Seasons of Change
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2007-2008
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Terra Mariae
University of Maryland
school of pharmacy
20 North Pine Street. Baltimore. MD 21201 www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu
2007-2008
Seasons of Change
with Dean Natalie Eddington, PhD '89, BSI
As one of the first pharmacy schools in the United States, the University of Maryland at Baltimore is deeply rooted in history and tradition. The start of the academic school year brought about an exciting time of change for the School of Pharmacy. With the establishment of the Shady Grove campus, the incoming class of 201 1 was the largest in the history of the school. To accommodate the expanded class size, the incorporation of new technology had allowed students to view lectures from remote sites, bridging the entire learning experience between Baltimore and Shady Grove campuses. Finally, curriculum changes had put the school in a state of transition in hopes of developing professionals trained for the ever-changing field of pharmacy. Along with changes brought with the new school year, the School of Pharmacy welcomed its newest dean, Dr. Natalie D. Eddington. As a distinguished researcher and former faculty member, Dean Eddington assumed her post as a leader to guide the evolution of the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy in hopes of developing pharmacists and leaders for the future.
Our fearless leader...
Dedicated
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Researcher
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Shady Grove
The Launch of Distance Learning
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Fall 2007 marked the opening of the new University of Maryland School of Pharmacy campus at the Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville, Maryland.
The Shady Grove campus is conveniently located near the Washington. D.C. metro area and federal facilities, such as the National Institute of Health, the Food and Drug Administration, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the U.S. Public Health Service. The new campus allows for an additional 40 students to be enrolled at the School of Pharmacy increasing the graduating class from 120 students to 160 students. The year 201 I will mark the largest graduating class in the history of the UMB Pharmacy School to date. The decision to increase the number of pharmacy students was made in response to the shortage of pharmacists in Maryland. Former dean, David A. Knapp. PhD. describes the recent expansion as a sign of advancement. He states, "As a top 10 school, we are committed to excellence in pharmacy education and with that commitment comes continued growth and improvement." Assistant Dean Heather Congdon. PharmD, CACP. CDE, is responsible for overseeing the pharmacy program at the Shady Grove campuv Former dean, David A. Knapp, is also stationed at the Shady Grove campus on sabbatical pursuing research interests in the pharmacy workforce, pharmaceutical education, and the quality of drug use and pharmaceutical care. The new campus provides the same high-quality pharmacy education given at the main Baltimore campus using state-of- the-art technology. Most lectures are delivered to Shady Grove students asynchronously via streamed video lectures. The asynchronous delivery of
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Asynchronous lectures .i\ ailable online for viewing \ia Mediasite.
Table of Contents
Portraits
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Class of 20 10 |
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Class of 2009 |
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Class of 2008 |
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Faculty and Staff |
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Organizations
Student Government Association
A Bridge to Academic Excellence
Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy
American Pharmacists Association
American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
Alpha Zeta Omega Professional Fraternity
Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International
DC Student Pharmacists Association
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity
Lambda Kappa Sigma Professional Fraternity
National Community Pharmacists Association
Phi Delta Chi Professional Fraternity
Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society
Rho Chi Honor Society
Student Committee on Drug Awareness Education
Student Section of Maryland Public Health Association
Student National Pharmaceutical Association
Students Promoting Awareness
Pharmacy Graduate Student Association
Terra Mariae
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Special Events
White Coat Ceremonj for the Class of 2011
Fall Formal Dance
Fal! Picnic
Legislative Da\
Spring Picnic
Graduation
for the Class o\ 2008
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Fun Pages
Index
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Sponsors
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Boghoko Kaspa
Arash Khani
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Carla Cuban ilia |
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Afua Addo-Abedi
Adetoro Adevinka
Anything is possible when you are focused and you pul your mind to it!
Modupe Adeniranye
Received Rho Chi Fraternity Academic Achievement Recognition: American Societ) of Health System Pharmacists Student Chapter (2005-Present ). Executive Chair of Clinical Skills Competition. ASHP Liason/ Committee Chair. Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fratenitx (2006-2007). Vice president
Mohammad Al-Jawadi
Martha Anderson
Matthew Bathula
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Fernando Andrickson
APhA, PLS, SNPhA, NCPA, Class Historian I thank God. my family and friends for all their love, prayers and support though this stage of my life. Thanks to all who have and continue to make an impact in my life. Best wishes class of 2008 in your future endeavors.
Marcella Armetta
"Welcome to the Good Life" T -You are my other half. We have had our ups and downs, but I never would have made it through without you! Matt - Thanks for always being on the other side of the phone! CB, Mom, Dad, Granddad, Pop, Grammy, Karen and Steve - Thanks to all of you for your support and love!
Ohita Asein
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Melanie Belcher
Eleni Billiris
Andrew Bogard
Jennifer Bailey
April Boyd
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Sarah Brodv
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Carla Cabanilla
Stephanie Campbell
To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream; not only plan but also believe. I want to thank my family, friends, and Josh for supporting me the past 4 years in all my dreams. If it wasnt for you guys I wouldnt be who I am today.
