Dawwas and Jiang awarded inaugural POP graduate student awards
Ghadeer Dawwas, Ph.D., received the “POP Graduate Student Publication Award” and Xinyi “Rose” Jiang, M.S. was honored with the “Leadership Service Award."
Ghadeer Dawwas, Ph.D., received the “POP Graduate Student Publication Award” and Xinyi “Rose” Jiang, M.S. was honored with the “Leadership Service Award."
AMCP gives the award to a member who has made a significant contribution to managed care pharmacy within five years of graduation.
Her research proposal that won her the award investigates the impact of Medicaid prior authorization policies on prescribers’ HCV-infected patients' outcomes.
The 2015-16 Lawrence J. Dubow Fellowship had been awarded to graduate student Dr. Chintan Dave.
The Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy proudly announces that Yanmin Zhu, a third year student, has been chosen as the 2014-2015 recipient of the Lawrence J DuBow Fellowship. The Lawrence J. DuBow Fellowship is awarded to a graduate student to support their research and education in the Department of…
The Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy is proud to announce that Adel Alrwisan, a third-year student within the department , has been selected to present a poster at the American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Foundation’s (AAO-HNSF) 2014 Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida. Additionally, his abstract was…
Dr. Haesuk Park at the APhA Midyear Meeting Dr. Haesuk Park, an associate professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy, received the Economic, Social & Administrative Sciences (ESAS) Postgraduate Best Poster Award in March at the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Annual Meeting in Orlando. The award recognizes the author of the…
Caitlin Knox, MPH Caitlin Knox, a doctoral student in the Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy, has been selected to receive a Student Travel Scholarship by the Society of Epidemiologic Research’s Student and Postdoc Committee (SPC). This award is given to facilitate travel to their Annual Meeting and carries a…
Dr. Folakemi Odedina, a professor within the Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy was honored December 4, as the inaugural speaker of the Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs annual Dr. Barbara Terry-Koroma Legacy Lecture series. Honoring Dr. Terry-Koroma as a visionary leader, Dr. Odedina presented her lecture titled, “Addressing Prostate…