The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Foundation awarded 19 scholarships this year nationwide, and two of them were awarded to Shenandoah University Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy third-year ... Continue Reading Student Pharmacists Awarded APhA Scholarships…
Pharmacy Pathway Growing in Puerto Rico Students Spread the Word Among Pharmacist Colleagues About Online Pathway
One of the first four students to participate in the Shenandoah University’s Nontraditional Doctor of Pharmacy (NTDP) pathway in Puerto Rico isn’t only learning through the pathway — she’s also one of ... Continue Reading Pharmacy Pathway Growing in Puerto…
Shining a Light Shenandoah University Pharm.D./MBA Student Spreads Warmth With Candle Business
Nahom Petros ’21 is a busy guy. He’s not only a fourth-year Doctor of Pharmacy & MBA dual degree student at Shenandoah University, but also the co-founder and co-owner of a new business, Sol ... Continue Reading Shining a Light Shenandoah University…
School of Pharmacy News: Winter ’19/Early Spring ’20 Advocacy and assistance mark the season
Thirty-three Shenandoah University student pharmacists and Sarah Parnapy Jawaid, Pharm.D., attended the Virginia Pharmacists Association (VPhA) and the Virginia Society of Health-System Pharmacists ... Continue Reading School of Pharmacy News: Winter…
Pharmacy School News: Fall 2019 Richard's ASMR Research Cited in Variety of Media Outlets; Alumni Celebrated in October
Pharmacy School Alumni Celebrated The School of Pharmacy celebrated alumni on Oct. 18, at the annual Alumni Roundtable and Reception. Special thanks are extended to the panelists for the evening: ... Continue Reading Pharmacy School News: Fall 2019…
Shenandoah Shines at VPhA Conference Pharmacy students win competition and faculty member presents at annual gathering
The Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy made its presence well known at this year’s Virginia Pharmacists Association conference in August in Virginia Beach. Inova Center for Personalized Health P3 ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Shines at VPhA Conference…
Pharmacy Course Addresses Specific Challenges of Transgender Community Read the Article in Pharmacy Times
A course at Shenandoah University aims to increase pharmacists’ knowledge about gender identity and the unique health care challenges of transgender patients. According to Jonn Bailey, assistant ... Continue Reading Pharmacy Course Addresses Specific Challenges…
Winchester Professor Studies Soothing Sounds Radio Broadcast by WMRA
Are there certain sounds like calm voices or magazine pages turning slowly that you find deeply relaxing? If so, you may be experiencing autonomous sensory meridian response or ASMR for short. Dr. ... Continue Reading Winchester Professor Studies Soothing Sounds…
The Go-To Guy For “Brain Tingles” Professor Craig Richard’s Investigations Into ASMR Draw National Attention And A Book Deal
Have you seen videos where people whisper, cut hair, or unwrap candy bars slowly to help other people relax? If you have, you’ve potentially experienced Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, or ASMR, ... Continue Reading The Go-To Guy For “Brain…
Shenandoah University Adds 15 New Programs To Its Academic Offerings Programs range from cybersecurity to health humanities
Shenandoah University has added 15 new majors and minors to its list of degrees and certificates that students can earn. The university currently offers more than 100 academic programs in seven ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Adds 15 New…
Shenandoah Has Morgan Award Winner For Second Year Virginia Pharmacists Association Confers The Honor
For the second consecutive year, a student at the Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy has won the Virginia Pharmacists Association (VPhA) Harvey B. Morgan Award for Advancing Health Policy. Alexander ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Has Morgan Award Winner…
Lightboard Tech Illuminates Learning Pharmacy School Integrates New Method For Delivering Video Instruction
The Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy introduced lightboard learning technology over the summer. The lightboard originated at Northwestern University, where its inventor, Michael Peshkin, created an ... Continue Reading Lightboard Tech Illuminates Learning Pharmacy…
10 Tips To Get The Most Out of Pharmacy School Advice From the Field
By Katherine Cobb Practicing pharmacists Renee Bogdan ’09, Han Feng ’13, Kevin Morgan ’01 and Lisa Shelton-Strucko ’03 offer professional advice for pharmacy students. These career tips originated ... Continue Reading 10 Tips To Get The…
Pharmacy Faculty News: Fall 2017 Sarah Parnapy Jawaid Wins Pharmacists Service Award at VPhA Convention & Craig Richard's ASMR Research Continues to Receive National Attention
The Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy welcomed new full-time faculty members this semester: Assistant Professor of Biopharmaceutical Sciences Vibhuti Agrahari, Ph.D.; Associate Dean of Academic ... Continue Reading Pharmacy Faculty News: Fall 2017…
Model Pharmacy Student Assists Ethiopian Students Mearg Tareke’s Organization Helps Girls Step Forward and Succeed
Mearg Tareke understands how a gift of shoes and school supplies can radically change a life. Tareke, a third-year pharmacy student at Shenandoah University’s Bernard J. Dunn School of ... Continue Reading Model Pharmacy Student Assists Ethiopian…
A Positive Prescription Pharmacy School Alumna Prepared to Help Others In Need, Whenever Possible, Starting With Her Home Country
On May 31, a tanker-truck bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, killed more than 150 people, in the worst suicide bombing since the Taliban’s 2001 ouster. Nazila Raofi Salamkhail ’17, Pharm.D., who had ... Continue Reading A Positive Prescription Pharmacy School…
Pharmacy News: Spring/Early Summer 2017 Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy Faculty & Students Net National Recognition
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Brandon Jennings, PharmD, BCACP, was appointed as the treasurer for Phi Lambda Sigma, the Pharmacy Leadership Society, for the term 2017-2019. Phi Lambda ... Continue Reading Pharmacy News: Spring/Early Summer 2017…