Dana Cartwright
Commit to the LORD whatever you do, and your plans will succeed. Proverbs 16:3
Raimon Cary
Matthew Casciano
Christine Chang
He is faithful. Praise God!
Jagit Dhaliwal
Fedelyne Dieu juste
I would like to thank (i<ul for blessing me with the world's most wonderful and supportive parents, Willioand Mane Ange. The) have always been there for me and I trul> lo\e them for that. I'd like to extend in\ deepest thanks to the members of Maryland Pharmaceutical Society for their unrelentless support and constant words of praise.
Kathryn Dincher
To love, to laugh, to work or plaj Tasks left undone must stay that wa) And if m\ parting has left a void Then fill it with remembered jo) A friendship shared, a laugh, a k: Ah yes these thii shall n
lain our friendship
Stephanie Duck
NCPA (President), Rho Chi "Always dream and shoot higher than you know you are capable of. Don't bother just to be better than your peers. Try to be better than yourself." Katie, Lauren, and Candice- Pharmacy school wouldnt have been the same without you ladies there to keep me sane. I love you guys!
Adam Dudley
Diane Durso
Nnenna Ezeocha
Gang Fang
Walter Fasch
Brian Ferullo
Mathilda Fienkeng
TO GOD BE THE GLORY. Lov
& gratitude to the wind beneath my wings; Martin, Anne-Marie, Ralph, Dasi, my entire family & friends. To friends at UM SOP. SA, Phi Lambda Sigma, Kappa Psi, Rho Chi, APhA. I'M FAVORED IN THE LORD!
Soheila Gerami-Diznab
"Sitting at the pharmacy hall, going over the slides, one slide a' a time, it took me four years to finish them all. Smile "
Jorie Glick
Kelly Gray
Vandana Gupta
To my family, thanks for your
love and support !
"Live as if you were to die
tomorrow. Learn as if you were to
live forever." — Gandhi
Vandana Gupta
UMB School of Pharmacy
University of Baltimore
Pharm.D/MBA Candidate, 2008
vguptOOl @ umaryland.edu
Candice Guy
Julie Hahn
Monica Healy
"Take pride in how far you have come, and have faith in how far you can go!" — Brothers For Life ~ AAAE-
Jacqueline Huber
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Tony Hwangpo
Joseph Joh
Jaikishan Kakar
Aparna Kalidindi
Jason Katcoff
If at first you do succeed, try to hide your astonishment.
Garth Kistner
Rho Chi Honor Society
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Kathleen Klemm
* Thank you to my wonderful family and friends for your love and support! With God, all things are possible! To my pharmacy ladies - I could not have made it through without you! *
Liesel Kloetzli
Krista Konapelsky
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Tatiana Kondrakhina
I would like to thank my daugmi Arina, for helping me with my assignments and my husband, Sergey, for being my rock. Thar to Drs. Brandt, Morgan, McPherson, and Beardsley for showing me many new aspects o pharmacy. Thank you to all and Good Luck to the Class of 2008!
Paul Ku
Honghong La
Ashley Laflame
Elise Lanio
Jamie Larrimore
Daniel Lee
Benjamin Le\is
Linds-thank \ou. \our love uiul patience have sustained me Now. come waste your time with me.-Phish
Jessie Lish
Jessie Ii^h. PharmD-Much love to PDCandmj PDC family, the back row bombers in I'M 120. and m> R\ ladies (Monica] Carbonicle, Himey, Easy E, Soup- a-Loop, Jenn B, Zizzle m> nizzle, JorJor, Uuuurika, Mo Mo, KI). and Beenie Seagull). I love \ou all!
Tammv Lut/
John Lee
To m\ wife, I thank you for all of your love.
To my parents. I cherish \our
unconditional support.
To the Class o\ 2008, 1 leave with
you this final quote:
"Don't Stop. Get it. get it!" - Luther
Campbell (The 2 Li\e Crew |
Samuel Lee
R\an Majchrzak
Sana Majid
Roy Mathew
Mavis Mbi
I thank God for being my help and strength. I also thank my family in the US & Ghana for supporting and encouraging me (esp. Mom, Dad, Emmanuel, Aunts Gina & Mary).
Member of: CPFI, SMdPHA (Past-President), SNPHA, KY.
Thomas Mercurio
Congratulations and Good Luck to the 2008 University of Maryland PharmDs!
Hyejin Mitchell
Jason Nagle
Savan Nand
Ndubisi Ndukwe
Some give up at the first touch oi, pressure; some sell out; some rur| down by imperceptible degrees and lose their fire, never knowing [ when or how they lost it. Yet a 1 few hold on and move on, knowing that that fire is not to bell betrayed, learning how to give it I shape, purpose and reality. ~ AyBJ Rand
Thaoly Nguyen
Spiros Nicols
We are the winners of Pharmavision! We are, we are!
Angelo Noronha
Thanks 2 my Family & God 4 getting me through the good times & the bad. Shout outs 2 my man Sam 4 being there through thick 4 thin, Richie Rich"party ain't a party till we run through it", & 2 everyone that touched my life during my 4 years in MD.
