hsu

Dr. Justin D. Miller

Dr. Kathryn L. O’Donnell

Ms. Tracy M. Rauch

Dr. Thirunellai G.

Venkateshwaran

1998

Dr. Lynne Starling Beach

Dr. Rita H. Doll

Dr. Melissa E. Frank

Dr. Claire N. Green

Dr. Hakeem O. Mumuney

Ms. Adra F. Tucker

Dr. Ronda A. Whipple

1999

Dr. Clancey S. Burrell

Dr. Byoung K. Chun

Dr. Prasad V. G. Katakam

2000

Dr. Jeanna Y. Bryant

Dr. Amy M. Covey

Dr. Enrique A. Puertos

Dr. Angel G. Shinn

Dr. Xiaohui Xu

Dr. Cindy L. Zoellner

2001

Dr. Melissa A. Clifton

Dr. Jeff D. Goforth

Dr. Jacquelyn A. Harris

Dr. Charles H. McDuffie

Dr. Candace C. Nichols

Dr. Heather L. Powell

Dr. Karthick Vishwanathan

Dr. Trina Johnson von Waldner

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2002

Dr. Michael T. Azzolin

Dr. Sara L. Mann

Dr. Lori A. McGinley

Dr. Melody Sheffield

Dr. Judy E. Spillers

Dr. Steven A. Spillers

Dr. Meredith L. Storms

Dr. Lawson D. Swint Jr.

Dr. Joshua W. Upton

Dr. Jana L. White

2003

Mrs. Jennifer L. Davis

Dr. Ray A. Dixon

Dr. Heather R. Ferguson

Dr. Shawna L. Huff

Dr. Jill S. Walker

Dr. Mervin L. Williams Jr.

2004

Dr. Leigh A. Conner

Dr. Kelly L. Dick

Dr. Nathan L. Ferrell

Dr. Mary E. Holland

Dr. Janet L. Hunter

Dr. Tiffany N. Mond

Dr. Joshua K. Morris

Dr. William B. Panter

Dr. Donald J. Piela Jr.

