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Corbett Promoted to Clinical Associate Professor
Amanda Corbett, PharmD, is a leader in antiretroviral research and in exploring the treatment of opportunistic infections in resource-poor countries.
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Weeks Promoted to Elizabeth City Assistant Dean Post
The clinical assistant professor will work to maintain and expand the UNC/ECSU Doctor of Pharmacy Partnership Program and will support the needs of the students based on the ECSU campus.
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Residents Abisogun, Whaley Receive APhA Incentive Grants
The community pharmacy residents will use the funding to support their research, which focus on medication adherence and the tetanus vaccine, respectively.
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Phil Rodgers Named Assistant Dean for Pharmacy Practice Partnerships
The UNC alum was a clinical pharmacist and faculty in ambulatory care at Duke University Hospital before joining the School's faculty.
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Professor Tim Ives to Chair AACP Board of Sections
Professor Timothy Ives, PharmD, MPH, is the chair-elect for the AACP's Council of Sections and will officially assume his duties in July 2012.
LEE STUDY:Scientists at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have discovered that increasing levels of a certain enzyme in blood vessels can lower blood pressure, at least in mice, which could bode well for a new class of drugs currently in phase II clinical trials.