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Kric Oduro
"There is a Spirit in Man and the Inspirations of the ALMIGHTY gives understanding so we must live our lives as if tomorrow is the last day and learn as if we shall live forever"
Marie Ofori
Glory be to God! "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us" ABAE, AZO, CPFI, SNPhA, family, friends, advisors, mentors I love you and will miss you. Thank you.
Jessica O'Kane
Ayodeji Oke-Owo
James Papadatos
Jimmy Pop: APhA 2004-08; ASHP2006 OX; MPhA 2006 08; ABAE 2006-07; RhoChi National Honor Society; RhoChi Vice President 2006-07; RhoChi Hook Award 2006: PLS Leadership Society; V \l.OR Student 2007- 08.
Kajal Patel
I'll miss my dmggee buddies:-!.
Sejal Patel
To my closest ones over the past 4 vis-thank you lor wonderful memories. I'll always cherish! Congrats c/o 2008! -Do not go where the path ma\ lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Svetlana Polvanskava
Ndidi Onvirioha
Metallic Powell
Phi Lambda Sigma I eadership Society, Lambda Kappa Sigma International Professional Fraternity, Christian Pharmacists Fellow ship International. American Pharmacists Association deaden udent Pharmacists,
American Society of Consultant Pharmacists 41
Jaime Keid
Candice Richardson
Leah Robinson
Jae Ryu
"For everyone of us that succeeds, it's because there's somebody there to show you the way out. -OW-" For me it was my parents, my brother, my friends (KSN, JLP). Thank you so much.
Mojdeh Saba
What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals. To my family, you are my rock and I love you! Partner in crime KI). thanks for the laughter. \l.vou arc my second family.
Matthew Schoenleben
You can't make footprints in the sands of time sitting on your butt, and who wants to make buttprints in the sands of time?
Clifford Sinfuego
Dear Daddy, Congratulations on your graduation! We're so proud of you! You're an inspiration to botl of us and were lucky to have you as our dad.
Love,
Vincent and Adrian
Amy Snyder
Erika Stevens
Henry Tang
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Michelle Taymuree
Meseret Teklu
Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that's creativity.- Charles Mingus.
[Courtesy of l'uncroiyable de les uncroiyables, AC, my very personal, Yummificant! Anticoagulation therapy!] ~ Meseret.
Tanya Telegadis
Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice: it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved." -William Jennings Bryan
In Loving Memory of My Father. Frank E. Telegadis (12/31/51 - 6/11/06)
Lauren Thomas
Pharmacy School holds some of my best and worst memories! I wish the best of luck to everyone in the future. To my special ladies, you know who you are; I could not have done this without you. Cheers to us! Congratulations Class of 2008. we made it!
Mel ike Tunc
Dad, Mom and Zeyncp: I love you
and thank sou for your endless
support.
Tammy. Svetlana. Jae and Jimmy:
I love you all and thank you lor
your friendship.
Class of 2008:
What an amazing adventure uc
have had.
See you all behind the counter!
Karen Sherr Umali
The primary difference between successful people & unsuccessful people is that successful people fail more. If you see failure as a monster stalking you. (it) can become a benevolent teacher, opening your mind to successes you cannot now imagine. M.Beck
Richard Velasco
Louise Wang
Yndiana Tineo
SNPhA. PLS. LKS. APhA The price of success is dedication, hard work, and an unremitting devotion to the things you want to see happen. -Frank Lloyd Wright My most sincere gratitude to God and my family for helping me along this journey. To all my friends and classmates, thanks for the sreat memories.
Scott Wern
Jamie Wilkins
"Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thanks to my wonderful family, friends, mentors and advisors; \\ ithout whom I would not be standing where I am today.
Min-Li Wu
Laura Zendel
Jennifer Zile
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relax and socialize. Events such as this give J r r r
Fred Lab. Students benefit from the knowledge and advice that
faculty the opportunity to decompress and escape from the pressures of school. Middle: Fred Abramson and Mathilda Fienkeng discuss issues concerning practice lab. Faculty and students share ideas to help improve the curriculum
m: Not just dedicated faculty members but -lc.. Dr Thomas Dowling and Dr.
le Bittner hang out and enjoy mpany at the Fall Formal.
faculty provide in class and during pharmacy practice lab .
Department of Pharmaceutical Health Services
Research (PHSR)
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uhcrt S. Beardsle>.RPh. PhD
Vice Chair of Education,
Department of PHSR
C. Daniel Mullins. PhD
Chair, Depanmeni of PHSR
adia T. Sha>aPhD. MPH
f.iaie Director. Center on Drugs and Public Policv
Sheila R. Weiss. PhD
Ann J. Da\idnfT. PhD
Eberchuckwu Onuknugha. PhD
Linda Simoni-Wastila. BSPharm. PhD
Graduate Program Director. Department of PHSR
Julie M. Zito. PhD
Donald O. Kedder. BSP, MPH. DrPILFAPhA
Francis B. Palumbo. PhD. .11)
Executive Director, Center on
Drugs and Public Policy
Bruce (". Stuart. PhD Vice Ch.nr of Research, Department of PHSR
llene H. Zuckcrnun. PharmD. PhD
\SSOC . l\ I r Graduate Studies
and Research
David V knu|i|>. PhD
Francoise G. Pradel. PhD
Vnthum ( . Inmmasell". Pharm.n i-l.
