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December 2014/January 2015 Quotable Samford to Graduate 288 Free Mango amford faculty experts share in Fall Commencement Dec. 13 Language Sthoughts with media. amford University will graduate Reflection at the Baptist World Courses Sabout 288 students during fall Alliance in Washington, D.C., will Joseph Snoe (Law) to The Anniston commencement Saturday, Dec. 13. speak. Star Oct. 30, providing background Banking executive Dontá Wilson, Other commencement activities Offered Online for a story on whether the Anniston president of BB&T of , will include: urrent employees and students City Council could appoint speak during the 10 a.m. program Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing of Samford University now members to the city’s Regional C in Wright Center. As a regional Pinning Ceremony on Friday, Dec. have free access to courses in more Medical Center board president of BB&T, he is also 12, at 10 a.m. at Shades Mountain than 60 languages through Mango responsible for West and Baptist Church. Languages and the Davis Library. “Hospitals a century ago did not Northwest . Air Force ROTC Commissioning In addition to modern languag- resemble the hospitals of today. Samford’s Beeson Divinity Ceremony on Friday, Dec. 12, at 2 es, courses are available in Latin, They were mainly charitable … run School will hold its commencement p.m. in Hodges Chapel. Koine Greek and Biblical Hebrew. by churches and other volunteers.” and service of consecration on Graduating Senior Art Exhibit This service is made possible Paying customers could get a house Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 11 a.m. in Reception in the Art Gallery through support of the Department call, Snoe said, while indigent Hodges Chapel. Fausto Vasconcelos, following commencement, Dec. 13. of World Languages and Cultures, customers went to a hospital, where n director of the Division on Mission, the English Language Learner care was free. Cities often picked up Evangelism and Theological Institute, Davis Library and the the tab. Grace Márquez Language Technol- Carnegie Names Fournier ogy Forum. Betsy Holloway (Marketing and The courses are online and can Communication) to al.com/The be accessed through mobile devices Birmingham News Nov. 4 about Alabama Professor of Year as well. Samford’s plan to purchase 28 acres amford professor Eric Fournier was recognized for his superb Anyone with a Samford and three buildings from its Ssays his approaches to teaching teaching skills at the U.S. Professors University username and password neighbor, Southern Progress Corp. have changed over the years since of the Year awards ceremony at the he came to Samford in 1997. National Press Club in Washington, can access the courses at library. samford.edu/purl/mango. “When you’re growing like we are “When I first started it was all D.C., Nov. 20. Questions about Mango in terms of students and . . . about getting through the material, He is the fifth Samford faculty Languages should be directed to Dr. academic programs, expansion in and for a class like Geography 101 member to be named Carnegie Thom Thibeault at tthibeau@ terms of space to house those where your topic is The World, Alabama Professor of the Year since samford.edu or 726-2742. n programs is always a challenge. there is an infinite amount of 1994 (see sidebar). We’ve been looking at options (for) material and only 15 weeks of The U.S. Professors of the Year expansion for some time.” class,” he said. “So I have gradually program salutes the most outstand- given up on ‘covering’ the materials ing undergraduate instructors in the Nena Sanders (Health Sciences) to and tried to focus more on what country—those who excel in al.com/The Birmingham News Nov. students were actually learning.” teaching and positively influence Samford Professors of the Year, 8 about plans to relocate Samford’s Technology has driven other big the lives and careers of students. Alabama College of Health Sciences in changes, including access to The program is sponsored by Dr. Marlene Reed, Business, 1994 information.