National Estate Planning Awareness Week: October 15-21Are you one of the estimated 120 million Americans who do not have the necessary estate plans in place? There are numerous ways to secure the future for the people and causes you care about. Some of these vehicles even provide income for life for a donor or donors. There is no better time than now to think about your legacy. Click here for a simple guide to start the process! |
 | Lt. Commander Yoder (left) and Dr. Barton Pai |
College Hosts Fall Meeting of the ACCP's New York State Chapter
On Monday, October 8, the College hosted 90 pharmacy professionals at the fall clinical meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy. Associate Professor Amy Barton Pai served as Programming Chair for the event, which featured a keynote presentation from Lt. Commander Sherri Yoder, co-author of the 2011 report to the Surgeon General titled, "Improving Patient and Health System Outcomes Through Advanced Pharmacy Practice." ACPHS Assistant Professors Katie Cardone and Kate Cabral also presented at the meeting. |
 | Kaitlin Farley (right), recipient of the Nancy Shishik '83 Scholarship with members of the Shishik family. |
Scholarship Dinner Helps Connect Students and Donors
The annual Scholarship Dinner hosted by the Office of Institutional Advancement gives students an opportunity to meet those individuals and families who help fund their scholarships. This year's event took place at the Hilton Garden Inn and drew approximately 100 people, a group which included students from both campuses, parents, alumni, and friends of the College. Click here for more information on scholarships at ACPHS.
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Students Promote American Pharmacists Month on Today Show
What would you do to promote your profession? How about board a bus at 2 a.m. and head down to the Today Show plaza? Well, that's exactly what a group of ACPHS students did last week to help promote October as American Pharmacists Month. While they didn't get interviewed on air, they made their presence known to all in attendance and an audience of millions watching around the country. And then they slept. A lot. |
Alumni Soccer Players Back In Action
About 40 alums returned to campus on Sunday, September 30 to play in the annual Alumni Soccer Game. After last year's impressive victory against the varsity team, the alumni took on a tougher opponent - themselves. Fans, family and friends were treated to a great match between Team 1 and Team 2, with Team 1 finishing in a 1-0 victory. Thanks to all who made the trip to Albany and for the continued support of the Athletics Program. For all the latest ACPHS Athletics highlights and action visit www.acphsathletics.com. |
Alumni and Friends We'll Miss
Edward W. Wind, Class of 1954 - September 21, 2012
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