Dr. Laura N. Rebillot

Dr. Ann M. Thornton

Dr. Heather M. Walters

2005

Dr. Helen S. Creagan

Dr. Joel M. Dent

Dr. Marci E. Dillard

Dr. Eric W. Durham

Dr. Natalie Florence

Dr. Stephen M. Kamau

Dr. May Okoye

Dr. Michael B. Smith

Dr. Adrienne N. Sokolowski

Dr. Carey A. Vaughan

2006

Dr. Jennifer L. Anderson

Dr. Ebony L. Ferrell

Dr. Kimberly L. Ford

Dr. Kathryn A. Johnson

Dr. Karen M. Rodeghiero

Dr. Rebecca L. Tomlinson

2007

Dr. Kathryn A. Brown

Dr. Lewis G. Clark III

Dr. Deborah L. Elder

Dr. Caroline G. Gresham

Dr. Melissa D. Koehler

Dr. Victor J. Lewis

Dr. Christopher A. Vaughan

Dr. Jennifer L. Young

2008

Dr. Sarah K. Coffee

Dr. Michael A. Crooks

Dr. Krystal A. Flowers

Dr. Daniel R. Malcom

Dr. Sarah J. Murphy

Dr. Merrill A. Norton

Dr. Benjamin T. Ross

2009

Dr. Candace W. Boatright

Dr. Marie D. Capito

Dr. Nancy R. Davis

Dr. Kevin M. Florence

Dr. Kevin L. Hempe

Dr. William B. Ivey

Dr. Andrea N. Lewis

Dr. Clay A. Lewis

Dr. Elizabeth W. McCormick

Dr. Min H. Oh

Dr. Natalya A. Rozenberg

Dr. Erin M. Shipley

Dr. Jonathan C. Slone

Dr. Stephanie B. Thompson

2010

Dr. Margaret H. Brand

Dr. Jamie L. Fairchild

Dr. Lindsey A. Jackson

Dr. Bryant J. Knight

Dr. Melinda E. McFarlin

Dr. Matthew S. Owens

2011

Dr. Jennifer A. Boykin

Dr. Ashley N. Hannings

Dr. Lilly L. Hilding

Dr. Melinda C. Kezer

Dr. Kathleen McManus

Dr. Jessica L. Phillips

Dr. Sarah K. Rath

Dr. Abbie J. Scarborough

2012

Dr. Jayme M. Bristow

Dr. Buyun Chen

Dr. Carly C. Dodds

Dr. Sametria R. Glass

Dr. Yennam T. Nguyen

Dr. Jyoti Sinha

Dr. Tyler J. Zack

2013

Dr. Kirsten V. Busey

Dr. Kaitlin S. Talisse

Dr. Alana M. Wong

Dr. Stephanie D. Worrall

2014

Dr. Steven H. Johnson II

Dr. Kayla W. Phillips

Dr. Sandra L. Quach

Dr. Claire M. Schietinger

Dr. Laura E. Smith

Dr. Cameron J. Wood

Dr. Dan Zeitang

2015

Dr. AdeSubomi Adeyemo

Dr. Abby Archer

Dr. Michael Charles Arena II

Dr. Sindhuri Avula

Dr. Casey M. Bozeman

Dr. Kristin Bradley

Dr. Patrick Brandin

Dr. Sally Carmichael Brown

Dr. Stephanie Brooke Coleman

Dr. Jennifer Werner Dean

Dr. Wendy A. Dry

Dr. Lakeda-Naita Downer

Dr. Ian Dunne

Dr. Albert Elakatt

Dr. Chioma E. Enyinnah

Dr. James Thomas Fanning IV

Dr. Maggie Guinta

Dr. Wesley K. Guy Jr.

Dr. Alison Hall

Dr. Emily Hanson

Dr. Fei He

Dr. Jamie Hopkins

Dr. K. Rebecca Howell

Dr. John Hughes

Dr. Marybeth T. Isley

Dr. Julianne Jones

Dr. Kelvin A. Kamara

Dr. Matthew Lewis

Dr. Jordan Loggins

Dr. Kyley Kani Makanani

Dr. Kathryn Tyler Maples

Dr. Cara McCalley

Dr. James A. McCarthy V

Dr. Lorraine L. Milton

Dr. Brooke Mitcheltree

Dr. Kelsey Nabors

Dr. Nirali Pramod Naik

Dr. Mallory Beth Nelson

Dr. Jonathan O’Connor

Dr. Khushbu Jayendra Patel

Dr. Rupal Patel

Dr. Sarah Peake

Dr. Kimberly Proctor

Dr. Whitney Lauren Reed

Dr. Dustin L. Rinehart

Dr. Gary Michael Saxon

Dr. Rachel Schnorr

Dr. Lauren Ashley Sharpton

Dr. Aimee Shin

Dr. Cary Anne Smith

Dr. Joseph Smith

Dr. Rebecca Smith

Dr. Justin Snider

Dr. James Spence

Dr. Leah Stowers

Dr. Sean Szad

Dr. Page S. Thomas

Dr. Dung Tran

Dr. Xin Wang

Dr. Brian West

Dr. Sarah Williford

Faculty/Staff

Dr. J. Warren Beach

Dr. Aaron Beedle

Dr. Catherine A. Bourg

Mrs. Kay L. Brooks

Dr. James V. Bruckner

Dr. Brian D. Buck

Dr. Brian S. Cummings

Dr. Lori J. Duke

Dr. Deborah L. Elder

Dr. Azza B. El-Remessy

Dr. Susan C. Fagan

Dr. George E. Francisco Jr.

Dr. James L. Franklin

Dr. Rajgopal Govindarajan

Dr. Phillip Greenspan

Mrs. Kimberly A. Hamby

Dr. Ashley N. Hannings

Mr. Jeremy T. Headrick

Dr. Linda Dove Hughes

Dr. Dexi Liu

Dr. Ray R. Maddox

Dr. Dianne Barber Williams May

Dr. Rusty May

Dr. Charles H. McDuffie

Dr. Mindi S. Miller

Dr. Cory A. Momany

Dr. Mandi M. Murph

Dr. Merrill A. Norton

Dr. Svein Øie

TARGET

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Dr. Beth Phillips

Dr. Bradley G. Phillips

Dr. Melody Sheffield

Dr. Somanath Shenoy

Mr. Perry C. Sosebee

Ms. Gloria B. Strait

Dr. Randall L. Tackett

Dr. Trina Johnson von Waldner

Dr. Han-Rong Weng

Dr. Catherine A. White

Dr. Alan P. Wolfgang

Dr. Henry N. Young

Dr. Jason A. Zastre

Ms. Guisheng Zhang

Corporations and

Organizations

Abbott Laboratories Fund

AbbVie Foundation

Akers-Bruckner, Inc.

Alan E. Lubel, P.C.

Allcare Pharmacy

American Cancer Society

Amgen Foundation, Inc.

AstraZeneca

AT&T Foundation

AXA Foundation

Bank of America Charitable

Foundation

Bilbro Corporation DBA

The Medicine Shoppe

Cardinal Health, Inc.

Carlos and Marguerite

Mason Trust

Charles W. Brunson Jr.,

DMD, PC

Chemical Health

Associates, Inc.

Chevron Phillips Chemical

Company, LP

Clay Lee D.O., LLC

Community Pharmacy, Inc.

Consumer Specialty

Products Association

Cook’s Pharmacy Services,

Inc.

Council for the Advancement

of Pyrethroid Human Risk

Assessment

Cumberland Orthopedics

CVS Caremark Charity Trust

Account

CVS Charitable Trust, Inc.

CVS Corporation

D. Conrad Harper, MD, LLC

Dacula Medicine Center, Inc.

Daughters of the American

Revolution Altamaha

Chapter

Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Forrest Heights Pharmacy

G & H Pharmacy, Inc.

