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

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One of the perks of being an APhA member: Surfing A night out in Orlando with faculty advisor. Dr. Charles Ruchalski. Temple Pnde ‘Go Temple!' I hi' opcrnfmn diubcte billboard . wus on rji-.pl.11 .ii tin ini in r of 15th ;iinl iiu Sn cots k in I‘IiiI;hIi-I|iIii:i until k I! Pharmacists and patients working together to improve medication use and health. To strengthen the pharmacy voice Promote TUSP activities Spread pharmacy ideas drug information Help our elders the community IIIA Ii Stefanie Emanuel — Stefanie Emanuel n high tide. Orlando Florida! Phu Duong takes the BP of a senior citizen; “This seems to be the right cuff size. Mrs. Brown Graduates 27

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,u MiWfts j Health-System Pharma-organization representing ome care agencies, long-facilities, health mainte-s, psychiatric facilities, e facilities and colleges of ASHP is to advance and ractice of pharmacists in s and serve as their elated to medication use — Melissa Craig The Pennsylvania Society of Health Pharmacy Week Below: PSHP Chapter Members presented an interactive poster to educate their peers about Drug-Nutrient Interactions, “DNIs,” during Pharmacy Week in 2003. (From Left: Basil Hamed, Kimberly Cornett, Amali Abedrabbo, Laura Gilbert. Jennifer Du, Melissa Craig and Phu Duong) The Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Pharmacists (PSHP) is a state affiliate of ASHP and the School of Pharmacy has a very active PSHP Student Chapter. The PSHP Student Chapter is an organization that student pharmacists may join in order to learn more about the practice of health-system pharmacy. An invitation to attend monthly continuing education dinner programs is one of the most popular student membership benefits. Chapter activities have also included designing an interactive poster on drug-nutrient interactions, creating a chapter website and logo, attending the PSHP mid-year meeting in Pittsburgh, volunteering at a Special Olympics Basketball Tournament, participating in the Walk for Healthy Kids and visiting the pharmacy department at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Above: The Temple University School of Pharmacy PSHP Student Chapter logo was designed by our Chapter Webmaster. Gary Bcppler. Gary also established a chapter website at www.templc.edu pshp Right: Dustin Garber Christopher O'Neill, among others, attended the Delaware Valley Regional Pharmacy Residency Showcase” in October of 2003 at the Sheetmetal Workers Union Building in Center City, Philadelphia, sponsored by the Delaware Valley Society of Health System Pharmacists. 26 Graduates

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Registration a IXTREMEIY ACTIVE APHAAPHAAPHAAPHAAPHAAPHAAPHAAPHA When I first started pharmacy school 1 didn't know what to do with all the knowledge I was learning in class. So I decided the best way to practice my skills was to get involved with health screenings in the community. The benefits became two-fold, 1 was helping people and they were helping me to be a better pharmacist. I've always had a drive to help people and I felt this was the best way to impact patients' lives. Now screenings have become something I love and enjoy doing! -Stefanie Emanuel APhA is a leader in providing professional information and education for pharmacists and an advocate for improved healthcare. It includes more than 50,000 members nationwide, and members from our class who have given tremendous effort over the past four years! APhA Nationally recognized, care down to the local level Right: “There were many opportunities and rewards for participating in APhA-ASP. Student pharmacists had opportunities to get involved in patient care projects, Operation Diabetes and Operation Immunization. MRMs and annual meetings provided student pharmacists with Right: Class President, Victor Egbulefu, measures the blood pressure of a nursing home resident at the Tioga Senior Center.