An Abundance of Thanks Campbell University School of Pharmacy extends an abundance of thanks and appreciation to everyone who supported Maddox Hall. This accomplishment is a result of the people who stand behind Campbell University School of Pharmacy—alumni, faculty, staff, students, friends and the North Carolina pharmacy community—and its commitment to educate compassionate, well-trained pharmacists and pharmacy-related professionals in a Christian environment.
Although there are far too many to name, the collaborative efforts of our donors advocacy and support made our dream a reality and advanced the ongoing development of pharmacy education for the next generation of pharmacists.
The new pharmacy building was dedicated in honor of Dr. Ronald Maddox, founding dean of Campbell University School of Pharmacy.
The doors to this facility were opened in the fall of 2007 featuring classrooms; a student commons area; breakout rooms; administrative and alumni suites; two 3,534 square-foot lecture halls; faculty offices; a professional association room; and more than 6,000 square-feet of laboratory space and lab preparation areas.
More than 300 students, alumni, faculty, donors and friends of the Campbell University School of Pharmacy attended the dedication in honor of Dr. Ronald Maddox located inside the building’s new lecture hall. 2007-2008 Annual Report
The Pharmacy Network Foundation, Inc. named Maddox Hall in honor of Dr. Ronald Maddox.
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