Gayco, Inc.

Georgia Pharmaceutical

Services

GlaxoSmithKline

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation

Gordon Drug Co.

Health Diagnostic Laboratory,

Inc.

J M Smith Foundation

Jak Homes, Inc.

JH Harvey, LLC

Jinki Patel Foundation

Kaiser Permanente

Kathy R McLeod, LLC

Kroger Company

Lee’s Inlet Apothecary

and Gifts

McKesson

Mylan Inc.

NACDS Foundation

New Urban Forestry, LLC

NW Georgia Pharmacist

Association

Pfizer Foundation

Pharmacists Mutual

Insurance Co.

Plaza Pharmacy

Publix Super Markets

Charities, Inc.

Pure Compounding

Putnam Pharmacy, Inc.

Rite Aid Corporation

Royston Drug Store, Inc.

Seaside Drugs Inc. DBA

St. Simons Drug Company

Shaklee Corporation

Shannon Pharmacy Inc.

Sumner Pharmacy, Inc.

T.C., C.W., and T.D. Hsu

Foundation

Target Corporation

The Chu Family Foundation

The Medicine Shoppe

The Savannah Community

Foundation, Inc.

The Solomons Fund

Thomas Drugs

TimeWarner Foundation

Unionville Discount Pharmacy

Inc. D/B/A Mike’s Medical

Pharmacy

U-Save-It Pharmacy, Inc.

WAAS Drugstore, Inc.

Walgreens

WAL-MART Stores, Inc.

Wauka Mountain

Pharmacy, Inc.

Woody’s Longbranch

Pharmacy, Inc.

Friends

Mrs. Phyllis C. Abbott

Ms. Melissa Adams

$50,000.00

$100,000.00

$150,000.00

$200,000.00

$250,000.00

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

$192,706.00

$236,230.00

$153,866.00

$133,708.00

$125,346.00

$165,765.00

$154,777.00

Pharmacy Enhancement Fund

Mr. Amer H. Aitoumeziane

Mrs. Lois E. Akin

Ms. Sheryl L. Akins

Mrs. Ruth E. Allee

Mr. Dennis D. Allen

Mrs. JeNie L. Altman

Mr. Bryan P. Anderson

Mr. William A. Anderton

Ms. Kimberly A. Andrews

Ms. Sue J. Anthony

Mr. Harlan T. Archer

Dr. Everton L. Arrindell

Mrs. Doris D. Arrington

Mrs. Anne B. Atkinson

Mr. Stephen R. Autry

Ms. Stephanie Azzolin

Mrs. Dolores C. Bailey

Ms. Sandra S. Balchin

Mr. Robert W. Bartholomew Jr.

Mrs. Beth Bass

Mrs. Mary C. Bassett

Mrs. Julie W. Begeman

Mr. Robert L. Bell Jr.

Mr. Candler D. Bennett Jr.

Ms. Chandni Bhardwaj

Mrs. Connie J. Bishop

Mrs. Linda S. Bleckley

Mr. Rickey D. Boatner

Ms. Judith D. Boatwright

Mr. Donald L. Bova

Mrs. Jackie Bowen

Mr. Matthew P. Bozeman

Mrs. Deena C. Braddy

Mr. James N. Brand

Mr. Jake Braselton

Dr. Charles L. Braucher Sr.

Mrs. Charla B. Brewster

Mrs. Rebecca Bridges

Mrs. Beverly Brisendine

Mrs. Mary Ann Broadrick

Mrs. Susan Brock

Ms. Barbara J. Brooke

Mrs. Kay L. Brooks

Mrs. Janet L. Brown

Mr. Richard W. Brown

Mr. Rickie L. Brown Jr.

