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Alumni and Friends - November News
- Machell Lynn Hamilton Gassett (95) - Last name in pharmacy school was Ray. Now has 4 children, 2 during school and 2 after: Jessa 9 yrs, Jayden 8 yrs, Jack 2 yrs, and Joelle 4 months. Lives in Mustang, Oklahoma.
- Jane (75) and Rickey (76) Ireland of Blackwell, Oklahoma attended the Homecoming Pharmacy Alumni Reception. Jane is the pharmacy manager at Wal-Mart in Ponca City and consults at the Blackwell hospital, and Rick is the pharmacy manager at Wal-Mart in Blackwell.
2003 SW Homecoming
David Ralph (75) visits with classmate Jane Ireland (75) at pharmacy alumni reception.
- Pharmacists in Tulsa Area - The College of Pharmacy is searching for a pharmacist to fill a part-time position in the Tulsa area beginning in the 2004 Fall Semester. If you are interested or know individuals who may be interested, please contact the College of Pharmacy. Job Description.
- Jerry Meece (74), R.Ph., FACA, CDE and Steve Pray (72), R.Ph., Ph.D. were the featured speakers at the 2003 Southwestern Pharmacy Alumni "Welcome Home" Distinguished Speaker Continuing Education Series held on Sunday, October 26 in Weatherford, in conjunction with Southwestern Oklahoma State University Homecoming activities.
2003 SW Homecoming
Jerry Meece (74) and Steve Pray (72) reconnect at the pharmacy alumni reception.
- Alumni Attend Homecoming CE Seminar - Alumni attending the Weatherford Continuing Education Seminar on Sunday, October 26, 2003, included: Shadd Atchley (95), Tulsa, OK; David Barnett (74), Woodward, OK; Mike Bugher (67), Elk City, OK; John Carter (54), Sentinel, OK; Walter Clark (77), Stillwater, OK; Deborah Cottle (01), Carl Junction, MO; Jerry Dennis (77), Waynoka, OK; Phillip Edelblute (72), Chickasha, OK; Joseph Epperson II (76), Chickasha, OK; Kenneth Grummer (66), Yukon, OK; Robert Harp (74), Hennessey, OK; Stan Johnson (78), Woodward, OK; Jason Lemons (97), Marietta,OK; Linda (70) & James (70) Lynch, Lawton, OK; Sara Marquis (76), Weatherford, OK; Vicki McCoy (00), Wichita Falls, TX; Roger Kirk Noakes (66), Elk City, OK; Charles O'Neil (71), Cheyenne, OK; Kathryn Orr (03), Weatherford, OK; Sally Perkey (77), Hobart, OK; Brad Pickett (93), Altus, OK; Diane Roach (76), Blair, OK; Marsha Sauer (79), Weatherford, OK; Louis Street (53), Altus, OK; Nolen Williams (50), Wewoka, OK; William Young (74), Gore, OK.
- Southwestern College of Pharmacy Faculty Position Postings
- Past Alumni and Friends News
Faculty - November News
- Shelly J. Prince, Ph.D., co-authored "Pharmaceutical Calculations: The Pharmacist's Handbook" with Howard C. Ansel, Ph.D. Dr. Prince is Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics at Southwestern College of Pharmacy with primary teaching responsibilities in Pharmaceutics I, II, and III in addition to Pharmaceutical Care Lab I. She is also sponsor of the Southwestern College of Pharmacy student organizations SWPhA and Kappa Epsilon.
Faculty Authorship
Dr. Shelly Prince displays her book.
- Gus Ortega -Southwestern Oklahoma State University at Weatherford has received confirmation of a $15,000 contract from Southwestern Research Materials to support a joint project to develop and validate methodologies during the treatment of metastatic breast cancer. Principal investigators of the contract are Dr. Arden Aspedon, Dr. Kyle Ashby and Dr. Gus Ortega. (More)
- Ode to the Best-2, a new short movie featuring the faculty & staff of the College of Pharmacy.
- Past Faculty News
Students - November News
- Pharmacy Students & Lipid Monitoring Activity - Students enrolled in the Pharmaceutical Care Lab 3 have the opportunity to learn how different technologies can be used in the pharmacy to help monitor patient drug therapy. One of these tools is the CholesTech device, which can be used both to monitor patients' lipid levels and the liver enzyme, ALT. Students learn to obtain a capillary blood sample, perform the analysis, interpret the results, and counsel patients regarding the results.
In the lab, volunteer "patients" come to the lab to have their lipid or ALT enzyme levels drawn. These volunteers provide the students the opportunity to work with people other than their peers in the lab. In exchange, the volunteers are able to receive screening/monitoring lab results in about five minutes.
The lipid monitoring activity in PharmCare 3 lab is just one of the many ways students at SWOSU are learning the skills that will help them provide pharmaceutical care to their patients in the future.
PharmCare Lab 3
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| Dr. Nina Morris is ready for students in PharmCare 3 Lab. | Student practices lipid monitoring activity. |
- Homecoming Queen - College of Pharmacy student Kathryn (Ryn) Rogers of North Bend, Oregon, was elected 2003 Homecoming Queen. (More)
- Cookin, a short movie about the daily campus activities in the Pharm.D. program.
- Past Student News
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