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The Script May 2016 The Script May 2016 TableTab leof of Contents Contents Page 2 Quote of the Page 2 QuMonthote of the Month Page 2 Pharmacy Fun Page 2 PFactharmacy Fun Fact The Script is an unofficial, student- Page 3 Pharmacy Student managed publication that provides the University of Houston College of Q&A Pharmacy student body with news, articles, and opinions relating to our school, students, and profession. This edition of the Script and Page 4 Kappa Psi SW previous editions are also available on the Pharmacy Council website at: Province www.uhpharmacycouncil.org + Editor-in-Chief Austin Hinkel Assistant Editor Joann Sorn Faculty Advisor Dr. Amelia Sofjan more on 2 The University of Houston College of Pharmacy Student News Issue 5 Volume 8 + Quote of the Month with Austin Hinkel “Summertime, and the living’s easy.” This little phrase embodies the essence of fancy. Live it up and enjoy, for it is well what summer is all about, with truer words earned. Oh, and a brief public service about the sunny season difficult to come announcement, don’t forget to wear mosquito by. Although, “Why is it so hot outside?” repellant and sunscreen if you’re going to be and “If I get one more mosquito bite…” are outside for extended periods of time, or if no doubt relevant in their own right. you’re taking a tetracycline. I don’t want anyone to suffer from any arboviruses, In any case, I hope you all have a great sunburns, or phototoxicty. summer full of baseball, pool parties, and tans, or whatever else it is that tickles your Now, y’all take it easy. It is believed that vodka was Pharmacy invented around the 8th or 9th century in Eastern Europe. Fun Fact “Vodka”, in Russian, translates to “little water”. The drink was commonly referred to as medicine or a cleaning agent (“wódka”). 2 The University of Houston College of Pharmacy Student News Issue 5 Volume 8 Q: Basics: Home town, Undergrad, and we appreciate free time so much Family, etc. more now. Pharmacy A: I was born in Houston and have been + here for most of my life, besides the four Q: What do you hope to do after Student Q&A years I spent at UT Austin. I have a BS in graduation? Biochemistry that I’m rather proud of. A: I’m one of those that is still trying to With Erica Morales My family is small: just my mom, my figure out what I want to be when I older sister and me. I am a first grow up, but as of now, it’s a three-way generation college student and the first tie between ambulatory care, in my family to pursue a health care compounding, and retail. Oh, and career, which is both exciting and Disney World. That will be my frightening all at once! graduation present to myself to finally get to experience the magic! Q: Why did you want to become a pharmacist? Q: What motivates you? A: When I was 11, my mom was A: I take things a few days at a time and Q: What do you like to do to diagnosed with Hepatitis C. Back then, celebrate the small victories to keep me relax/hobbies/interests? the medications were pretty debilitating. going and prevent getting overwhelmed. A: I like to sing really loud in the car After a while, our pharmacist suspected Here’s a running analogy, even though when I’m stuck in traffic to make my that maybe they were too debilitating I’m an awful runner: when you focus on rides home more pleasant. Since summer since my mom got pretty frail. I can’t say something distant but still in your line of started, I have finished reading A Game I know what all happened (likely a call sight (maybe a light post or tree, etc), I of Thrones and started on the sequel, A to mom’s physician), but I do know that find that it can motivate you to run Clash of Kings. I’m also a big video after the pharmacist intervened, mom faster to reach it. Once you reach it, game nerd. The -Kingdom sodales. Hearts series, actually started getting better. focus on a new something and repeat. Pokemon, and Super Mario are some of Pharmacists catch things that physicians my favorites to play after a long week at and nurses don’t, and I’d like to be that Q: What is something you’re passionate school or work. accessible health care professional for about? my community. A: Harry Potter! Just kidding. One thing Q: What would you be doing if not I really enjoy is teaching others, but not pharmacy? Q: What has been your favorite thing or necessarily in the traditional classroom A: I’d love to say I would be a musician experience so far in UHCOP? setting. Whether it’s teaching the kids I or singer, but unfortunately I’m not a A: Even on interview day, I could sense babysit how to be okay with losing a very good one. Maybe I’d be a the family feel that UHCOP has, which game, or showing my boyfriend how to veterinarian. Animals are awesome and I was one of the reasons I chose to come cook a good quick breakfast, or teaching really can’t see myself doing something here. After a year here, I am still happy my mom something new about her not health related. with my choice. We may not all be BFFs medications, it’s just fun to be able to or anything, but I haven’t had a day share all this stuff in my head with Q: What does it mean to live a good where I came to school and felt like I others and it go to good use. life? didn’t belong here. A: I think it means to do thing you find Q: What is some of the best advice worth doing and to stay connected with Q: What has been the biggest you’ve received? people who make you happy. The good challenge? A: My mom would always tell me “try life is not perfect or stress free, but it is A: There are times when it feels like I am not to compare yourself to anyone but meaningful and full of love. always busy with something school or your past self.” It’s easy to forget this in work related, even now that it’s a competitive place like pharmacy Q: What’s your favorite drug? summer. Although I’ve been living at school, where you’re surrounded by A: I’m awful at picking favorites, but I’d home since finishing undergrad, it has some of the best minds and very have to say currently I’m tied between been hard on my loved ones to learn that accomplished people. Your time is better benzonatate and aripiprazole. There’s no my physical presence here doesn’t spent focusing on your own growth than deep meaning behind these; they’re just always make me as present as they’d on wishing you were on someone else’s fun to say! like me to be. Luckily, the things I busy path. myself with tend to be very rewarding, 3 The University of Houston College of Pharmacy Student News Issue 5 Volume 8 Kappa Psi Delta Delta Southwest Province Chapter of the Year 2015-2016 Written by: Rodrigo De La Torre The Delta Delta Chapter of Kappa Psi Many different elements come into play when a Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Inc. had the honor of chapter is evaluated to receive the much-coveted hosting the 2016 Southwest Province Spring Assembly award. Each chapter is appraised using a points-based on March 18-20th at Hotel Sorella in CityCentre on system on areas of interest such as leadership, Houston’s Westside. Province assemblies are held in community service, social activities, academic both the Fall and Spring semesters at select cities in scholarship, and a video submitted by each of the which the hosting chapter plans a weekend of events chapters which showcases their activities and consisting of conducting official fraternity business, as accomplishments during the current academic year. well as offering opportunities for brothers across the province to meet and build lasting bonds with each The weekend culminated with a formal dinner other. enjoyed by all of the brothers and those who hold important executive positions within the Southwest A tremendous amount of planning and efforts Province. As dinner came to a close, all of the chapters go into creating a successful province meeting as it is a in the room held their breath with much anticipation perfect opportunity for the hosting chapter to showcase each and every helping hand that helped make the not only their city, but more importantly, what the event a complete success. The Delta Delta chapter chapter has to offer to the fraternity as a whole. The prides itself in serving as leaders and stewards to the weekend comprised of many of the brothers coming continual improvement of the community through together to volunteer to cover different aspects of the health fair activities, blood drives, volunteer events, as evening in order to guarantee its success under the well as serving as role models in the pharmaceutical leadership of our faculty advisor, Dr. Louis Williams, industry. our immediate Past-Regent, Stella Kim, as well as our immediate past-Vice Regent, Robert Miller. Apart from We look forward in carrying on our mission in building lasting fraternal bonds and conducting official the coming academic year to continue striving for new fraternity business, Province also serves the purpose of heights and personal development, while serving those awarding a single chapter out of the entire Southwest in the community who need our help the most.
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