Ms. Robin Brown

Mrs. Sandra C. Brown

Mrs. Sharon Brown

Mr. Gene D. Bruce

Dr. Judy K. Bruckner

Mrs. Patsy Bryan

Mr. Joshua T. Bryant

Mrs. Donna H. Buford

Dr. Opal R. Bunce

Ms. Jennifer H. Burch

Ms. Jan S. Burgess

Mrs. Becky S. Burnley

Mrs. Mary R. Cannon

Mr. Nicholas M. Capito

Dr. Anthony C. Capomacchia

Ms. Sally M. Carmichael

Mrs. Amy Carter

Mrs. Faye Cato

Mrs. Dianne B. Chapman

Mr. Jin H. Chin

Mr. Joshua L. Christian

Ms. Jee H. Chu

Mrs. Sook Hee K. Chun

Mrs. Page Ciordia

Mr. Gregory D. Clifton

Ms. Brenda Cobb

Mrs. Jennifer L. Cochran

Mr. Jason C. Coffee

Mrs. Mary M. Coleman

Mr. Phillip R. Coleman

Mrs. Louise Colson

Mrs. Karen S. Cook

Mrs. Tami Cook

Mrs. Susan Eure Cooper

Mrs. Betty T. Cox

Mrs. Anne E. Crabill

Mr. Christopher C. Creagan

Dr. Julian J. Creamer III

Mrs. Debra Y. Crow

Mrs. Kimberly A. Crutchfield

DONOR RECOGNITION

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Mrs. Jennifer L. Cummings

Dr. Danis L. Cunningham

Mr. Donald G. Daniell

Mr. Christopher T. Davis

Mrs. Jolene R. Davis

Mrs. Mellie C. Davis

Mrs. Michele M. Davis

Mr. Ray K. Daw II

Mrs. Angela DeLettre

Ms. Brittany M. DeLettre

Ms. Jennifer L. Dent

Ms. Christine B. Devereaux

Dr. Joseph T. DiPiro

Dr. Jessica Dixon

Mrs. Peggy Dixon

Mr. Ronald G. Duke

Mrs. J. Ashley Dukes

Mr. Charles H. Dunmon Jr.

Mr. Nick DuPree

Mrs. Sandra R. Ellington

Ms. Marianne Ellis

Mrs. Robbie J. Elrod

Mrs. Brandie E. Enterkin

Mrs. Cynthia Evans

Mrs. Dorothy L. Evans

Mr. Christopher S. Fairchild

Mrs. Patricia B. Farman

Mrs. Pamela Farmer

Dr. Jack E. Fincham

Mr. Mark W. Fitch

Dr. Quentin J. Florence

Mrs. Rachel M. Florence

Mrs. Betty Floyd

Mrs. Patricia G. Ford

Mrs. Elizabeth W. Francisco

Mr. Michael W. Frank

Mrs. Edna Free

Mrs. Diane J. Freeman

Mrs. Emolyn s. Fricks

Mrs. Tina E. Frix

Mrs. Sharon L. Fulford

Mr. Wilmer C. Fuller

Mrs. Dolores A. Furman

Mrs. Cynthia L. Gantt

Mr. Max Gardner Jr.

Mr. Jack E. Gary Jr.

Mr. Barclay Gaston

Ms. Rebecca A. Gay

Mrs. Mary F. Gibson

Mrs. Phyllis Gigandet

Mrs. Patricia G. Giles

Mrs. Helen L. Gillespie

Mrs. Helen V. Gissendanner

Mr. Gale E. Glascock

Mrs. Carol B. Golden

Mrs. Barbara Goldman

Mr. Noel R. Gomez

Mrs. Terry Gordon

Mrs. Kathryn B. Graves*

Mr. Bryan S. Green

Mrs. Kathryn A. Greene

Mrs. Juanita A. Greenspan

Mrs. Shirley Greenway

Mr. William Greenwood

Mr. Douglas R. Griffeth

Ms. Ginger E. Grooms-Vaughan

Mr. Troy H. Guthrie III

Mr. Marvin G. Guyton Jr.

Mr. Alfred D. Hall

Mrs. Jan V. Hall

Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Kimberly

Hamby

Mrs. Barbara Hamm

Mrs. Patricia Hanson

Mrs. Starr Hanson

Mr. William R. Harbin

Mrs. Cheryl S. Harden

Mrs. Dorothy H. Hardy

Mrs. Mollie Harley

Mrs. Barbara H. Harp

Mrs. Lisa Harper

Mr. Andy S. Harris

Mrs. Dawn Harris

Mrs. Shannon Harris

Mr. Todd E. Harvey

Mr. Mohamed Hassan

Mrs. Kimberly A. Hatton

Mr. P. David Hay

Mr. Jeremy T. & Ms. Gina M.

Headrick

Mrs. Margaret A. Held

Mrs. Meghan Hempe

Ms. Gail R. Henderson

Dr. Ralph H. Henderson

Mrs. Barbara A. Henley

Mrs. Wanda Hickman

Mrs. Melody Y. Hightower

Mrs. Marilyn L. Hiott

Mrs. Janice M. Hitchcock

Mrs. Shirley F. Hodges

Mr. Griffin H. Holland

Mrs. Nelda R. Holley

Mr. Jimmy T. Hooper

Mrs. Margie L. Hotard

Dr. Timothy J. Howell

Mr. Mark A. Hoyt

Mr. Thomas C. Hsu

Mrs. Blanche D. Hudson

Dr. Robert Hunt

Mr. Sean C. Ireland

Mrs. Amanda K. Isley

Mr. Andrew K. Johnson

Mrs. Karen J. Johnson

Mr. Brennan B. Johnston

Mr. Jay B. Jones III

Mrs. Marie P. Jones

Mrs. Patricia S. Jones

Mrs. Sheree Jones

Mrs. Joan Z. Jordan

Dr. Hung W. Jun

Mr. William K. Kelly

Ms. Sandra L. Kennedy

Mr. David J. Kervin

Dr. M. Iqbal Khan

Mrs. Masako Kim

Mr. John A. Koncul Jr.

