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Name Hometown Honors Awards Holmes, Kandice Rochelle Northfield, OH Hout, Justin Elmer Mansfield, OH Huang, Christine Columbus, OH Jindal, Nikunj S Dublin, OH Karakasis, Tammy Marie Highland Hts, OH Keys, Shannon Catherine Dublin, OH Distinction and Honors Kiptum, Jane Columbus, OH Cum Laude Kish, Kara Lynn Powhatan Point, OH Cum Laude Kopeck, Rachel Elizabeth Pemberville, OH Magna Cum Laude with Distinction and Honors Lambrinides, Christina Marie Cincinnati, OH Linebaugh, Katherine Ann Columbus, OH Marker, Beth Heather Ashland, OH Mattox, Lauren McCabe, Ashley Elaine Miamisburg, OH McEldowney, Jessica Lynn Ansonia, Oh Cum Laude Miglesz, Dawn Marie Hilliard, OH Magna Cum Laude with Distinction and Honors Miller, Paul Thomas Wheelersburg, OH Magna Cum Laude Newcomer, Tiffany Lima, OH Magna Cum Laude Nixon, Dania M Columbus, OH Olayanju, Ahmed Nigeria Parnell, Timothy J Ironton, OH Cum Laude Patel, Mitul R New Dehli, India Patel, Niyati N. Brunswick, NJ Magna Cum Laude with Distinction and Honors Patel, Roshni Lima, OH Roberts, Gary Ray Hamilton, OH Rozewski, Darlene Marie Mentor, OH Russo, Renee Canal Winchester, OH Saint Germain, Neil Thomas Crystal Lake, IL Schechter, Amy Lauren Cincinnati, OH Schell, Kylie Caldwell, OH Cum Laude Schmidt, Ryan Antioch, IL Schnelle, Brandon J Van Wert, OH Magna Cum Laude Sherman, Bradley Monclova, OH Shrader, Kelly Clarke Worthington, OH Sillah, Saffiatu Barry Columbus, OH Distinction Sohn, Esther Haejin Columbus, OH Steward, John Milford, OH Sylvester, Michael Allen Columbus, OH Cum Laude with Distinction and Honors Thomas, Matthew S Galloway, OH Truong, Trang Columbus, OH Magna Cum Laude with Distinction and Honors Turakhia, Samir Solon, OH Cum Laude Turner, Kirsten Renee Kent, OH Cum Laude Van Sant, Elizabeth Cincinnati, OH Cum Laude Vo, Trinh T Parma, OH Williams, Anne Elise Marion, OH Magna Cum Laude Williams, Bethany Marie Marion, OH Williams, Doris Margaret Wadsworth, OH Winkhart, Ashley Nicole Navarre, OH Woldemariam, Siem M Worthington, OH Yee, Roger Parma, OH Yu, Marie Columbus, OH Summa Cum Laude Faculty Award Zink, Andrew R St. Marys, OH Zuchowski, Beverly Anne Rossford, OH 17
18 Graduate Programs in Pharmacy: The MS and PhD programs in pharmacy offer advanced education in all aspects of pharmaceutical sciences. Pharmaceutical sciences include all aspects of the discovery, development, and use of medicines. Thus, the graduate program in pharmacy includes courses and research associated with discovery and evaluation of new drugs, determination of the mechanisms by which medicines exert both beneficial and harmful effects, and optimization of drug delivery to specific organs requiring treatment. It also includes studies and research on the ways in which human behavior influences the purchase and consumption of medicines and seeks to improve the William Hayton delivery of medicine and health care information to all patients, with particular emphasis on those who are currently serviced inadequately. The goal of the pharmaceutical sciences is to improve health through the use of medicinal agents. This includes finding and developing new and better drugs and drug delivery systems, using existing drugs more efficiently, and lowering cost of therapy by improving production, distribution, and marketing. These goals are accomplished through research in industrial, academic, and hospital settings and by training of health care providers. Graduates of MS and PhD programs in pharmacy have integral roles in these functions. Because the scope of pharmaceutical sciences is so broad, our graduate program has five specialty areas of emphasis: The pharmaceutical administration discipline focuses on issues related to the pharmaceutical care delivery system, pharmacoeconomics, drug distribution and public policy, strategic planning for pharmaceutical organizations, and drug use behavior and evaluation. A subspecialty within pharmaceutical administration is the master of health-system pharmacy administration. The major focus of this program is to educate and train pharmacists to conceptualize, plan, coordinate and evaluate pharmaceutical care in organized health care settings. The medicinal chemistry discipline focuses on the interdisciplinary application of chemical, biochemical, and molecular principles to the identification and development of therapeutic agents. This includes both synthesis of new chemical entities and isolation of medicinal agents from natural sources (pharmacognosy). The pharmaceutics area focuses on pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics, with a special emphasis on drug delivery and targeting systems. Pharmacology involves identification of new therapeutic targets through multidisciplinary approaches that exploit emerging molecular biological, biochemical, and biophysical tools to uncover disease-relevant signal transducton pathways in cells, tissues, and whole animals, including transgenic models. Our graduate programs in the College of Pharmacy remain strong, with approximately 100 students enrolled this fall in areas of medicinal chemistry and pharmacognosy, pharmaceutics, pharmacology, and pharmacy administration. The College also offers combined PharmD and graduate degrees in pharmaceutical sciences: the PharmD/MS and the PharmD/PhD combined degrees. Fourteen PhD degrees and twelve MS degrees were awarded this past academic year. Six graduates received the professional MS degree in Health Systems Pharmacy Administration. Three graduate students received fellowships from the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education (AFPE), and one student received a University Presidential Fellowship. Graduate students from three interdisciplinary graduate programs (Ohio State Biochemistry Program, Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology, Neurosciences) work with pharmacy faculty advisors.
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