“Memorizing facts Carnegie and the Council for facilities purchased from Southern Dr. Tom Woolley, Business, 2000 Progress Corp. adjacent to the doesn’t have much of a place in a Advancement and Support of campus world where you have access to it Education. Dr. Stephen Chew, Psychology, 2001 all on your device, so I have focused Fournier believes the world is Dr. Larry Davenport, Biology, 2007 “To have these colleges under one more on ideas, skills and concepts, moving toward a cross-disciplinary roof is going to be a game-changer and less on facts,” he said. approach to teaching and learning. Dr. Eric Fournier, Geography, 2014 for us. Our graduates will be able to Fournier recently was named Courses that bridge subject matter deliver integrated care to their the 2014 Alabama Professor of the between disciplines are a trend that Chosen by the Carnegie Foundation patients because they will be taught Year by the Carnegie Foundation for will continue, “and I look forward n for the Advancement of Teaching integrated care from the start.” n the Advancement of Teaching. He to being a part of that,” he said. Peggy Connell (Education) presented “Critical Practices of Effective Leaders” at the Fall Instructional Leadership Confer- ence at Perdido Beach Resort Nov. 3. Joel Davis (Music) provided the Cassandra Adams (Law) will original score for Breve Films’ travel to Havana, Cuba, as a independent short comedy, “Jerry Adams Floyd Ford Rahn member of the American Bar & Diane,” which was named an Association Dispute Resolution official selection of the Big Apple Charles Ford (Interior Architec- the Silver Award for the case “An Delegation to learn about the Film Festival. The film received its ture) has been appointed by the Expert Witness Takes the Stand.” country’s use of mediation and arbi- red carpet premiere screening at International Code Council Board Guess presented the case at the tration. The delegation will meet Tribeca Cinemas in New York City of Directors as a member of the International North American Case and exchange information with Nov. 9. Energy/Existing Building/Green/ Research Association annual several groups and organizations, Property Maintenance/Zoning conference in Austin, Texas, in Malia Fincher (Biological and Interpretation Committee for the October. including professors from the Environmental Science) attended University of Havana, a local trade upcoming 2015-2017 Code the University of New Mexico’s Angeline Jackson, Susan Nolin union, members of the Cuban Development Cycle. annual Mentoring Conference in and Cathy Scott (Technology Society of Constitutional and Albuquerque, New Mexico, Oct. Greg Gorman (Pharmacy) Services) attended the annual Administrative Law, and the Cuban 21-24. published with F. Grappe, G. Alabama Banner Users Group Society of Civil and Family Law. Nance and L. Coward “In Vitro Conference in Florence, Alabama, David Finn (Special Education) Inhibitory Effects of Herbal Nov. 12-14. Nolin hosted two Marshall Cates (Pharmacy) and Preston Hite (Interior received the Alabama Society of Supplements on Tamoxifen and sessions during the conference, Architecture) presented “Riding out Irinotecan Metabolism” in Drug “Mass Uploading Data Using INB Health-System Pharmacists Service the Storm: Behavior Management Recognition Award in October. Metabolism and Drug Interactions Banner” and “Argos Dashboards Approaches” at the 2014 Early 2014 Aug. 5. Epub ahead of print. and OLAPs.” Scott presented on Jongwha Chang (Pharmacy) has Intervention Preschool Conference “Managing your Disability been named an editorial board in Mobile, Alabama, Nov. 17-18. Wendy Greene (Law) was honored Resources.” Julie Stewart (Payroll) member of two journals, Advances Finn also discussed one of his tests by Xavier University of Louisiana also attended the conference and in Pharmacoepidemiology & Drug for people with limited movement as a recipient of its inaugural “40 hosted a session on “Using Safety and Business and Manage- capacities entitled “Aye, Aye under 40 Young Alumni Award.” TimeClock Plus with Banner.” ment Research. Captain: N.O.S.E.S. (Novel The award, chosen from more than Observations of Somatic Environ- 200 nominations, recognizes “forty Mark Lackey (Music) had two Stephen Chew (Psychology) was mental Situations).” extraordinary young alumni who compositions accepted for the keynote speaker at the meeting