Mrs. Alice Kuzniak

Mr. Edwin J. & Mrs. Linda Lake

Mr. Danny Lambert

Ms. Reba M. Landrum

Mrs. Diane D. Lane

Mrs. Rebecca Langford

Ms. Gail Larsen

Mrs. Jane Lawhon

Mrs. Margaret L. Lee

Mr. William Lee

Mr. William M. Lewis

Mrs. Bonnie Linse

Mr. Edward S. Little

Mrs. Ann Lord

Mrs. Jane H. Loudermilk

Mr. Alan E. Lubel

Mrs. Julia F. Lunceford

Mrs. Elizabeth Magness

Mr. Jeffery S. Malcom

Mr. Stephen E. Malone

Mrs. Sharon A. Manley

Mrs. Ann Mansur

Ms. Sarah Maret

Mrs. Louise H. Marett

Mr. Rollin D. Mathis

Mrs. Laura D. Mayes

Mrs. Melinda S. McConnell

Mr. Colin R. McCulley

Mrs. Patricia McDuffie

Mrs. Cheryl McElveen

Mr. Kevin J. McFarlin

Mrs. Jessica J. McKinney

Mrs. Beverly W. McNair

Mrs. Charise McNeely

Mrs. Judith J. Melroy

Mr. Robert S. Miller Jr.

Dr. Scott D. Miller

Mr. Steven T. Miller

Mr. Michael S. Mitcham

Mr. Joseph C. Moon

Mr. Wade A. Moore

Mrs. Amy S. Morgan

Mrs. Rita Morgan

Mrs. Amber L. Morris

Mr. Mark R. Morton

Mrs. Tommie J. Moseley

Mr. Brendan F. Murphy

Mr. Robert Neuhaus

Mrs. Jill Nevil

Mr. John E. Nine

Mrs. Laura C. Nix

Mrs. Carol N. Norred

Mr. Brian S. Ogg

Dr. Svein Øie & Ms. Barbara

Woodruff

Mrs. Letitia Okerlund

Ms. Ogechukwu C. Okoye

Mrs. Jerreann Oliver

Mrs. Susan Oliver

Mr. George P. Oppel

Ms. Cynthia R. O’Steen-Piela

Mrs. Jennifer S. Owens

Dr. Patricia L. Owen-Smith

Dr. William M. Ozburn

Mr. Fred W. Painter

Mrs. Cynthia A. Palmieri

Mr. Peter G. Palsis

Mrs. Louise M. Panter

Mrs. Margaret L. Parham

Mr. Jerrold S. Parker

Mrs. Helen Partridge

Dr. Kiran Patel

Ms. Amy Patterson

Mrs. Debra S. Pease

Mrs. Betty J. Peeples

Mrs. Ruth A. Pelly

Mrs. Kathleen Perry

Ms. Wanda L. Peterson

Mrs. Miriam C. Pilcher

Mr. James A. Poole

Mrs. Judy Porter

Mr. Robert E. Poss III

Mrs. Janet D. Powell

Mr. Jeffery L. Powers

Ms. Pamela R. Privette

Mrs. Brenda T. Puertos

Dr. William H. Pullen Jr.

Mrs. Reba Purcell

Mrs. Cheryl L. Rader

Mrs. Janet B. Rainwater

Mr. Mark P. Rebillot

Mrs. Millie H. Reed

Mrs. Margaret Reigle

Mrs. Mary M. Rentz

Mrs. Catherine Riddle

Mr. Gregory L. Roberson

Mrs. Vicki S. Roberts

The 2014 Albert W. Jowdy

Memorial Golf Classic yielded

$4,060 for student scholarships.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Mrs. Arlene L. Robie

Mrs. Susan H. Roddenberry

Ms. Katherine A. Rodriguez-Feo

Mr. Gary Rollie

Mr. L. R. Rollins

Mr. Rodney H. Roper

Mrs. Janice M. Rowell

Mr. Vladimir Rozenberg

Mr. David T. Sampson

Mrs. Brenda Sams

Mr. Ronald R. Satterfield

Ms. Lakshmi Satyanarayanan

Mr. Timothy G. Sawyer

Mr. Brian J. Scarborough

Mrs. Linda S. Schafer

Mrs. Katherine Schoendorf

Mr. John Scruggs

Ms. Rosemary A. Scully-Key

Mrs. Reba M. Seagroves

Mrs. Janice Sears

Mr. Steven C. Settle

Mrs. Sharon J. Shackleford

Mrs. Denise M. Shahan

Mrs. Jean Sharp

Mrs. Bonnie I. Sharpe

Mr. James E. Sheffield Jr.

Mr. Brian D. Shinn

Mr. Shannon W. Shipley

Mrs. Elaine H. Shive

Dr. Michael S. Shuler

Mrs. Margaret K. Shulman

Dr. Jon A. Simpson

Mr. David P. Sims Jr.

Ms. Elizabeth A. Slone

Ms. Brittany A. Smith

Mr. Byron L. Smith

Mr. Christopher T. Smith

Mr. Craig F. Smith

Mrs. Raye Y. Smith

Mr. Kenneth D. Snider Jr.