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Natalie I). hddington. PhD Dean
Yoan I do, PhD
Peler Butko. PhD
.lun Ha>ashi. PhD
Uexander D. MacKerell. PhD
Director, Computer-Aided Drug
Design Center
PoUi.PhD
Stephen \Y. Hoag. PhD
Sarah L.J Michel. PhD
Kd\in Pozharski\
Richard N. Dalb\.PhD
J. Edward Moreton. PhD
Gerald M. Rosen. PhD. JI
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences (PSC)
Paul S. Shapiro. PhD
Director. Pharmaceutical
Science-. Graduate Program
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Jia Bei Wang. PhD
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Hongbing Wang. PhD
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Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science (PPS
\lfrcd Vbramson. BSP. RPH
Cynthia J. Boyle. PharmD,
Director, Office ofExpcricnii.il
Learning
ll« -ii In r B, ( ongdon. PharmD, CAC P
Chanel F. Agness. PharmD
Nicole J. Brandt. PharmD
Bethany F. DiPaula. PharmD
Cherokee Layson-Wolf,
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Bruce D. Anderson, PharmD
Director of Operations. Maryland Poison Center
Lisa Charneski. PharmD, BCPS
Thomas C. Dowling, PhD
Raymond C. Love, PharmD
Christine K. Choy, Pharmfl
Stuart T. Haines, PharmD, FASIj
Vice Chair Academic Affairs Department of Pharmacy Practice & ScB
Mary Lynn McPherso 1 PharmD, BCPS, CD! I
I epartment of Pharmacy Practice and Science (PPS)
Rohirl J. Michmki. PharmD
lagah Rodriguez de Bittner. PharmD. BCPS. CDE
hair. Department of Pharmacj Practice and Sciences
I* M. Summers. PharmD. BCPS
Jill Morgan, PharmD
\ssociate Dean lor Studenl Affairs
David S. RoiTman. PharmD.
BCPS/Cardiolog>
Associate Dean for Academic Mfairs
.lame- \. I rovalo. PharmD
Jason M. Noel, PharmD, BCPF
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lill Morgan, PharmD \ssociate Dean forStudenl Minis
Rebecca Ceraul
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Natalie Eddington, PharmD
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David S. Roffman, PharmD, BCPS
Associate Dean tor Academic Affairs
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Wendy Cohan Comptroller
Heather Congdon. PharmD. CACP, CDE
Assistant Dean for University of Maryland
School of Pharmacy at the Universities at
Shady Grove
No Photo Available
Nancy Bowers
Director. Administration and Finance
Pam Crowe
Facilities and Laboratory Manager
William J. Cooper
Associate Dean for Administratis and Finance
Cynthia J. Boyle, PharmD, FAR
Director. Office of Experiental Leal
Michele Ewing
Executive Director for DevelopmM and Alumni Affairs
I isa Lebovitz, II)
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Tim Munn
Director. Computer and Network Services
Hene Zuckerman, PharmD, PhD jl
Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research
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From Fall Formals to Spring Picnics, the Student Government Association was active in sponsoring a variety of student events all year long.
Summer Leadership Retreat
In August, the SGA council and faculty advisors spent a weekend in Kensington, Ml). Activities involved voting on changes to the constitution, group building exercises, and basking in the beauty ot the Chesapeake Bay.
Legislative Day
The School of Pharmacy participated in some grassroots advocacy on Legislative Day to promote and expand the scope of pharmacy practice with legislators.
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real-world internship opportunities to expose middle/high school students to careers in the health ofessions, law, and social work; to have professional school students, faculty, friends, and professionals serve as tutors and mentors to middle and high school students.
ACADEMY OF MANAGED CARE PHARMACY
The University of Maryland Chapter of Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy is focused
on enhancing managed care pharmacy education and promoting postgraduate training in
areas of managed care as well as the pharmaceutical industry.
P and T competition check presentation to the winning team. From left to right Kyongsei Sohn, Toni Egharevba, Samuel Lee, Matthew Casciano, Richard Fry, Dr. Morgan. Dr. Shaya, Jeanne Lim. and Raymond Bleu-Laine .
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
from left to right: Toni Egharevba, Lisa Mostovoy, Jeanne Lim. Thao Vuong, Dr. Shaya. and Raymond Bleu-Laine .
Pharmaceutical Industy Forum
Right picture : E- Board visit to the AMCP national office in Alexandria, from left to right: Raymond Bleu- Laine , Jeanne Lim, Steve Karlin, April Shaughnessy, Lisa Mostovoy, and Toni Egharevba.
