The UF College of Pharmacy Class of 2010 Composite Picture
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 Michelle Mellot Receives Second National Achievement Award

    Michelle Mellott, a P6 student in the College of Pharmacy, has been awarded the RxPortfolios National Achievement Award for the second year in a row. The award recognizes one student from each College of Pharmacy for excellence in constructing his or her online portfolio. RxPortfolio National Achievement Award winners are featured on the homepage of RxPortfolios. (www.rxportfolios.com) Michelle is currently completing her Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences at Licking Memorial Hospital in Newark, Ohio. She will graduate with the College of Pharmacy’s inaugural class in May 2010. In all of Michelle’s professional experiences she has held positions at Rite Aid, BGSU Health Service, The Pharm in Findlay and Lima, and Kroger Pharmacy in Pickerington, OH. She has also served as a project coordinator for Partners in Technology to Improve Patient Safety Project at the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Athens, Ohio. Michelle has participated in research at The University of Findlay, which she presented at the Ohio Pharmacists Association Annual meeting in Columbus, Ohio in April 2009. She was also the recipient of a Wal-Mart Scholarship in 2007.

Class of 2013 

 
White Coat Ceremony Friday, August 21, 2009
Third year students enter their first professional year in the College of Pharmacy program.




 Lindsey Reiff receives her White Coat.



Scholarhip Awards

Northwestern Ohio Pharmaceutical Assn. (NWOPA) 2009 Recipient

MacKenzie Harris

MacKenzie was chosen for this year's NWOPA award and received $500. MacKenzie is a third year pharmacy student and has seven years of community pharmacy experience since high school.

In her application, MacKenzie was asked to share her most important contribution to the profession and she states that her favorite part of working in a community pharmacy has been working with patients to help them achieve and maintain the highest standard of health as possible for them. Working with patients will be the most important contribution she will make to improve the health and well-being of individuals. This she feels, is true accomplishment.

Findlay Area Pharmacists' Association (FAPA) 2008 Receipient


Amanda Etnyre




The Findlay Area Pharmacists' Association has awarded a $500 scholarship to one University of Findlay College of Pharmacy student. The award was granted to Amanda Etnyre.

She was selected for the award based on her activities, academic record and a written essay. Amanda is a fifth year pharmacy student from Oregon, Illinois in our six-year program, has been on the Deans list each of the six semesters completed; and will earn a doctor of pharmacy degree upon graduation in 2010.