WASHINGTON, DC – The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Foundation today announced the APhA Foundation Student Scholarship Program recipients for 2022. This year 24 student pharmacists received the honor, which is based on their academic accomplishments and for their leadership skills as demonstrated by their active involvement in the APhA Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP).
“The APhA Foundation Scholarship recipients represent the future leaders of the pharmacy profession,” said APhA Foundation Executive Director, Mitchel C. Rothholz, RPh, MBA “We salute their hard work and ambition to contribute their talents to improve health outcomes for those in the communities they will serve. We are pleased to offer these scholarships to support their professional development.”
The 2022 APhA Foundation Student Scholarship Program recipients are:
Mark Samy Zaki Abdelmalek: Temple University School of Pharmacy – Pharmacists Mutual Community Pharmacy
Jacqueline Azodoh: Campbell University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Pharmacists Mutual Community Pharmacy
Anastasia Borodai: University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy, Natalie Certo Scholarship
Izzabella Christian: University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy, Tery Baskin Scholarship
Sneha Cyriac: Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Gloria Francke Scholarship
Andrew Ejiofor: Hampton University School of Pharmacy, George F. Archambault Scholarship
Anna Eskender: Ohio Northern University, Mary Munson Runge Scholarship
Heather L. Garr: Binghamton University School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Theodore G. Tong Scholarship
Sung Jin (Julie) Jeong: University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, Boyle Family Scholarship
Allyson Kerr: Campbell University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Paul Pumpian Scholarship
Kalina Korzec: Northeastern University School of Pharmacy, Juan and Esperanza Luna Scholarship
Zach Krauss: Cedarville University, Charles C. Thomas Scholarship
Miao Lai: University of Utah College of Pharmacy, APhA Foundation Scholarship
Kayla K. Leland: Washington State University College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacists Mutual Community Pharmacy
Shirly Ly: University of Florida College of Pharmacy, Hamilton, Harris, And Tucker APhA-ASP Chapter President Scholarship
Natalie Mausey: Union University College of Pharmacy, Sam Kalman Scholarship
Kristin Meyer: University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy, Menighan Leadership Scholarship
Alex Shayan Shantiai: Palm Beach Atlantic University, Pharmacists Mutual Community Pharmacy
Shayna Skokan: Creighton University, Pharmacists Mutual Community Pharmacy
Grant H. Smith: Samford University, Ton Hoek Scholarship
Christine Taing: Roseman University of Health Sciences, Robert D. Gibson Scholarship
Nickolas Dorien Taylor: Butler University, Elizabeth K. Keyes Scholarship
Jenessa Teta: University of Saint Joseph School of Pharmacy and Physician Assistant Studies, John A. Gans Scholarship
Christian M. Williams: University of Kansas School of Pharmacy, Menighan Leadership Scholarship
About the American Pharmacists Association Foundation
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