Left Picture : Sylvia Hanna (historian), Amy Kemner, Raymond Bleu- Laine , Harvey Maldow, Toni Egharevba, and Lisa Mostovoy
Right picture: Thao f Vuong and Kinjal Patel the dinner banquet
2001 Eastern AMCP Student Chapter Conference
Left picture : Alumni and
students at the 2007 AMCP
Educational Conference in
Boston : Andrew Bogard.
Angelo Noronha.
Dr. Yvette Tong. Damon
Douglas. Jeanne Lim.
Samuel Lee,
Dr. Melody Magliano.
Raymond Bleu-Laine . and
Matthew Casciano.
Right picture : Students during our 1st general body meeting of the vear
Backpack to
Briefcase"
Etiquette Dinner
Students get ready to enjoy the excellent etiquette dinner from left to right : Tina Dang. Ken/ie Biggins. Chris Charming. Fedelyne Dieujuste. Andrew York, and Brandon Shannon
inita Perez and Raymond Bleu-Laine' with health organizers
e would like to congratulate all AMCP student members who are going ) graduate this year... A.Bogard, M.Casciano, J.Dhaliwal, F.Dieujuste, V.Gupta, S.Lee, R.Hajchrzak, A.Noronha, and M.Taymuree.
We wish you the bestl
We would also like to thank people who made our year a success: |r. Shaya (Advisor), AMCP National Chapter, Target, AztraZeneca, Rugters Fellows, Walmart, and last but not least, EVERY AMCP STUDENT MEMBER.
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Improving medication use. Advancing patient care.
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i APhA Annual Meeting I Exposition was held rch 14-17, 2008 in San go, California. Our school
more than 40 students
faculty attending the it. Our school's chapter *hi Lambda Sigma won (National Chapter of the ir Award and Dr. Cynthia
le won the 2008 APhA >d Government
rmacist-of-the-Year ird.
areness Challenge
We also held several forums this past year. On the left, Ashley Burns thanks J. Steinberg, PharmD, from Pfizer for coming to speak to us about Fibromyalgia. During the year, the ASP chapter also held a New Practitioner Smooth Transitions Program and helped to organize a forum to inform students about Legislative Day in Annapolis, MD.
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AMERICAN CONSULTANT
waiting for our crab feast, Andrew Michaelson, Eva Lee, jnes, Sarah Brody, Joseph Joh, Kim Fetsch
SOCIETY OF PHARMACISTS
ASCP is an organization that recognizes the importance of consultant and senior care pharmacists in improving the lives of geriatric patients!
Left to Right: Eva Lee, Diana Chan, Andrew Michaelson, Dr. Nicole Brandt, two Howard University students, Kim Fetsch, Louis Jones, Thao Vuong, Sarah Brody, and Joseph Joh
h Brody smiles big and wide!
1 2007: Working with ASHP. we put together | pnderful spaghetti dinner for the pleasant f|e Lodge residents.
Spring 2008: At the MD-ASCP Quarterly Program that took place at Ruths Chris Steakhouse, ASCP presented Erin Elwood with a Student of the Year award!
L to Right: Eva Lee, Sheryl Thedford. and Residents
Left to Right: Louis Jones. Tiffany Russell, Erin Elwood. Eva Lee, Kim Fetsch
lg 2008: The Geriatric Fair and Forum was a success! It allowed PharmD students a glimpse ilihe field of geriatrics and long-term care pharmacy.
>/v Michaelson and the poster board
Guest speakers Dr. Jennifer Hardesty and Dr. Eric Johnson with their gifts and Andrew Michaelson
Tiffany Russell learning about
geriatric services
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Executive Board: Front (from left) Dr. James Tro\ ato (Faculty
Advisor). Selma Du (President). Ameet Joshi (President-Elect).
Back Row (from left) Nicole Cammarata (MSHP Liaison). Jessica
DiBona - Faridi (Secretary), Eva Lee (Treasurer). Sheryl Thedford
(Historian). Julie Mathias (Historian). Linda Sun (ASHP Liason).
Xuan Tang (Webmaster). Emily Dotter (Historian)
Midyear Meeting in Las Vegas. Nevada
American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists
Above: President-elect Ameet Joshi signs up m members; Our Fearless Leader and President, Selma Du addressing the "troops". Left: the "troops" (from left - Connie Yoon. Lakshmi Potti. Julie Mathias. Lana McKinney. and Andii McMunn)
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Jniversity of Maryland ^SHP Chapter
Forum
Innovations in Pharmacy
Community
Hope Lodge with ASCP
Diabetic Halloween with SMdPhA and PLS
Spring Health Fair with SMdPhA
Pharmacy Phun
terdisciplinary Patient Management Competition with PLS
Clinical Skills Competition with AMCP
Professional Development
[iyear Clinical Meeting in Las Vegas Mentorship Program
Fall ASHP Sponsored forum: Innovations in Pharmacy From Left - Linda Sun, Dr. Douglas Scheckelhoff (Vice President, ASHP). Dr. Carla Gill (Associate Director of Pharmacy. Johns Hopkins Hospital).
Dr. John DiBona (Director of Pharmacy. Sinai Hospital). Jessica DiBona-Faridi. Selma Du.
Making and Serving Dinner at Hope Lodge with ASCP : Above from left- Thao Vuong.