Ms. Tracie L. Snipes

Mr. Thomas Snowden

SSG Stephen W. Sokolowski

Mr. Philip Solomons Jr.

Mr. James A. Sommerville

Ms. Carole Sosebee

Mrs. Denise K. Stancil

Mrs. Ella J. Stewart

Mr. Jeff Stewart

Mrs. Cheryl C. Stokes

Ms. Luci K. Stone

Mr. William N. Storms IV

Ms. Leah A. Stowers

DONOR RECOGNITION

Mr. Reginald B. Stowers

Mrs. Sindy Massey Strickland

Dr. Jean Sumner

Mrs. Carolyn Sutton

Mrs. Jo A. Swofford

Mr. Sean R. Szad

Mrs. Ann M. Tackett

Mr. Michael T. Tarrant

Mr. William D. Taylor Sr.

Mrs. Mary A. Temples

Mrs. Blanche Templeton

Mr. Dan Tennant

Mrs. Nina S. Terrell

Mrs. Joan R. Thomas

Mrs. Lena M. Thomas

Ms. Page S. Thomas

Mrs. Angela M. Thompson

Mrs. Janet G. Thompson

Mrs. Beth Thurmond

Mr. Heath D. Tomlinson

Mr. Dung A. Tran

Mrs. Susan W. Tripodis

Mr. Grant D. Trotter

Mr. Glenn A. Tucker

Mrs. Debra J. Ullrich

Mrs. Page M. Upton

Mr. Gesualdo Vietri Jr.

Mrs. Margaret Vitanza

Mr. Henry E. Vucetic

Dr. Adelbert E. Wade

Mrs. Theresa O. Wade

Mrs. Sheila A. Wakeley

Mr. James Walters II

Ms. Xin Wang

Mrs. Marylyn T. Waters

Mrs. Yuhong Z. Weng

Mrs. Anita T. West

Mrs. Barbara N. West

Mr. Brian J. West

Mrs. Cheree A. West

Dr. Oliver C. Whipple

Mrs. Rozanne G. Whipple

Mrs. Jayne Whitaker

Mr. Benjamin S. White

Mrs. Doris H. Williams

Ms. Sarah K. Williford

Mr. Larry Wilson

Mrs. Vanessa Wilson

Dr. Carla F. Wolfgang

Mr. Kyle Wood

Mrs. Tanya Woody

Mrs. Bobbi L. Zastre

Mr. John Zerillo

Heritage Society

Dr. and Mrs. Howard C. Ansel

Ms. Pamela R. Bramlett

Mr. Bobby C. Burnley and

Mrs. Becky S. Burnley

Ms. Martha A. Cato

Mr. Hugh M. Chancy and

Mrs. Tina Chancy

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ross Cloer

Dr. James W. Cooper Jr. and

Mrs. Susan Eure Cooper

Mr. Ben D. Cravey Jr. and

Mrs. Denise Cravey

Mr. Michael T. Crumley and

Mrs. Susan L. Crumley

Mr. William Gary Cunningham

and Mrs. Lu Cunningham

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dean

Ms. Sharon Barker Deason

Mr. Kenneth J. DeLay and

Mrs. Angela DeLay

Mr. Ferrell A. Dixon Jr. and

Mrs. Peggy Dixon

Mr. George B. Duke Jr.

Mr. Kenneth M. Duke and

Dr. Kandy W. Duke

Dr. Aaron T. Eley and

Mrs. Michelle Eley

Mrs. Samee C. Ellerbee*

Mr. Steven H. Ellerbee

Mr. John H. Fields Jr.

Mr. David C. Gammon and

Ms. Barbara J. Brooke

Dr. Michael P. Gigandet and

Mrs. Phyllis Gigandet

Dr. Robert E. Giles Jr. and

Mrs. Patricia G. Giles

Mr. David B. Graves

Mrs. Shirley Greenway and

Mr. Alton D. Greenway Sr.*

Dr. Robert K. Halliday and

Mrs. April Halliday

Mr. Herbert W. Hatton

Dr. David W. Hawkins and

Mrs. Mary H. Hawkins

Mr. Richard O. Hayes*

Mr. Charles R. Herrin Jr.*

Dr. James R. Holley and

Mrs. Nelda R. Holley

Mr. and Mrs. William Jason Huff

Mr. Jeffrey W. Jowdy

Dr. Hung W. Jun and

Mrs. Jung J. Jun

Ms. Susan D. Kane

Mr. John L. Langford and

Mrs. Rebecca Langford

Mr. Keith A. Linse and

Mrs. Bonnie Linse

Mr. Jeffrey L. Lurey and

Mrs. Dale Lurey

Mr. George E. Lykins*

Mr. Andre C. Mackey

Mr. George W. Mason and

Mrs. Sandra M. Mason

Mr. James S. McBrayer

Mr. Levis A. McConnell III and

Mrs. Melinda S. McConnell

Mr. Michael L. McGee

Ms. Sheila Dunn Miller

Mr. F. F. Millikan*

Mr. William F. Nathaniel*

Mrs. Millie B. L. Neal*

Mrs. Joann Paulk

Mrs. Maureen E. Persons and

Mr. Ogden Persons

Dr. Christopher M. Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Buford

Pinckney Jr.