High Marks for Health Students Exam Success Reflects Top-Notch Program Content in a Variety of Health Professions
Graduating students trained in Shenandoah’s health professions programs are performing extremely well on their certification exams. The most recent group of graduates of the Bernard J. Dunn School of ... Continue Reading High Marks for Health Students…
GO GIRL Wins Passion In Science Award From New England BioLabs Program Co-Founders Reflect On The Importance Of STEM Outreach Programs And The Award Experience
Earlier this semester, Genomic Opportunities for Girls in Research Labs or, GO GIRL, won a New England BioLabs (NEB) 2016 Passion in Science Award, which acknowledges scientists for inspirational and ... Continue Reading GO GIRL Wins Passion In…
Two Shenandoah University Programs Renewed As Apple Distinguished Programs Pharmacy and Music Production & Recording Technology (MPRT) Programs Recognized As Exemplary Learning Environments
Shenandoah University is pleased to announce the continued success of its Pharmacy and Music Production and Recording Technology (MPRT) programs, which have been renewed as Apple Distinguished ... Continue Reading Two Shenandoah University Programs Renewed…
Shenandoah University Pharmacy Professor Awarded NIH Grant For Precision Medicine Team Of Experts Dedicated To Researching African-Americans With Cardiovascular Diseases
Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Pharmacogenomics Arthur Harralson, Pharm.D., is consortium co-investigator and Washington, D.C. site principal ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Pharmacy Professor Awarded…
Shenandoah University To Hold Medicare Part D Events On Oct. 26 & Nov. 9 Pharmacy Students And Faculty To Provide Signup Assistance To Senior Citizens
Shenandoah University faculty, staff and students take every opportunity they can to serve the community in a number of ways. In practice, Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy professors have ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University To Hold Medicare…
Health Students Attend World Health Assembly
Adjunct Faculty, Senior Practicum Proctor for ASD program and International Health Policy Course Faculty Lisa Darsch, MSN, and Assistant Director of Northern Virginia Campus at Scholar Plaza and ... Continue Reading Health Students Attend World Health…
How to Create a Healing Garden at Home
Chemistry, biology, medicine, perfume, food and cooking all converge in one place. A garden. After spending a few moments in an early spring garden talking to Wendell Combest, Ph.D., a professor of ... Continue Reading How to Create a Healing…
Pharmacy Professor One of Four to Complete Traineeship with ASCP Foundation
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice Kacey Carroll, Pharm.D., CGP, was one of four pharmacists nationwide selected to participate in a Parkinson's Disease Pharmacotherapy Traineeship offered ... Continue Reading Pharmacy Professor One of Four…
University Awarded Nearly $1 Million in Federal Grant Money for Behavioral Health Education
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has awarded a grant expected to total $935,393 over three years to Shenandoah ... Continue Reading University Awarded Nearly $1 Million…
Students Participate in CLARION National Case Competition
Four Shenandoah University students participated in the 2015 CLARION National Case Competition, held at The University of Minnesota, on April 17 and 18. This is the first year that Shenandoah has sent ... Continue Reading Students Participate in CLARION National…
Shenandoah University Holds Its First-ever Inter-professional Case Competition
On Feb. 28, students from Shenandoah University’s Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Physician Assistant Studies programs, as well as students from the Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy and ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Holds Its First-ever…
Pharmacy Students Excel Beyond the Classroom
Every day, students at Shenandoah University’s Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy strive to make a difference in the community and prepare for excellence as future pharmacists. For third-year pharmacy ... Continue Reading Pharmacy Students Excel Beyond the…
Following in a Pioneer’s Footsteps – Pharmacy Student Pursues His Dream
Growing up in Albany, Ga., fourth-year pharmacy student Robert “Bo” Spires ’14, Pharm.D./ M.B.A., often dreamed of owning his own business. Little did the former electrical engineer know that one day ... Continue Reading Following in a Pioneer’s Footsteps…
Two Shenandoah University Programs Named Apple Distinguished Programs
Shenandoah University’s Pharmacogenomics and Music Production & Recording Technology (MPRT) programs received recognition enhancing and extending teaching and learning with creative and effective ... Continue Reading Two Shenandoah University Programs Named…
Caring For Our Community
» Learn more! Visit the Center for Public Service and Scholarship site. As part of its mission and culture, Shenandoah University encourages students to become engaged, caring citizens, locally and ... Continue Reading Caring For Our Community
Eugene V. White: A Visionary Pharmacist and Friend
Eugene “Gene” V. White, devoted husband, father and family pharmacist, died December 9, 2011, in Berryville, Va. His courageous stance for patient-centered care and medication therapy pioneered new ... Continue Reading Eugene V. White: A Visionary…
Bloss Arrives as New Vice President for Academic Affairs
Shenandoah University’s newest academic administrator, Adrienne G. Bloss, Ph.D., joined Shenandoah’s senior leadership team on July 8 as vice president for academic affairs (VPAA). Formerly the ... Continue Reading Bloss Arrives as New Vice…
Five Year Plan 2008-2013 – A Summary
In June 2013, the university completed its first five-year strategic plan under the leadership of President Tracy Fitzsimmons, Ph.D. Shenandoah’s Strategic Plan 2008-2013 emerged from purposeful ... Continue Reading Five Year Plan 2008-2013 –…
Shenandoah University’s New Health & Life Sciences Building
It’s 9 o’clock in the morning. As freshman nursing student Miranda Ulsh walks to the Brandt Student Center to work out, she begins planning her day. After grabbing a quick brunch at the Allen Dining ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University’s New Health &…