Seema Patel. Eva Lee. Selma Du. In Kim. Connie Yoon. Andy Michaelson. Kim Fetsch.
Eun-Jin Bae. Ameet Joshi. Cathy Chang. Emily Dotter. and Kevin Brady.
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"Having discovered that through intimate association with one another, and by practice of the virtues of mutual trusi s> mpathy. faithfulness, and unselfishness we have been able to advance our profession, exalt our alma mater and buii strongly our individual characters; and being desirous of maintaining and expanding that principle of association an
friendship and cooperation."
Atlantic QtJ Convention (Far Right)
During the summer o\' 2007. AZO Kappa had to regroup or race
extinction. New pledges stepped up
to this challenge, as well as the
challenge of a mechanical bull!
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n Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International
Our goal is to integrate who we are as Christians with our profession of pharmacy.
We strive to:
* Set an example of Christian living in our relationships, academics, speech, love, faith, and purity to portray Christ to others and glorify God. * Encourage shared delight in the Savior and our relationships with him through spiritual disciplines and church membership. * Provide fellowship, materials, and prayer to :e the discipleship of Christians, particularly nd obedience to God are wavering.
Executive Board: Front Row/ (from left) Mike Akers (Vice President). Meghan McMenry (President). Kaitlin Schwarz (Historian). Back Row (from left) Dr. Lisa Charneski (Faculty Advisor). Catherine Lee (Treasurer). Iliana Cheng (Secretary).
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Left: T. J Remsberg takes center stage at the karaoke kick-off event at Zodiac drill.
Right: Duet by Catherine Lee and Melissa Kim.
DSPA members lend a hand to Campus Kitchen, an organization providing meals for working families in need of assistance. From left: lliana Cheng. Molly Rockstad. and Julie Naito.
Member /nap /hot/!
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Idina Varqhe/e
Above: Melissa Kim kicks it up a notch!
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Having fun in the kitchen, from left Kathy Matthews and Meghan McMenry.
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Kappa Psi
Fellowship Industry Sobriety High Ideals
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Fall Rush 2007
Ashley grilling at the BBQ
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Lovely ladies Sophia. Lorena. and Connie at the luau
Xuan and Mavis posing for the camera
iCloseup on Brothers
Sigma Chapter representing at the spring Province III meeting held at Howard University
GO RAVENS: The fast \cjlt of our concession Ntand
Lambda Kappa
Congrats to the Sisters Who Are Graduating this Year . . . Melanie Belcher Candice Richardson Fedelyne Dieujuste
Midi Onyirioia Lauren Tiomas
Kathleen Klemm Welonie Powell
Svetlana Polyanskaya Tammy Lutz
Yndiana Tineo Min-Li Vu Jamie Wilkins
RIGHT: Fall Initiation
Ceremonj at the Kelly
Building
BELOW: Our Tri-Fold for the Organizational Gala
And to the Entire Class of 20081 Best of Luckl
\BOVE: Mary Kay Night with 1 President Dixie l.eikach
ABOVE: Recruiting Some New Members in the Fall
hood
/eryice Leader/hip
blCIBicl Epsilon ciapter
Promoting Women In Pharmacy
i 'ABOVE: A few sisters in Fells Point for the Ghost Tour
ABOVE: Getting together each month for our general bod\ meetings
>fe//ionali/m friend/hip
/cholar/hip
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NCPA president, Lou Jones, leads the first meeting of the 2007-2008 school year.
NCPA meeting attendees Erin Senkbeil and Adam Dudley.
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NCPA'
NATIONAL COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
CPA 2007-2008 Officers
Preside President: Lou Jones
President- Elect: Kelly Adamcek
Secretary: Damon Douglas
Treasurer: Andy Raska
Historian: Jen Grant
Webmaster: Sibtain Rawala
Lou Jones and
Joni Larrabee
receive a lesson
from the Merck
representative on
using their PDA
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NCPA's 109th Annual Convention and Trade Exposition
* October 13-17, 2007 *
Anaheim Convention Center
Members Adam Bress, Jen Grant, Lou Jones, and Joni Larrabee with Fred Abramson at the NCPA exhibit hall.
Members were
able to enjoy the
California
beaches during down-time from
the convention.
Lou Jones presents advisor, Fred Abramson, with a
gift of appreciation during the UMB friends and family dinner hosted by Fred at the House of Blues.
Convention attendees Jen Grant and Monica Healy with Dean Fddington at the UMB dinner.
Members Min-Li \\ u and Rai Cary with attending I MB alumni.
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The executive bo.ird po-.es tor the camera at the Eastern Regional Conference Banquet
PHI
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Brothers pose for a
picture at the Rush
Tex-Mex Dinner
while the rushees
helped themselves to
a plethora of south-
of-the-border dishes.
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Pledges learn about the fraternity during pledge education.
The annual Phi Delta Chi Ski Trip was held this year at Canaan Valley. WV. While therel was little snow, the brothers who attended I made the best of it and befriended the local J wildlife.