Mr. Steven A. Purvis and

Dr. Kara Owens Purvis

Ms. Tammy J. Rogers

Dr. Peter C. Ruenitz and

Mrs. Elizabeth Ruenitz

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allen

Sanders Jr.

Mr. Albert F. Schwamlein Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Charles C.

Sherwood Sr.

Mr. Byron L. Smith and

Mrs. Edie E. Smith

Dr. John A. Smith*

Mr. Billy M. Stone

Mr. Dana E. Strickland

Mrs. Cheryl Taylor*

Mr. John H. Taylor Jr.*

Mr. Robert I. Thompson and

Mrs. Angela M. Thompson

Dr. Trina Johnson von Waldner

Mrs. Grace Waters*

Dr. Kenneth L. Waters*

Mr. Albert F. Williams*

Mr. Kevin Joseph Woody and

Mrs. Tanya Woody

Mr. Earl G. Wright and

Mrs. Mary C. Wright

Dr. and Mrs. George Edward

Wright

*Deceased

The Donor Recognition section recognizes gifts to all of the various funds

that support the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy, including all

private donations made during 2014. Every attempt has been made to

assure the accuracy of information contained in this publication. If there

is an error in your listing, or if you have questions, please call Dana E.

Strickland, Executive Director of External Affairs, at 706-542-5293.

UGA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

FACULTY AND STAFF

ADMINISTRATION

Øie, Svein, Dean

Francisco, George E. Assoicate Dean

Nair, Vasu, Associate Dean for Research

Bartlett, Michael, Interim Assistant Dean, Division of

Nontraditional Education and Outreach

Duke, Lori, Assistant Dean for Experience Programs

Fagan, Susan, Assistant Dean for Augusta Programs

Khan, Iqbal, Assistant Dean for Southwest Georgia Programs

Watson, Joan, Assistant Dean for Academic and Strategic Initiatives

Wolfgang, Alan, Assistant Dean for Student Aairs

COLLEGE SUPPORT

Anderson, John, Senior Information Technology Manager

Brown, Brad, Network Administrator Specialist

Cook, Sam, IT Professional Associate

Duke, Kenneth, Clinical Assistant Professor

Eno, Amy, Senior Accountant

Fulford, Michael, Director of Assessment

George, Chicki, Program Coordinator II

Giddens, Beth, Senior Accountant

Halder, Sonja, Senior accountant

Hamby, Kimberly, Director of Alumni Aairs

Hart, Jessica, Business Manager II

Headrick, Jeremy, Associate Director of Development

Hemphill, Cicely, Administrative Associate II

McIntyre, Shirley, Administrative Specialist II

Prine, Jeanne, Web Development Principal

Purcell, Kelly, Administrative Assistant II

Roberson, Sheila, Director of Public Relations/Publications

Schroder, Kenneth, Facilities Coordinator

Shelton, Melba, Senior Accounting Technician

Strait, Gloria, Administrative Associate II

Strickland, Dana, Executive DIrector of External Aairs

Varghese, John, Administrative Financial Director

Wilson, Andrew, IT Professional Assistant

EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS

Brooks, Kay, Public Service Assistant

Darley, Andrew, Public Service Assistant

Duke, Lori, Assistant Dean

Fowler, Janet, Administrative Associate I

Hannings, Ashley, Public Service Assistant

Holly, Pattie, Progrram Specialist II

Krulic, Wesley, Regional Coordinator/Savannah and Southeast

Georgia

May, Dianne, Regional Coordinator/Augusta

McDue, Charles, APPE Director and Regional Coordinator/

Athens and Northeast Georgia

McEwen, Deanna, 2nd year IPPE Coordinator

Miller, Mindi, Regional Coordinator/Atlanta

Parham, Lynne, Student Aairs Professional III

Sheeld, Melody C., Regional Coordinator/Southwest Georgia

Welch, Lindsey, 3rd year IPPE Coordinator

Williams, Monica, Administrative Specialist I

MILLIKAN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES CENTER

Duran, Chris , IT Systems Professional

Jones, Sarah, Learning Services Coordinator

Palmer, Russ, Educational Program Specialist

NONTRADITIONAL EDUCATION AND OUTREACH

Bartlett, Michael, Interim Assistant Dean

Budd, Virginia, Program Coordinator

Davenport, Cynthia, Administrative Assistant II

Dykstra, Gary, Director, Biomedical Continuing Education and

Strategic Planning

Geiger, Robert, Academic Professional

Hodges, Johnna, Assistant Director, Regulatory Aairs

Makkar, Arvinder, Program Specialist

McDue, Charles, Coordinator, Web-based Instruction

Mullis, David, Director, Regulatory Aairs Graduate Education

Sanford, Je, Director, Entrepreneurial Studies

Smith, Katie, Digital Media Professional Associate

von Waldner, Trina, Director, Postgraduate Continuing

Education

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Dennison, Erik, Student Aairs Professional II

Dobbs Renee, Student Aairs Specialist II

Herda, Susan, Administrative Associate I

Hill-Silcott, Vivia, Diversity Coordinator

Wolfgang, Alan, Assistant Dean

Albany

Bareld, Erica

Hawkins, W. Anthony

Hunter, Carolyn S.

