Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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llllllllllllwlllllll ' l l Takin .. 1 . Drug Seriously he Department of Pharmacy was orga- nized on january 31, 1927. It operated as an integral part of the university. Within the school, an active, countinuing education program was growing. The school was expanding the scope of its education op- portunities for pharmacists. The expansion in- cluded a seminar program held on campus with three seminars scheduled per semester. The first of these was held on October 13. In attendance were approximately 100 practicing pharmacists from throughout the state of Alabama. Atten- dance to later seminars increased at a pleasing rate to the Pharmacy School administration. Aside from the home based seminars, the school was investigating the possibility of cor- respondance courses under the direction of Lori Acunias. One exciting development in this area was a pilot project in connection with the Hospital Corporation of America. This pro- gram provided continuing educational pro- grams for all HCA pharmacists in 400 hospitals throughout the world. It involved the develop- ments of computer-assisted instructional units using a hand-held computer system known as Study-Pak. If successful, the school reserved the right to market this system all over the United States. As far as future plans for the department were concerned, the Pharmacy School was planning to take a group of pharmacists to the Samford Centre in London for a study in inter- national pharmacy. - Rtzrfnf Pm mn - ! - he Pharmacy Lab provides fariliries ir I students to learn and conduct experiments.