have established impressive track publication by Dorn Publications, of the Michigan Tutorial Association Donna Fitch (Marketing and records in industries from, but not specialists in concert music for reed in Bay City, Michigan. He spoke on Communication) has been selected limited to, the arts, sports, instruments. The compositions are “Developing a Successful Mindset to participate in the NASA Social education, politics, finance and the jazz inflected “Blugue for for Learning.” being held at NASA’s Marshall STEM (science, technology, Saxophone Trio” and “Blugue for Space Flight Center in Huntsville, engineering and mathematics) Reed Trio.” Alabama, Dec. 3 previewing the fields.” Orion spacecraft launch. The NASA Erin Mauldin (History) served as a Social program provides opportuni- Brian Gregory and Corey commentator/chair at the Graduate ties for NASA social media Johnson (Chemistry and Biochem- History Conference of the Univer- followers to learn and share istry) accompanied five students to sity of Alabama, Oct. 25. She information about NASA’s programs the Southeast Regional Meeting of presided over a panel on “Power and missions. Fitch will tour the American Chemical Society and Struggle in the Civil War Era.” Bill Nunnelley Marshall and share what she’s (SERMACS) in Nashville, Tennes- Editor learned with her social media see, Oct. 16-19. Samuel Beck Chris Metress (Associate Provost for Academics) was appointed to the Janica York Carter followers. (Louisiana State University), Alex Director of Creative Operations Davis, Abby McMurry, Mallory advisory board of the journal, Hugh Floyd (Sociology) organized English Literature in Transition: Stephanie Sides Smith and Shea Summerlin each Graphic Designer a session, “Children and Youth: presented a poster on their summer 1880-1920. Disparities of Health Risks and research project. The group also Julie Beckwith John Mitcham (History/Core) Editorial Assistant Treatment,” and presented research heard the plenary lecture by Harry with Adrienne Duke (Auburn Kroto, who shared the 1996 Nobel presented at two academic 205-726-2800 University), “Changing Attitudes Prize in Chemistry with Robert conferences in November. He 205-726-2654 fax toward Aggression: Support Curl and Richard Smalley for the delivered “Between Empire and [email protected] Evidence for a Programmatic discovery of a new allotrope of Nation: Imperial Responses to War ©2014 Samford University Approach to Reducing Bullying,” at carbon, buckminsterfullerene. in the Fall of 2014” at the Great Deadline for next issue: the Mid-South Sociological War: 100 Years On meeting at Jan. 15, 2015 Association, Mobile, Alabama, Nov. Kay Guess, Lowell Broom and Georgia Gwinnett College. He 5–8. Jim Reburn (Business) received Produced by Samford Office of Marketing and Communication Out & About cont. on page 4 2 Inside Samford Wednesday, December 10 Wednesday, December 24 Wednesday, January 7 Abigail Casey, Carter Law (ret.), Susan Kodi Burns, Lee Carmon (ret.), Wayne Brad Bishop, Susan Cooper, Caryl Privett, Stevens, Joyce West (ret.) Kendrick (ret.), Thomas Richie Cecilia Tubbs University closed Thursday, December 11 Thursday, January 8 Mark Baggett, Joe Cory, Cheryl Miller, Kaye Thursday, December 25 LaJeanna Chitty, Katrin Cotten (ret.) Nail Jeff Bassett, Jane Daugherty, Rosemary • 10 a.m. Legacy League Christmas Home Ford (ret.), Joellen Henson, Marvin Rogers, Friday, January 9 DecemberCalendar Tour Brandy Yates Laura Breedlove, Timothy George, Bob Stiles (Birthdays are listed in red.) Merry Christmas! (ret.), Whitney White Friday, December 12 Sally Bowers, Bill Dixon, Jennifer Donovan, Friday, December 26 Saturday, January 10 Monday, December 1 Nena Sanders, David Smolin Mike Douglas, George Ford, Dea Mathews, Kelly Bonner, B. Coyne (ret.), Wayne Nancy Battles, Jenn Debrecht, Betty Winches • 10 a.m. Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing Joyce Rader (ret.), Brian Pitts, Richard Richardson, Frances Skelton (ret.), Mary Jean • 7 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. Pinning Ceremony, Shades Mountain Baptist Wakefield Thomason (ret.), Bruce White Jacksonville, Hanna Center Church University closed Sunday, January 11 Tuesday, December 2 • 2 p.m. Air Force ROTC Commissioning George Crawford (ret.), Mike Grace, Brandy Ceremony, Hodges Chapel Saturday, December 27 Betty Murray (ret.), Drayton Nabers, Wayne Brandon Evans Mobley Pittman, Matt Smith, Anne Stowe (ret.) Saturday, December 13 Monday, January 12 • 10 a.m. Reid Chapel: Chalk Talk, Lowell Steve Donaldson, Myrtis Johnson, Nancy Sunday, December 28 Vann, professor emeritus of art Cindy Berry, Carol Dean (ret.), Mike Sigurd Bryan (ret.), Wilton Bunch, Katie Miller (ret.), Ann Phillips, Claude Rhea Cohen, James Hous (ret.), Becky Willis • 11 a.m. Hodges Chapel: Student Preacher • 10 a.m. Commencement, Wright Center, McCluskey • 6-9 p.m. Birmingham Young Alumni Dontá Wilson, president, BB&T of Alabama, • 2 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. Christmas Party, Urban Standard, Tuesday, January 13 speaker Campbell, Hanna Center Sandra Long, Doug Rigney Birmingham • Following Commencement, Reception, Monday, December 29 Wednesday, January 14 Wednesday, December 3 Graduating Seniors Art Exhibit, Art Gallery, Katie Corley, Jim Jensen (ret.), Steve Parker, Richard Cassarino, Billy Foster, Tariq Masri, Swearengin Hall Christson Adedoyin, Phil Kimrey, Meg Jacquelin Tally McKinney, Linda Thomas, Patti Wood Renie Moss, Susan Nolin • 2 p.m. A Samford Family Christmas, University closed • 11 a.m. Beeson Divinity School Harry’s Coffee House, Beeson University Center Thursday, January 15 Commencement and Service of Tuesday, December 30 Jonathan Davis, Clif Eason, Pat Hester, Sarah- Consecration, Fausto Vasconcelos, director Betsy Holloway, David Whitt Kate Masters, Tommy Tarvin Sunday, December 14 University closed of the Division on Mission, Evangelism Jordan Hughes, Julie Myers • 7 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. and Theological Reflection, Baptist World • 7 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. Chattanooga, Hanna Center Alliance, Washington, D.C. Monday, December 15 Auburn-Montgomery, Hanna Center • 5 p.m. Graphic Design Professional Vera Brown (ret.), Howard Finch, Charles Wednesday, December 31 Friday, January 16 Review, Swearingen Hall Art Gallery Read, Paul Wiget Borden LeSieur, Doug Smith (ret.), Christina Kelly Driggers, Ken England, Rebecca Warr, Villaverde-Camaras Thursday, December 4 Tuesday, December 16 Clayton Winters • 8 p.m. Alabama Dance Festival New Works Jim Basinger, Karen Birk (ret.), Bruce Foster, Nita Carr, Karen Joines (ret.), Keith University closed Concert, Wright Center Yuki Nakamura, Jennifer Speights-Binet Minisman, David Nichols (ret.), Neil • 10 a.m. Reid Chapel: Christmas Around Teitlebaum JanuaryCalendar Saturday, January 17 the World, Department of World Languages (Birthdays are listed in red.) Amanda Barron, Kyle Bailey, Michael and Cultures Wednesday, December 17 Crouch, Alex Del Pino,Victoria Knierim, • 6 p.m. Hanging of the Green, Reid Chapel Latrelle Anderson (ret.), Carol Vaughn Thursday, January 1 June Myers (ret.), Mary Ann Tomlinson (ret.) • 7 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. VMI, Cross, Richard Dendy, Jan Farmer (ret.), Brad Burckel, Devon Laney, Janet Slaughter, • 2 p.m. Women’s Basketball: Samford vs. Hanna Center Emily Hynds, Vickie Jefferson (ret.), Teresa Deanna Smeltzer, Nathan Taylor, Terry Furman, Hanna Center Mauldin, James Roberts, Warren Ruden Taylor, Tim Wolfe, Stephanie Wynn • 8 p.m. Abraham-in-Motion, Alabama Friday, December 5 Happy New Year! Dance Council, Wright Center Susan Blazer, Jennifer Cardwell, Carlson Thursday, December 18 Coogler, Tina Duffey (ret.), Michelle Durban, Daphne Carr, Noel Forlini, Kelly Fuller, Friday, January 2 Sunday, January 18 Shirley Hutchins (ret.), Dave Proctor, Randy Glenda Jones, Hal Langston, April Robinson, Kathy Creed, Robbie Jackson, Jessica Skelley Ruth Beason (ret.), Chuck Lane, Pat Sullivan Todd, Linda Wood (ret.) Kenny Smith, Kenn Tolle, Peggy West University closed • 5:30 p.m. Choral Vespers, Hodges Chapel Monday, January 19 • 8 p.m. Christmas with Michael W. Smith, Friday, December 19 Saturday, January 3 Jo Brock (ret.) Wright Center, alabamasymphony.org Beau Byrd, Judy Meyer (ret.), Alberto Pinion, Paul Blackwell (ret.), Jewell Carter (ret.), Sara Martin Luther King Day; university closed Adrienne Retief, Charlie Sands Clemmons, Janet Hails (ret.), Amy Snow, • 1 p.m. Women’s Basketball: Samford vs. Saturday, December 6 Tom Monroe, Katherine Winchester Western Carolina, Hanna Center Marian Carter, B. S. Ellis (ret.), David Saturday, December 20 • 2 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. Garza, Jennifer Maye, Debbie Owens, Kayla Debbie Duke, Anton Gaede, Casey Joe Wofford, Hanna Center Tuesday, January 20 Shaffner Kersey, Traci Lockett, Bill Mathews (ret.), Ronald Brusnon, Mike Cole, Mary Culotta, • 7:30 a.m. Habitat for Humanity “Home for Lauren McCaghren, Melvin Smith (ret.) Sunday, January 4 Laura Patterson, Bennie Seltzer, Carol C. the Holidays” Build Day James Burson, Henry Glotfelty, Don Wilson Webb (ret.) Sunday, December 21 (ret.) • 2 p.m. Women’s Basketball: Samford vs. Cassandra Adams, Sonthe Burge, Ben Wednesday, January 21 UAB, Hanna Center Chastain (ret.), Dorothy Mangum, Neida Monday, January 5 Kathy Acton, Mark Gignilliat, Woody Sunday, December 7 Rooker, Beth Smith, Cathy Vasile LaJuana Davis, Naomi Gillilan, Jennifer Hartzog, Gwendolyn Marshall, Vicki Dana Basinger, Susan Crosthwait (ret.), • 12 p.m. Women’s Basketball: Samford vs. Novotny Thornburg, Mary White Wayne Lovell Alabama State, Hanna Center Jan Term classes begin • 2 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. • 11:30 a.m. Women’s Basketball: Samford Thursday, January 22 Monday, December 8 Louisiana-Monroe, Hanna Center vs. Auburn-Montgomery, Hanna Center Millicent Bolden, Jim Cook (ret.), John Tinisha Glenn, Libby Hamby, Joel Henneke, • 7 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. East Sowell (ret.), Lee Walsh Todd Krulak, Paul Kuruk Monday, December 22 State, Hanna Center Jan Term classes end • Graduating Seniors Art Exhibit, Art Gary Chaffin, Ted Killingsworth, Cristina • 7 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. Gallery, Swearingen Hall, M-F, 9 a.m.-4 Almanza Muro, Renee Pelfrey, William Ross, Tuesday, January 6 UNCG, Hanna Center p.m., through Dec. 13. Reception after Fall Lauren Taylor Nan Baldwin, Don Bradley, Paul Daniel Commencement Dec. 13. (ret.), Carolyn Featheringill (ret.), Polly Tuesday, December 23 McKay, Patty Roark, Scott Simpson Nancy Biggio, Marigene Chamberlain, JanuaryCalendar Tuesday, December 9 • Samford Honor Band, through Jan. 10 cont. on page 4 Sherry Fua, William Lawson, Don Rankin Mandy Fox, Janet Goodwin, Pamela Sims, (ret.), Mavis Scully, Muriel Warren Julia Sosa 3 Inside Samford Out & About cont. from page 2 Executive Leadership Collaborative in Cullman, Birmingham and Wetumpka, Alabama. presented “Australia, Britain, and the Sudan, 1885” at the Southern James Strange (Religion), Fred Congratulations to . . . Conference on British Studies in Shepherd (Political Science) and , Georgia. Mitcham recently Bob Greene (Law) spoke during a • Jennifer Novotny (University Services) and her husband, Michael, on the signed a contract with Cambridge “Coffee Talk with Samford Faculty” Oct. 30 birth of their son, Levi James Novotny University Press for his manuscript Oct. 31 on “Global Hotspots: the Race and Imperial Defence in the Ukraine and the Middle East.” Sympathy is expressed to . . . British World, 1870-1914. The Chris Metress (Associate Provost for book will appear in 2015. Academics) hosted the Homecoming • Charlotte Coleman (World Languages and Cultures, ret.) in the Oct. 1 session in Beeson University Center. death of her husband, John T. Coleman, of Trussville, Alabama Randy Pittman (Advancement) spoke to the Auburn Kiwanis Club James Strange (Religion) presented • Mike Jackson (Public Safety) in the Nov. 11 death of his sister, Linda Nov. 17 on “The Samford Distinc- a paper Nov. 20 at the annual Wright, of Jasper, Alabama n tion.” meeting of American Schools of Oriental Research in San Diego, Valerie Prince (Pharmacy) California, on “Lamp and Pottery presented “Clinical Perles: Production at a Jewish Galilean JanuaryCalendar Antibiotic Selection” at a noon Village: A Report of the 2014 Season cont. from page 3 conference to pharmacy and of the Shikhin Excavation Project.” medical students and physicians at Friday, January 23 • 10 a.m. University Convocation, Wright St. Vincent’s East Family Medicine Terri Wensel (Pharmacy) presented Marsha Cremer (ret.), Ruth Sheppard (ret.), Center Residency Program in October. “New Drug Update” in the Candace Todd, Eunice Williams (ret.) • 7:30 p.m. Alabama Symphony Orchestra Technician Continuing Education Jan Term final exams Concertmaster & Friends, Brock Recital Hall, Jennifer Rahn (Geography) program of the Alabama Society of • 7:30 p.m. Opera Birmingham presents alabamasymphony.org directed two student research Health-System Pharmacists in Hamlet, Wright Center, operabirmingham. presentations, organized the org Wednesday, January 28 October. Bill Ellison (ret.), Kent Michael, Cathleen undergraduate poster competition, Saturday, January 24 Wheatley (ret.) chaired and was a participant in a Whitney White (Pharmacy) Ruth Ash, Cindy Brown, Barbara Crider panel discussion entitled “Graduate presented “Anticoagulation Update” (ret.), Joe Hopkins, Katrina Mintz, Rosalyn Sewell, Rusty Yerkes Thursday, January 29 School 101: For Undergrads, Grads Oct. 12 at Samford University. • 6 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. Kelly Battles, Tom Diggs, David Finn, Ross and Even Professors” at the annual Western Carolina, Hanna Center Newton, Grace Simms, Cami Tinsley, Southeastern Division of the Mary Worthington (Pharmacy) Richard Waits (ret.) published “Cerebral Palsy” in Sunday, January 25 Association of American Geogra- Doshia Benett, Lee Ann Berthiaume, Marissa Friday, January 30 phers (SEDAAG) meeting in Athens, Pediatric Pharmacotherapy Self Grayson, Bama Hager Donna Fitch, Jan Hammel, Meggan Huggins, Georgia, Nov. 23-25. Assessment, an American Society of • 2:30 p.m. Opera Birmingham presents Samuel Puccio, Randall Richardson, Earlean Health-Systems Pharmacists 2014 Hamlet, Wright Center, operabirmingham. Roberson (ret.) Ken Roxburgh (Religion) has been publication. She presented org Saturday, January 31 preaching at Southside Baptist “Pharmacokinetics and Pharmaco- Monday, January 26 Philip Copeland, Karen Rayburn, Cole Smith Church, Birmingham, on Sundays dynamics: Antibiotic Examples” at Christy Allen, Larry Harper, Elizabeth • 8 a.m. Preministerial Scholars Interview and at Wednesday night study the UAB Department of Pediatrics Day Hunter, Mary Nell Miner (ret.), Dana during the months of September, Noon Conference series Oct. 28. Mungenast, Frank Roberts, Sharon Smith • 8 a.m. University Fellows Interview Day Spring semester begins • 6 p.m. Men’s Basketball: Samford vs. October and November. He will Furman, Hanna Center continue the schedule in December. Geoff Wright (English) presented a Tuesday, January 27 paper, “‘a kind of misguided Jimmi Amick, Jessica Bosley, Jerri Dorrough Jessica Skelley (Pharmacy) archeology’: The Iraq War and (ret.), Zac Schrieber, Anne Sherman, Chuck Stokes presented “Social Media and Your Postmortem Memory in Kevin Pharmacy: Benefits and Challenges” Powers’ The Yellow Birds,” on the and “Student Pharmacists and American Literature panel at the Social Media: Pitfalls and Possibili- Rocky Mountain Modern Language Planetarium Star of Bethlehem ties” at the National Community Association conference Oct. 9-11 in Pharmacist Association annual Boise, Idaho. He also chaired the Program Set for Dec. 4-7 meeting in October. film panel. amford University’s minutes prior to each program and Rachel Slaton (Pharmacy) Rusty Yerkes (Business) presented SChristenberry Planetarium will seating in the 94-seat planetarium is presented “Identifying Medication his paper, “Insider Trading in TARP present its annual Star of Bethlehem on a first-come, first-served basis. Safety Risks in the Community Transactions,” chaired a session on program Thursday through David Weigel is planetarium Pharmacy” for the McWhorter “The Political Economy of Banks” Saturday, Dec. 4-6, at 8 p.m. and director. Contact him at aweigel@ School of Pharmacy Office of and discussed “How Subprime Sunday, Dec. 7, at 4 p.m. The samford.edu or 726-4139. n Continuing Education Sept. 28. She Borrowers and Brokers Shared the program is free. The doors open 30 also presented “Think Drugs! Pie” Oct 16-17 at the Financial Recognizing Adverse Drug Events Management Association (FMA) (ADEs)” for the Alabama NFI 2014 meeting in Nashville, Tennes- (Nursing Facilities Initiative) see. n

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