The 2007 Spring Formal was held at
Camden Yards, and we were pleased to
welcome visiting brothers from the
Alpha Omicron chapter at Temple
University.
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makes decorative doorhangers \\ itli the children of the Ronald
McDonald House.
eaders in Pharmacy, Brothers for Life
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I between the classes to collect
I non-perishables for the Maryland Food Bank. Castles were judged on creativity as well as number of items.
Below: Brothers staff a table at a health fair targeted to older adults, where they helped participants complete fall risk assessments and medication lists to earn with them. m y "
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Hokie feet paddle from her
little Kate McHenry.
The annual Phi Delta Chi forum consisted o\
a debate on
collaborative practice
b\ our o\\ n Dr.
Rochester and
MedChi Executive
Director. Dr.
Wasserman.
Brothers I. mils Knapp and Dominick Memoli
participate in the first oi
two Red Cross Blood Drixes held this spring.
cPlii Juamdda Gigma
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2007-2008 Executive Board (left to right)
Claire Leocha (Vice President), Rita Kasliwal
(Historian), Mark Heisey (Treasurer), Mr. Fred
Abramson (Advisor), Lisa Wohl (President), Louis
Jones (Secretary), Shirley Lee (President-Elect)
.ve)
Tibers spending some quality time at our Bowling Night!
>Z and 'OS QRapfar of ffie Steam!
Dean Natalie Eddington was
inducted into PLS this year. Dr. Jill
Morgan was awarded the Beta
Lambda Faculty Member of the
Year Award.
Jessie O'Kane wins Chapter Member of the Year!
Yara Haddad, Jannet Hseih, Selma Du,
and Lakshmi Potti in our Haunted House
at Diabetic Halloween
jrth Year, i Kasliwal, the AFPE- -GSK First Graduate lolarship; sented in fDiego, CA )r. Robert ^hman
Fourth Year PLS members with Drs. Love, Boyle, and Truong
Ganesh Kumarachandran, Lisa Wohl, and Yara Haddad pictured with Drs. Choy, Coop, Zito. and Rochester
Team 'Bowl Movements' wins at Bowling
Night! Shirley Lee. Matt Lunsik. Ganesh
Kumarachandran. Rita Kasliwal. and
Louis Jones
GXRartnacy JOeadersfiip Society
Rho Chi Honor Society Omicron Chapter
2007-2008 Officers:
President: Kevin Brady Vice President: Tiffany Russell Secretary: Erin Elwood Treasurer: Amy Vu Historian: Allison Chilipko
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Myron Weiner
Fall Peon* Lie+Pik^Kier
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Campus Activities:
Academic Student of the Month Student Trivia Contest .%
Andrew ©. DuAAez Lecture s^)
M» ^hi Jnduchm SBa^ud (2007, 2008)
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S.C.O.D.A.E.
I In Student Committee on Drug Abuse Education (SCODAE) is a voluntary organization made up of University of Maryland pharmacy students. This organization receives guidance from faculty members at the University of Maryland Office of Substance Abuse Studies. SCODAE members teach drug and alcohol education to audiences of middle school children, parents, and education professionals throughout Maryland. The SCODAE presentations provide accurate and unbiased drug and alcohol information in order to prevent abuse and addiction within the community.
The officers enjoyed a taste of the culture of Salt Lake City when they toured the Mormon Temple
UTAH!!!
Each summer, the SCODAE officers make a trip to Utah to attend the annual University of Utah School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies Conference, where they learn the newest theories in drug abuse while also enjoying the sights that Utah has to offer.
While in Utah, the officers (along with Faculty Advisor and guest speaker at the conference, Dr. Tony Tommasello) climbed one of the nearby mountains to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Salt Lake City.
S.C.O.D.A.E.
In a drug-oriented society, information on the pharmacology of drugs and alcohol is a basic educational need.
From left to right: Thomas Brewer. Jackie Finocchio, Kelly Martin, Dr. Tony Tommasello, Amy Houtchens. and Leah Sera
Behind the Curtains
Faculty Advisor- Dr. Tony Tommasello Student Officers: President- Amy Houtchens Vice President- Leah Sera Treasurer- Kelly Martin Secretery- Jackie Finocchio Webmaster- Thomas Brewer
Here are Dr. Tommasello and the Officers cooking up their annual Spaghetti luncheon to raise awareness about the SCODAE program with something other than pizza!
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SMdPHA
Student Section of Maryland Public Health Association
The SMdPHA members at the annual health fair held next to Waverly Farmer's Market. There was food, games, and activities, which made learning about health enjoyable for all age groups. All the volunteers of this event presented various topics, such as heart disease, nutrition, smoking cessation, diabetes, asthma/COPD, and information on health insurance.
dinnei .is partol the training the annual joint health lair with the Johns ine.
Our advisor. Dr. Truong with our president, Kumail and our past president. Mavis. The health fair held at the Waverly Fanner's Market had a great turnout in both residents and students. The common interest in learning more about healthcare and promoting it was evident.
Health fair held al Om Dail) Bread in Baltimore, Ml) SMdPH \ presented topics on asthma, diabetes, and complementary and alternative medicine. This health Fail was held in conjuction w ith APhA.
