“...thank you for your hard work and dedication to your profession and alma mater. I am proud of all of you and grateful that you helped to create such an excellent reputation for all Campbell pharmacists and our program.”
Dean’s Message Thank you for your continued support and involvement with Campbell University’s College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. The 2010-2011 academic year brought many exciting changes and accomplishments. In this report, I want to share with you the achievements we reached, highlight a few individuals who help make our College an exceptional place, and thank you for your generous gifts and beneficial support. The most notable growth we experienced over the past year was in our health science programs. The University bestowed upon me a great honor by naming me the vice president for health programs. And as you know, I have also continued to serve as dean of the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. I look forward to leading the development of future health programs, while continuing to advance our pharmacy program at Campbell. As a University, we have unparalleled leadership and outstanding faculty members. It is because of the dedicated work of these individuals that we stand poised to meet new opportunities in health care education with gratitude and humility. I think it is important to note that the University’s progression in health sciences and the proposed School of Osteopathic Medicine is, to a great extent, due to the pharmacy program’s successful foundation.
As I have traveled across North Carolina discussing the development of our future programs, the message I heard loud and clear was that Campbell’s pharmacy graduates are excellent representatives of the University and have made a difference in their communities. When I approached health care administrators about their facilities serving as future training sites, they welcome the opportunity with the hope that our new students will have the same caliber as our pharmacy students. I wanted to share this with our alumni, to thank you for your hard work and dedication to your profession and alma mater. I am proud of all of you and grateful that you helped to create such an excellent reputation for all Campbell pharmacists and our program. I look forward to the continued growth of our educational programs and opportunities to train our students. My goals are still the same as when I arrived at Campbell University in 1985 to start the pharmacy school: to meet the health care needs of our community and the citizens of North Carolina. I thank each of you for the difference you make at our College and for your valuable support as we advance our training. Sincerely,
Ronald W. Maddox, PharmD Vice President for Health Programs Dean, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
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