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Phi Lambda Sigma 49 Years of Pharmacy Leadership Phi Lambda Sigma 49 Years Of Pharmacy Leadership Orlando, FL March 29, 2014 Supported by an endowment from Procter & Gamble Health Care Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society Phi Lambda Sigma was founded in 1965, through the creative imagination of Pharmacist Charlie Thomas, then a student at Auburn University School of Pharmacy. Believing that leaders needed recognition for their contributions to our profession, the Alpha chapter was chartered and thus began the tradition that is Phi Lambda Sigma today. One hundred and eleven chapters strong and growing, the membership of the society is rich in leadership diversity. Phi Lambda Sigma appreciates the enduring support of the many friends, deans, advisors, faculty, alumni and student members. It is each of you we celebrate. Phi Lambda Sigma Chapters Continued 2013-2014 Gamma Omega Albany College of Pharmacy— 2011 Vermont Delta Alpha Lipscomb University 2011 Delta Beta Notre Dame of Maryland 2011 Regional Liaisons University Delta Gamma Chicago State University 2011 Delta Delta Husson University 2012 Delta Epsilon Belmont University 2012 Region 1 Mohamed Jalloh Delta Zeta University of New England 2012 Wilkes University Delta Eta Southern Illinois University— 2013 Edwardsville Region 2 Porscha Johnson Delta Theta Presbyterian College of 2013 Howard University Pharmacy Delta Iota Appalachian College of 2013 Region 3 Justin Arnall Pharmacy Delta Kappa University of Michigan 2013 University of North Carolina Delta Lambda University of Hawaii—Hilo 2013 Delta Mu University of South Florida 2013 Tonya Smith Delta Nu University of Maryland— 2013 South Carolina College of Eastern Shore Pharmacy at MUSC Delta Xi Sullivan University 2013 Delta Omicron Concordia University— 2013 Region 4 Stacy Prelewicz Wisconsin Wilkes University Region 5 Nickolas Lund Drake University Region 6 Tendai Makina Xavier University Region 7 Joseph Dikun University of Mississippi Region 8 Johnny Lee Western University Phi Lambda Sigma Chapters Continued Beta Phi Shenandoah University 2002 2013-2014 Beta Chi South Carolina College of 2002 Pharmacy at MUSC Beta Psi Wilkes University 2003 Beta Omega Roseman University of 2003 Executive Committee Health Sciences Gamma Alpha University of New Mexico 2003 Gamma Beta Loma Linda University 2003 Gamma Gamma University of Massachusetts - 2004 Worcester Gamma Delta South University 2005 President Alicia Bouldin, R. Ph., Ph.D. Gamma Epsilon Midwestern University - 2005 Chicago President-Elect Brandon Jennings, Pharm.D. Gamma Zeta Palm Beach Atlantic 2005 University Immediate Tina Brock, Ed.D. Gamma Eta Philadelphia College of 2005 Past-President Pharmacy Gamma Theta Wingate University 2006 Gamma Iota LECOM School of Pharmacy 2006 Speaker of Saswat Kabi Satpathy Gamma Kappa Northeastern University 2007 the House Gamma Lambda Pacific University 2008 Gamma Mu Texas A & M University 2009 Member-at-Large Marley Linder Gamma Nu Western University of Health Sciences 2009 Treasurer Joe Bonnarens, Ph.D. Gamma Xi University of Incarnate Word 2009 Gamma Omicron Touro University 2009 Parliamentarian Jillian Foster, Pharm.D., MBA Gamma Pi LECOM School of Pharmacy- Bradenton 2009 Gamma Rho East Tennessee State University 2009 Webmaster Lauren Willis, Pharm.D. Gamma Sigma Union University 2010 Gamma Tau Roseman University of Health 2010 Executive Director Mary Euler, Pharm.D., FAPhA Sciences - Jordan Campus Gamma Upsilon Washington State University 2010 Administrative Staff Kathlene Hawkins, M.Ed. Gamma Phi Northeastern Ohio Universities 2010 College of Medicine & Pharmacy Gamma Chi Wayne State University 2010 Gamma Psi University of Charleston 2011 Phi Lambda Sigma Chapters Continued Alpha Nu University of Wyoming 1991 Alpha Xi University of Colorado 1991 Alpha Omicron University of Cincinnati 1991 Alpha Pi Texas Southern University 1991 Alpha Rho Purdue University 1991 Alpha Sigma Ohio State University 1991 Alpha Tau University of Arizona 1992 Alpha Upsilon Drake University 1993 Alpha Phi University of Minnesota 1993 Alpha Chi University of Utah 1993 Alpha Psi Southwestern Oklahoma State 1993 Alpha Omega University of Louisiana— 1993 Monroe Beta Alpha University of Wisconsin 1993 Beta Beta University of California, 1993 San Francisco Beta Gamma University of Washington 1993 Beta Delta University of Pittsburgh 1993 Beta Epsilon University of Iowa 1993 Beta Zeta Oregon State University 1994 Beta Eta University of Missouri-Kansas 1994 City Beta Theta University of Puerto Rico 1994 Beta Iota University of Kansas 1995 Beta Kappa Long Island University 1995 Beta Lambda University of Maryland 1996 Beta Mu Temple University 1998 Beta Nu Virginia Commonwealth 2000 University Beta Xi University of Nebraska 2001 Beta Omicron University at Buffalo 2001 Beta Pi Texas