Joshua Brown, Pharm.D., Ph.D., M.S., an assistant professor of pharmaceutical outcomes and policy, has received a 2017 PROSPER award from the University of Florida College of Pharmacy. The $4,090 award will support Brown’s travel to the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy’s HOPE workshop, where he will enhance his knowledge and technical skills in the areas of health economics and pharmacoeconomics.
The Pharmacy Recurring Opportunity Seed Program for Education and Research program, or PROSPER, is available to all faculty members in the college to support faculty innovation, pilot projects and various other projects within the college. The program focuses on three principal award areas, including research enhancement, teaching innovation and improvement and faculty development.