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Name Hometown Honors Awards McElroy, Adam Neil Pleasant City, OH McGill, Barron Hartford Mobile, AL Meyer, Christopher Stephen Vermillion, OH Micu-Stan, Dominique Danielle Columbus, OH Miles, Randal Corey Sterling Heights, MI Mills, Jason Robert Columbus, OH Moore, Tamara Yvette Cedar Rapids, IA Nasipak, Nicole Leigh Lexington, OH Noll Baker, Kelly A Somerset, OH Oinonen, Laura Lynn Painesville, OH Olexia, Michael Allen Kalamazoo, MI Cum Laude Orosz, Christina Michelle Lancaster, OH Magna Cum Laude Patel, Sapna S Westerville, OH Payton, Harold Junior Williamston, WV Peters, Jeremy Ross Maumee, OH Summa Cum Laude Rho Phi Award Picha, Jennifer Janell Canton, OH Plogsted, Scott Michael Dublin, OH Prater, Shannon Leigh Quincy, IL Purtee, Audrey A Randall, Kimberly Ann Gahanna, OH Cum Laude Reardon, Joshua Thomas Poland, OH Redley, Joseph Leroy Galloway, OH Reid, Kacey Warren McArthur, OH Reinhard, Heather Alyse Millersburg, OH Ridenour, Amber Marie Wapakoneta, OH Rider, Kevin Patrick Ashtabula, OH Rodden, Leah Abigail Mt. Vernon, OH Cum Laude Runyeon, Christopher Scott Centerville, OH Magna Cum Laude Samnijlenko, Gregory George Brunswick, OH Cum Laude Marvin and Geraldine Faeges Award Schlitt, John Henry Norton, OH Cum Laude Schmid, Elizabeth A Columbus, OH Schultz, Martin Joseph Miamisburg, OH Scott, Rochelle Ann Rootstown, OH Seggerson, Sara Elizabeth Lima, OH Summa Cum Laude Claude E. Altenburg, Jr. Award Singh, Shaleen N. Royalton, OH Sinkovich, Stephanie Ann Youngstown, OH Smiley, Fadi Rada North Canton, OH Cum Laude Smith, Jennifer Lynn Columbus, OH Speeg, Melinda Dawn Westerville, OH Cum Laude Steininger, Megan Dee Fairborn, OH Stewart, John Charles Stillwagon, Electra Columbus, OH Stingel, Erica Faye New Philadelphia, OH Stojak, April Marie Aurora, OH Sukul, Ilina Columbus, OH Sweeney, Lynn Marie Troy, OH Thompson, Nathaneal Mbaya Nigeria Trinh, Julie Diep San Jose, CA Vyhnalek, Amy Marie Cleveland, OH Phi Lambda Sigma Walker, Cristen Nicole Blacklick, OH Cum Laude Benjamin Balshone Student Award Warsame, Liban Columbus, OH Watkins, Jennifer Hubbard, OH Wilkinson, Steven David Beavercreek, OH Williams, Johathan Paul Powell, OH Magna Cum Laude Windon, Erin Elizabeth Lithopolis,OH Cum Laude Wu, Kunyi Shanghai, P. R. China Yee, Jennifer Florence N. Royalton, OH Zaw, Myo Thet Yangon, Myanmar 11
12 Non-Traditional Doctor of Pharmacy Program: Our Non-traditional Doctor of Pharmacy Program (NTPD) provides licensed pharmacists at the baccalaureate level the opportunity to enhance their skills and credentials to provide high quality patientoriented pharmaceutical care by obtaining the PharmD degree. The program is an on-line professional doctoral degree program which requires and supplements a five-year Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy. Applicants to the program must hold a B.S. in Pharmacy degree from an Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) accredited institution, be a resident of Ohio or contiguous states, and be a licensed pharmacist. The general capabilities of the PharmD graduate include patient physical assessment relative to attainment of pharmacotherapeutic endpoints, assessment of drug response, clinical evaluation of a broad range of adverse drug reactions, general therapeutic consultative services to physicians, and pharmacokinetic and toxicological interpretations of drug concentrations in blood and tissues. The first NTPD class entered in January 2001 and the final class will do so in January 2007. The faculty of the College voted recently to end the NTPD program based on a number of factors, but most importantly, that we have accomplished the intended mission of the program. By the end of the 2005-06 academic year 54 Doctor of Pharmacy degrees will have been earned by students in the NTPD program. At that point we will have 113 active students remaining in the program. The NTPD program was designed primarily to meet the professional needs of our B.S. in Pharmacy alumni to enhance their education and clinical skills to the doctoral level. Indeed, pharmacists from ambulatory, hospital, and long-term care practice settings; and industry, responded to the opportunity. We are very proud of our unique and innovative program and especially of our students who have made major commitments of time and energy. Given the six-year time limit to complete the program, the NTPD Class of 2007 will run until December 2012. Hence we will fully support the program to the highest degree until the last student graduates. The comprehensiveness and excellence of our NTPD Program will not be compromised in any way as it is phased out. In addition, the Office of Professional Experience Programs will continue to provide their outstanding services in arranging and monitoring experiential rotations. We are also proud of the fact that this program was the first degreegranting, distance education program at Ohio State. The distance education technology we developed and tested, the unique needs of non-traditional students we have dealt with, and the multitude of other experiences we have had should assist the University in future endeavors in on-line education. Figure 5: Distribution of our Non-Traditional PharmD students in their professional settings.
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