Tech 2001 Beta Rho Howard University 2001 Beta Sigma Florida A & M 2001 Beta Tau Midwestern University- 2001 Glendale Beta Upsilon University of Arkansas 2002 Phi Lambda Sigma Chapters Phi Lambda Sigma Alpha Auburn University 1965 Founder’s Award Beta Samford University 1971 Gamma Mercer University 1974 Delta University of Georgia 1974 Phi Lambda Sigma’s mission is “to foster and Epsilon University of North Carolina 1976 recognize leaders and to support leadership Zeta University of South Carolina 1979 commitment”. In keeping with this mission, it is Eta Duquesne University 1980 our desire to reward leadership in a pharmacy Theta University of Tennessee 1980 student through provision of the Founder’s Award. Iota University of Florida 1980 The nominees for this award are members who Kappa Ohio Northern University 1981 have demonstrated exemplary leaderships skills Lambda Rutgers University 1982 and service to the profession of pharmacy as well as Mu University of Rhode Island 1982 serving as a mentor to others. Their leadership may Nu The University of Toledo 1983 be in the profession of pharmacy and/or Xi St. John’s University 1983 leadership in the community through pharmacy or Omicron Albany College of Pharmacy 1983 philanthropic activities. Pi Butler University 1985 Rho University of the Pacific 1986 Sigma Massachusetts College of 1987 2005—Janet McGuire, Mercer University Pharmacy Tau Ferris State University 1987 2006—Aleshea Schultz, University of Kentucky Upsilon University of Houston 1988 2007—John Edward Watts, IV, University of Maryland Phi University of Southern 1988 California 2008—Brie Dunn, South Carolina College of Pharmacy at Chi University of Kentucky 1988 MUSC Psi University of Texas at Austin 1988 Omega Nova Southeastern University 1989 2008—Eric Wombwell, University of Missouri—Kansas City Alpha Alpha Idaho State University 1989 Alpha Beta University of Mississippi 1989 2009—Shirley Lee, University of Maryland Alpha Gamma University of Connecticut 1989 2010 — Stephanie Weightman, University of Houston Alpha Delta Xavier University 1990 Alpha Epsilon University of Oklahoma 1990 2011—Shamama Burney. University of Oklahoma Alpha Zeta Campbell University 1990 Alpha Eta West Virginia University 1990 2012—Justin Balint, Wilkes University Alpha Theta St. Louis College of Pharmacy 1990 Alpha Iota University of Illinois 1990 2013—Autumn Bagwell Alpha Kappa South Dakota State University 1990 2014—Joseph Haley, University of Florida Alpha Lambda North Dakota State University 1990 Alpha Mu Creighton University 1991 *This award is now given by the APhA Foundation Charlie Thomas Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Challenge National Alumnus of the Year Award 1995-96 Drake University-Alpha Upsilon University of Kansas-Beta Iota Creighton University-Alpha Mu 1996-97 University of Kansas-Beta Iota This award is for an alumnus of Phi Creighton University-Alpha Mu South Dakota State U-Alpha Kappa Lambda Sigma who has exemplified leadership qualities in support of the 1997-98 University of Minnesota-Alpha Phi University of Missouri-KC-Beta Eta pharmacy profession. The individual Campbell University-Alpha Zeta chosen must have a proven track record 1998-99 Not Awarded of servant leadership in any one or more 1999-2000 University of Minnesota-Alpha Phi of the following areas; education, 2000-01 South Dakota State U-Alpha Kappa association work, community service, professional practice or mentoring. 2001-02 Univ. of Washington-Beta Gamma 2002-03 Med. Univ. of South Carolina-Beta Chi 2003-04 Med. Univ. of South Carolina—Beta Chi 2009 James Bresette, Pharm.D. 2004-05 University of Washington—Beta Gamma University of Maryland 2005-06 University of Maryland—Beta Lambda 2010 Pamela Whitmire, Pharm.D. 2006-07 University of Arizona—Alpha Tau South Carolina College of Pharmacy at MUSC 2007-08 University of Kansas—Beta Iota 2011 Colonel William “Mike” Heath South Carolina College of Pharmacy at MUSC 2008-09 University of Washington—Beta Gamma 2012 Bobby Bradham 2009-10 South Dakota State University—Alpha Kappa South Carolina College of Pharmacy at MUSC 2010-11 Rutgers University—Lambda 2013 Wendy Weber, Pharm.D. 2011-12 University of California, San Francisco—Beta Beta North Dakota State University 2012-13 University of Utah—Alpha Chi 2014 Ralph Wilkie South Carolina College of Pharmacy at MUSC 2013-14 TBA Phi Lambda Sigma- Phi Lambda Sigma Glaxo SmithKline Chapter Alumni AFPE Scholarship of the Year 1991 Timothy B. McPherson, St. Louis College of Pharmacy 2014 1992 Gina M. Hurt, University of Oklahoma 1993 John P. Bentley, Drake University 1994 Anna M. Calcagno, University of West Virginia 1995 Donna S. West, University of Mississippi 1996 Julie D. Suman, Duquesne University 1997 Reba Ann Roberts, University of Tennessee Dee Dugan Beta 1998 Terrence R.
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