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Dean’s Corporate Council The Dean’s Corporate Council provides primary interactions between leaders in academia and corporate entities and addresses the challenges and opportunities of health care in the 21st century. The primary purpose of the Council is to advise and counsel with the Dean and College administration on broad matters of policy, planning and resource development at the College. Members serve as external reviewers and are involved in specific tasks and important projects with the Dean, College Faculty, and Council members. The Council is composed of 25-30 leaders from small and large companies throughout the country. They are engaged in pharmaceutical research and manufacturing, managed care, independent pharmacy, consulting, and chain pharmacy. Prior educational affiliation with The Ohio State University is not a condition of Council membership. The term of membership is two years and members may be reappointed for two additional consecutive terms. The Council annually elects its Chair and the Council meets as a body twice each year. Additional meetings may be held at the request of either the Chair of the Council or the Dean. Members of the Dean's Corporate Council, 2005 Name Title Affiliation City, State Pamela Bernadella Manager Professional Serv. Target Pharmacy Minneapolis, MN Carl T. Bertram Director Clinical Services Walgreens Health Init. Deerfield, IL Paul Blower Chief Scientific Officer Leadscope, Inc. Columbus, OH Arne F. Brodin Director Special Projects AstraZeneca Sweden Jeffrey L. Brown Pharmacy Division Manager Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Bentonville, AR Daniel L. Deem Pharmacy Development Mgr Rite Aid Corporation Dayton, OH Bruce L. Downey Chairman and CEO Barr Laboratories, Inc. Woodcliff Lake, NJ Larry M. Games Vice President P&G Pharmaceuticals Mason, OH Harold N. Godwin Professor, Associate Dean University of Kansas Kansas City, KS Maryann Kennedy Director, Medical Liaisons Roche Laboratories, Inc. Nutley, NJ Stephen B. Krinke Director, Pharm Affairs Mylan Pharmaceuticals Morgantown, WV John J. Long President J. Long & Assoc, LLC Dublin, OH John A. MacDonald President and CEO Catalyst Oncology Yarmouth, MA Robert E. Martini Chairman AmerisourceBergen Orange, CA Rob Mains Corporate Clinical Affairs Cardinal Health Stow, OH Larry Moore Deputy General Counsel American Red Cross Washington, DC Michael Nameth Executive Vice President Medmark, Inc. Carnegie, PA Marcia I. Nusgart President Nusgart Consulting Bethesda, MD Robert Ruffolo, Jr. President R&D Wyeth Collegeville, PA William F. Sheridan, III Pharmacy Merchandiser Kroger Food and Drug Westerville, OH Mark A. Sirgo President and CEO BioDelivery Sciences Morrisville, NC International James Staker President and CEO Staker's Service Drugs Portsmouth, OH Allan K. Vrable President Vrable Healthcare Powell, OH Mary Ann Wagner VP Pharm Regulatory Affairs NACDS Alexandria, VA 67
68 Financial Report The financial outlook for the College of Pharmacy remains strong. The decreased funds available from state instructional support for higher education are counterbalanced by revenues from increases in student enrollment, tuition, extramural research funding, and development. In FY2006, our overall expenditures from all funds were approximately $21.3 million, with the majority of the expenditures in the categories of general funds and sponsored research. Approximately 88% of the general funds expenses are related to personnel (salaries, benefits, graduate student fee authorizations). Endowment & Development 7% Private Grants & Contracts 4% Sponsored Research 28% FY2006 Expenditures Sales & Services 1% FY2006 General Funds (PBA) Expenditures Fee Authorization 13% Supplies & Services 9% Startup 7% Benefits 15% $12.98 M Salaries 56% approximately 88% in personnel Total = $21.3 M General Funds 60%
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