Temple University School of Pharmacy - Secundum Artem Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Medicinal Chemistry The Department of Medicinal Chemistry teaches both graduate and undergraduate courses. The undergraduate courses include: chemical equilibria and the fundamentals of analysis as these concepts apply to the measurement of pharmaceutical and medicinal substances in dosage forms and clinical samples: biochemistry as it describes mammalian processes in general and systems subject to modulation by pharmacologically active substances in particular: and medicinal chemistry, the chemical basis of treatment of disease. The graduate courses offered by faculty of the department range from analytical instrumentation through spectroscopic determination of structure, physical medicinal chemistry, chemical pharmacology and toxicology. You would think after all of these years I wouldn't have to study. Peter Doukas. Ph.D. 12 Richard Golder. Ph.D. John Stedman. Ph.D.

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Some days Just aren’t worth getting out of bed for. Clinical Pharmacy The Department of Clinical Pharmacy is involved in teaching the practice oriented courses: Contemporary Pharmacy Practice, Institutional Practice and Contemporary Concepts in Parenterals. and the patient oriented courses: Disease States. Clinical Instruction and Chart Review. The Department is also responsible for the senior Clinical Clerkship Externship which includes rotations in Institutional and Community Pharmacy, Medical Rounds and Specialty areas. In addition to the full time clinical faculty, we also have 120 volunteer faculty who provide both sites and supervision for the Clerkship Externship. The members of the Department of Clinical Pharmacy congratulate you and wish you much success upon entering our profession of Pharmacy.

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Pharmacology In the beginning there was the physiograph that ushered in the pharmacology laboratory. In between there were many graphs showing some drugs were acting and others refractory. All worked on mice. rats. dogs, and frogs that provided data entered into logs. A scratch here, a bite there no one wanted to inject, but did so on a dare. Questions were answered by Mahalik, McDevitt and Lemke. but were always a little different from Mann and Gautieri. We learned all the procedures to identify the unknowns, but never realized they were the same as the knowns. Those correct rejoiced, but the others were sad. for they truly felt they had been had. Did you know that ASA injected into a pregnant long haired malomute causes ototoxicity? Ronald Gautieri, Ph.D. — Chairperson Looks like a little extracurricular Cognosy action to me. Robert Thompson. Ph.D. David Mann. Ph.D. Joy Reighard, Ph.D. 13