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Division of Pharmacology Wallace, Lane J. Professor and Chair Elton, Terry S. Professor Hoyt, Dale G. Associate Professor Hoyt, Kari R. Assistant Professor Hu, Keli Assistant Professor Keshvara, Lakhu M. Assistant Professor McKay, Dennis B. Professor Young, Anthony P. Professor Burkman, Allan Professor Emeritus Feller, Dennis Professor Emeritus Gerald, Michael Professor Emeritus Patil, Popat N. Professor Emeritus Uretsky, Norman J. Professor Emeritus Lane Wallace Pharmacology includes the study of drug effects in biological systems, the determination of the mechanisms by which drugs produce their effects, and optimization of therapeutic regimens. An understanding of the nature of drug action and the vulnerability of living systems to alterations by chemicals serves as the basis on which new therapeutic agents are developed and toxic consequences of chemical exposure are alleviated. Since drugs are chemical substances that modify biological or physiological processes, pharmacology involves many diverse and inter-related scientific disciplines. These include chemistry, biochemistry, pathophysiology, cellular and molecular biology, and others. Pharmacology is a diverse and interdisciplinary field that ranges from the design and evaluation of drug effects at the cellular and subcellular levels (biochemical and molecular pharmacology) to the study of drug effects in intact animal models and in humans (experimental and clinical pharmacology). Pharmacology faculty are experts in a wide range of pharmacological methods, including intact animal experimentation (particularly cardiovascular and neuropharmacology) isolated organ studies, cellular signal transduction and molecular biology and are funded by major granting agencies, such as the National Institutes of Health, the American Heart Association, among others. Our multi-level approach is an excellent environment for the training of wellrounded pharmacologists. Nine graduate students are currently pursuing degrees and five completed their graduate degree during the 2005-06 academic year. A number of undergraduate students in pharmacology enriched their educational experience by participating in research projects with faculty advisors. 27
28 Division of Pharmacy Practice and Administration Nahata, Milap C. Professor and Chair Balkrishnan, Rajesh Associate Professor and Merrell Dow Professor Beatty, Stuart Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Bennett, Marialice S. Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Brackett, Carolyn C. Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Buerki, Robert A. Professor Cable, Gerald L. Clinical Assistant Professor and Director, Experiential and Outreach Programs Carnes, Cynthia A. Associate Professor Casper, Kristin A. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Coyle, James D. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Dasta, Joseph F. Emptage, Ruth E. Professor Clinical Assistant Professor Milap C. Nahata Hale, Kenneth M. Clinical Associate Professor and Assistant Dean Hall, Laura E. Clinical Assistant Professor Havard, Patty F. Associate Professor Hinkle, Jr., George H. Associate Professor Huston, Jeffery L. Clinical Assistant Professor Kelley, Katherine A. Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of Assessment and Educational Strategies Knoell, Daren L. Associate Professor Legg, Julie E. Clinical Assistant Professor Mehta, Bella H. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy McAuley, James W. Associate Professor Murphy, Christine C. Clinical Assistant Professor Pai, Vinita B. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Pedersen, Craig A. Associate Professor Pruchnicki, Maria C. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Rodis, Jennifer L. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Schneider, Philip J. Clinical Professor and Director, Latiolais Leadership Program Seoane-Vazquez, Enrique C. Assistant Professor Siegel, Jerry Clinical Professor and Assistant Dean, Medical Center Affairs Szeinbach, Sheryl L. Professor Pathak, Dev S. Emeritus Professor Reuning, Richard H. Emeritus Professor Visconti, James A. Emeritus Professor Faculty in Pharmacy Practice and Administration are involved in teaching, research and delivery of pharmaceutical care services in various area hospitals, clinics, and ambulatory/community practice settings. Teaching and scholarship activities include identifying new therapeutic strategies and optimizing therapeutic outcomes for patients, improving medication use, reducing adverse drug events and drug interactions, and increasing patient adherence or compliance to therapies. The faculty in pharmaceutical administration teach and conduct research in assessing medication related health outcomes, effectiveness of health care delivery, drug policy, technology, pharmacy workforce and patient safety. The active interaction of faculty members and students within the programs allows students to develop and maintain high standards of professionalism, and provide the capacity of adapting to the changing pharmaceutical and health care environment. Division
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