Khan, Iqbal

Phan, Stephanie

Womack, Tanea C.

Athens

Aull, Larry D.*

Bourg, Catherine

Branan, Trisha

Buck, Brian D.

Cobb, Henry H.

Cobran, Ewan K.

Cooper, James +

Davis, Scott*

DIPiro, Joseph**

Doster, Christine

Fincham, Jack E.*

Fleming, Virginia H.

Francisco, George E.

Franic, Duska M.

Frank, Melissa C.*

Hall, Christopher D.*

Herist, Keith N.

Hoernle, Eliza H.*

Huckaby, W. Gary*

Jackson, Marie W.*

Klein, Annelie

Langford R. Alan

McCall, Charles**

McElhannon, Michelle B.*

McKenzie, Kim

Meyer, Robert J.*

Middendorf, Bruce F.*

Morgan, John*

Neville, Michael W.

Norton, Merrill A.

Parks-Veal, Phyllis*

Patel, Jaideep K.*

Perri, Matthew

Phillips, Beth B.

Phillips, Bradley G., Head

Sattler. E. Lilian

Southwood, Robin L.

Spruill, William J.

Tackett, Randall L.

Thiman, Michael

Traill, Adam E.*

Wade, William E.

Walton, Ted*

Wright, Gary A.*

Young, Henry

Atlanta

Miller, Mindi S.

Augusta

Ajiboye, Violette

Anderegg, Sammuel V.*

Bland, Christopher*

Carswell, Jody L.*

Chisholm-Burns, Marie A.*

Clark, Stephen G.

Clemmons, Amber

Davis, Wendy B.*

DeRemer, Christina E.*

DeRemer David L.

El-Remessy, Azza B.

Ergul, Adviye *

Fagan, Susan C.

Flynt, Thomas E.*

Gaddy, V. Thomas*

Gally, Anita N.*

Garrett, Charlene

Glosson, Becky

Gomez, Tad A.*

Hess, David C.*

Hoda M. Nasrul*

Ishrat, Tauheed*

Keller, J. Kimble*

Killough David M.*

Knowles, Dekeisha

Manasco, Kalen

May, Dianne B.

May, J. Russell

Nguyen, Nhuan*

Norman, Christy M.*

Norris, Kelly R.*

Parman, Malinda G.*

Pennell, Jennafer H.*

Phillips, Marjorie S.*

Pillai, Bindu

Segar, Lakshman

Shah, Arpita V.*

Shenoy, Somanath

Smith, Kimberley

Terry, Alvin J.*

Thompson Katherine T.*

VanLandingham, Jason M.*

Vasil, Donna D.*

Whitehouse, Tina*

Savannah

Duke, Kenneth

Jozefczyk, Kenneth G.*

Maddox. Ray R.

Melroy, Michael J.*

Rahimi, Ali R.*

Richards, Hal E.

(* Without salary)

(+Emeritus)

PHARMACEUTICAL AND

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

Bartlett, Michael

Beach, J. Warren

Beedle, Aaron

Bruckner, James

Cai, Houjian

Capomacchia, Anthony

Costyn, Leah

Cummings, Brian S.

Duncan, Linda

Elder, Deborah

Eubanks, Mary

Franklin, James

Fugett, Ryan

Govindarajan, Raj

Greenspan, Phillip

Hendry, Lawrence B.**

Hooks, Shelley

Irvin, T. Rick**

Jia, Wei

Kennedy, Eileen

Lewendowski, Megan

Liu, Dexi, Head

Long, Timothy

Manoharan, Radhika

Momany, Cory

Muralidhara, Srinivasa

Murph, Mandi

Pegan, Scott

Rekhi, Gurvinder Singh

Riley, Ronald T.**

Roberts, Arthur

Shin, Ho-Chul

Smith, Demetrius

Standridge, Leslie

Teng, Quincy

Thomson, Michael

Voss, Kenneth A.**

Weng, Han-rong

White, Catherine

Wilson, Joy

Zastre, Jason

Zhang, Guisheng

Zheng, George

(**Adjunct)

RESEARCH

Ansley, Robyn

Nair, Vasu, Associate Dean

Okello, Maurice

Seo, Byung

CLINICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY

College of Pharmacy

Athens, GA 30602-2351

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