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Professional Clubs/Organization
Academy of Managed
Care Pharmacy Encourages education, development, and
promotion of the principles and practices of managed care pharmacy.
This organization strives to enhance the common academic and
professional interests of the Chapter members by offering
professional and leadership opportunities.
Advisor:
Dr. Ateequr Rahman
President:
Julie DiIorio
American Pharmacists Association Academy of
Student Pharmacists Serves as a
professional organization for pharmacy students who wish to take a
clinical approach to the practice of pharmaceutical care. This
organizations provides opportunities for student participation in
the decision-making process of pharmacy on the Chapter, State,
Regional ad National levels and makes information in all fields of
pharmacy practice readily available to all pharmacy student
pharmacists in these areas.
Advisor:
Dr. Sarah Parnapy
President:
Sarah Mae Caldwell
Audio Engineering
Society To expand the knowledge and expertise of participants in
the field of recording and all other applicable fields. This
organization helps to advance science in both theoretical and
practical applications, of preparing, publishing ad distributing
literature and periodicals relative to the foregoing purposes and
policies.
Advisor:
Golder O'Neill/
Adam Olson
President:
Matt Erlichman
Christian
Pharmacists Fellowship International To bring about spiritual
growth and the advancement of knowledge and ethics in the service
and practice of pharmacy by providing the resources, tools, and
expertise necessary to challenge, encourage, and promote the
integration of Christian principles and standards within the
practice.
Advisor:
Dr. Mark Johnson
President:
Jason Liao
Health Professions
Organization (HPO) To support and encourage the students of Shenandoah
University in their endeavors to enter the health care industry as
physician assistants, physical therapists, occupational therapists,
nurses, pharmacists, physicians, chiropractors, and veterinarians.
The HPO strives to instill in future heath care providers the
importance of volunteerism and an understanding and appreciation of
other professions in the health care community.
Advisor:
Dr. Nina Parker
President:
Autumn Apsey
Kappa Epsilon
Fraternity To unite women in pharmacy, stimulate a desire for
high scholarship, to foster a professional consciousness, and to
provide a band of lasting loyalty, interest and friendship.
Advisor:
Dr. Erin Adams
President:
Kimberly Flynn
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity
Incorporated To conduct a fraternal organization for the mutual
benefit of the members; to advance the profession of Pharmacy,
educationally, fraternally, and socially; to instill industry,
sobriety, fellowship, and high ideals in its members; and to foster
scholarship and pharmaceutical research.
Advisor:
Dr. Jeffrey Spray
President:
Jennifer Trang
Student Virginia Society of Health System
Pharmacists A professional organization for pharmacy students
interested in learning about clinical pharmacy and residencies.
This organization strives to extend pharmaceutical care focused on
achieving positive patient outcomes through drug therapy; provide
services that foster the efficacy, safety, and cot-effectiveness of
drug use; contribute to programs and services that emphasize the
health needs of the public and the prevention of disease; and
promote pharmacy as an essential component of the care team.
Advisor:
Dr. Doug Smith
President:
Renee Krueger Bogdan
Student Occupational Therapy Association
To provide students with educational opportunities through community
exposure, as well as through organized events, workshops, and
seminars. This organization also provides students with
opportunities to network with fellow students, faculty,
administrators, community representatives, and occupational therapy
clients and with involvement opportunities to promote occupational
therapy through group functions, fundraisers, service projects, and
social activities.
Advisor:
Deborah Marr
President:
Kim Brenner
National Community Pharmacists Association
Dedicated to the continuing growth and prosperity of independent
community pharmacy in the U.S. by promoting the pharmacy profession
and the role of independent pharmacy in the American health care
system; maintaining and expanding educational programs; and
providing effective support and sponsorship of programs which
encourage careers in independent pharmacy practice.
Advisor:
Dr. Wallace Marsh
President:
Jessica McNeil
Organization of Arts Management Students
To gain professional experience through activities, while producing
services not traditionally produced by other organizations on
campus, and assisting other organizations with activities relating
to arts management.
Advisor:
Dr. Constance DeVereaux
President:
Serena Robbins
Phi Delta Chi Develops leaders to
advance the profession of pharmacy, it is a lifelong experience,
promoting scholastic, professional, and social growth in its
Brothers.
Advisor:
Dr. Scott Stolte
President:
Heather Houseknecht
Physical Therapy Student Association To
advance the profession of physical therapy and promote scholastic
and professional success through its events and fundraising.
Advisor:
Todd Telemeco
President:
Jennifer Thompson
Rotract To develop professional and
leadership skills; to emphasize respect for the rights of others,
and to promote ethical standards and the dignity of all useful
occupations; to provide opportunities for working in cooperation
with sponsoring Rotary clubs; and to motivate young people for
eventual membership in Rotary.
Advisor:
Kelly Rickert
President:
Brian Hester
Shenandoah Conservatory Music Educators
Conference (SCMENC) To make opportunities available for
professional development; acquaint students with the privileges and
responsibilities of the music education profession; provide
opportunities for members to become acquainted with leaders in the
music education profession through participation in the chapter,
district, state, division, and national conference.
Advisor:
Dr. Jeffery Marlatt
President:
Jennifer Early
Shenandoah University Music Therapy
Association (SUMTA) To promote awareness, establishment, and
growth of music therapy within Shenandoah University and the greater
community; to serve as a support organization for the members of
SUMTA; to provide service to the community; to be active members of
the Mid-Atlantic Region for Music Therapy Students at the regional
level and the American Music Therapy Association at the national
level.
Advisor:
Dr. Suzanne Rohrbacher
President:
Abigail Palmer
Student Nurses Association To assume
responsibility for contributing to nursing education in order to
provide for the highest quality health care; to provide programs
representative of fundamental and current professional interest and
concerns; to aid in the development of the whole persons, his/her
professional role, and his/her responsibility of the health care of
people in all walks of life; to have direct input into standards of
nursing education and influence the educational process; and to
promote and encourage participation in community affairs and
activities towards improved health care and the resolution of
related social issues.
Advisor:
Dr. Janice Smith
President:
Lydia Border
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