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Scholarly Activity
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MARVIN SAMSON CENTER FOR
THE HISTORY OF PHARMACY
Presentation
MICHAEL BRODY✦, “Meant
to Deceive: The Nineteenth-
Century Faking of Renaissance
Maiolica” at The Renaissance
Society of America Annual
Conference, Washington, DC,
March 22–24, 2012.
Professional Activity
MICHAEL BRODY✦ conceptualized
and mounted the exhibition
(with printed brochure) “Botanicals
to Braque: Five Centuries
of the Illustrated Book,” which
runs from March 22, 2012, to
May 31, 2013.
MAYES COLLEGE OF HEALTH-
CARE BUSINESS AND POLICY
Grant
CRISTINA HANGANU-BRESCH✦
received a $3,000 Franklin Grant
from the American Philosophical
Society for “The Strange Case of
Miss B. M. J. Banks—Images by
Mentally Ill Patients in the History
of Psychiatry.” The grant will
cover travel to London to perform
research at the Wellcome Library
for the History and Understanding
of Medicine.
Presentations
ALLISON CONTE✭, ASLA
EHTESHAM✭, MIRIAM DÍAZ-
GILBERT✦, “How to Create a
Custom-Designed Peer Tutor
Training Handbook” at the Mid-
Atlantic Writing Centers Association
Conference, Shippensburg,
PA, March 31, 2012.
MIRIAM DÍAZ-GILBERT✦,
“Engaging ESL Writers in Peer
Review, Rubrics, and Learning
Reflections” at theTeachers of
English to Speakers of Other Languages
International Convention,
Philadelphia, March 29, 2012.
RICHARD MINOFF✦
• “Achieving Global Greatness”
at the Future Business Leaders
of America 2011 Fall Leadership
Conference, Philadelphia,
November 5, 2011.
• “Pharmaceutical & Healthcare
Business Careers: Opportunity
Abounds” at the DECA Aspire
Higher 2011 Fall Regional
Conference, Philadelphia,
November 19, 2011.
SAMUEL TALCOTT✦
• “The Problem of Biopower:
Foucault’s Debt to Canguilhem
and Jacob” at the Pacific
Association for the Continental
Tradition 3rd Annual Meeting,
Seattle, October 8, 2011.
• “From Violent Resistance to
Philosophical Violence: The
Philosophy of the Concept and
Michel Foucault’s Analytics
of Power” at the Society for
Phenomenology and Existential
Philosophy Conference,
Philadelphia, October 20, 2011.
• “Rationalizing Indeterminacy:
Canguilhem’s Critical Reception
of Bachelard’s Historical
Epistemology” at the Society
for Literature, Science, and
the Arts, Kitchener, Ontario,
September 23, 2011.
Books in Print
Mayes College
dean ANDREW M.
PETERSON, PharmD,
PhD’09, was the coauthor
on the 3rd edition of
Pharmacotherapeutics
for Advanced Practice
(976 pages, Lippincott
Williams & Wilkins;
ISBN-10: 0781757843).
The 60-chapter text
is authored by pharmacists, nurse practitioners,
physicians, and other healthcare practitioners. More
importantly, there are 10 USciences faculty and eight
alums as chapter authors.
•JOHN BARRON P’93, PharmD
•LAURA BIO, PharmD, assistant professor of clinical pharmacy
•LAUREN CZOSNOWSKI, PharmD, assistant professor of clinical
pharmacy
•QUINN CZOSNOWSKI, PharmD, assistant professor of clinical
pharmacy
•KELLEEN FLAHERTY, MS, assistant professor of biomedical writing
•MARIA FOY PharmD’07
•JOMY GEORGE, PharmD, assistant professor of clinical pharmacy
•SAMIR MISTRY P’98, PharmD’99
•DHARMI PATEL PharmD’10
•JEEGISHA PATEL PharmD’02
•ANDREW M. PETERSON, PharmD, PhD’10, dean of Mayes College
•ALICIA REESE P’01, PharmD’01
•JENNIFER REINHOLD PharmD’07, assistant professor of clinical
pharmacy
•HENRY (HANK) SCHWARTZ, PharmD, director of community
pharmacy practice experiences
•ANITA SIU P’00, PharmD’01
•JOSH SPOONER PharmD, MS’04
•TYAN THOMAS, PharmD, assistant professor of clinical pharmacy
•CRAIG WHITMAN, PharmD, assistant professor of clinical pharmacy