SMdPHA handed oul oatmeal cookies wrapped with ;i message stressing the importance ol public health awareness during the annual Organizational Gala held l<u all pharmacj school students.
Students provided information and resources lor people who \ isited the health fair held at Our Dailj Bread in Baltimore. MD.
The annual health fair held in conjuction with Johns Hopkins health professional schools and University of Maryland. Baltimore health professional schools next to the Waverly Farmer's Market in Baltimore. Md.
"See not just with your eyes,
but your heart.
Care not just with your mind,
but your open hands! "
~ Dr. Hoai-An Truong, Co-founder of SMdPHA
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This year SPA had, for the first time, a full executive board to carry out and build upon the goals of the organization. With the help of eager students to get involved with this revamped organization, SPA hosted the first Rock the Smoke Out for Great American Smoke Out, participated in SGA organizational gala, USGA fall picnic, school wide health fairs, and hosted guest speakers from the law school. Thanks to everyone who made this a great year for SPA!
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SPA Executive Board 2007-2008:
President - Ganesh Kumarachandran Secretary - Erica Swanson President Elect - Jacklyn Finocchio Treasurer - Amy Houtchens
Vice President - Jennifer Heller
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Officers (left to right):
President: Tatiana Claro da Silva Vice-President: Sarice R. Smith Treasurer: Trudy Smith Secretary: Hanpin Lim
( In ■ rhmmaeu fjiaduale, ^/tudenL S^umcdum (9*8&'$t) i& a dudent oi^anizalion djionmed Im the,
■ t'limwacmlical &cknce& (hP^f^) ^ejiatlmenl in the, &chod of SPkaimacu. Out diective id to lejiwmt the inteiem
ziaduak dudenlb in out dejiailmeni and act an an official liaimn between ziaduale dudenL, the £P&^S, and fihaimacu rllmtil., of the &ckool. "M }e ate aim actinelu involved in fiwmotinz the ijwedaale, QPwzwm in
■ rhmmaceumu &cienm in iettm of leauilmenl and oiienlation of incoming naduate dudenL, and mod of all, in enminz a ma ztadutue dudeni life!
Officers (cont., from left to right):
Computer liason: Xiao Zhu /r students rep: Duan Wang tatives:
-liskaya and i ;. Tolson
*SC Students
White Elephant gift exchange at the PGSA Holiday Party: Antonia Tolson. Tatiana Claro da Silva. Colleen Day. Diane Doughty. Wenchi Hsu (Vicky), and Hanpin Lim.
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Sarice enjoying the PGSA Happy Hour with Maura O'Neill (left) and Marishka Brown (middle).
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School of ^hmmacu VeaJwok
Mx>ve: Tze Vu Loand Ameet
Joshi Jui'ing a meeting
Right: Njuihi Ngwa Nforbi helps a
student prepare for her portrait.
Below: Adrienne Glodl uploads pictures and names
Below: Our lovely editors, Denise Fu and Ann Parker
Terra Mariae means "Land of Mary"
We are the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy and this is our yearbook.
Executive Board
Editors in Chief: Ann Parker Denise Fu Business Manager: Ameet Joshi Organization Editor: Linda Sun Class Editor: Diana Chan Copy Editor: Njuibi Ngwa-Nforbi Faculty & Staff Editor Betcy Philip Events Editor: Tze-Yu Lo Advisors: Dr. Alexander Mackerell
Dr. Cherokee Layson-Wolf
\bo\e: Betcj Philip creates yearbook magic
Working Hard
We've got it covered
Right: Alicia Lang and Tina Son pose with their cover design
Events
dents and faculty enjoy their time together outside of the clhsroom at the White Coat Ceremony, Fall and Spring Picnics, Fj 1 Formal, Legislative Day, and Graduation.
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White Coat Ceremony
Not too long after classes began, the Doctor of Pharmacy
Class of 2011 from the Baltimore and Shady Grove
campuses gathered at the Medical School Teaching
Facility auditorium on September 9, 2007 to enter the
world of professional pharmacy. Friends and family of
students also filled up the auditorium to watch the
momentous occasion. The newly appointed Dean
Eddington addressed the students and introduced the
speaker to impart a few words of wisdom to the students.
Soon after, each student would be called
up one by one to don their white coat, the
attire of a pharmacy professional. Students
then listened to Dr. Jill Morgan explain the
meaning of wearing the white coat and
how the community perceives pharmacists.
All students then took an oath to
professionalism, promising that they will
uphold professional behavior.
Above: Dean Natalie Eddington takes
the podium to give a few words to the Class of 2011.
Below: Students listening intently and anxiously waiting for their white coats.
Above: Michelle Jay, Ines Chen, Tiffany Choe, Justin Constantino, Melissa Kim, and Meredith Moy pose for a group shot during the reception held after the ceremony.
An oath to professionalism...
\bove: Tuan Huynh is all smiles as he akes the stage and receives his white :oat.
Right: Kay Tak and Chai Wang are proud to be professionals.
Left: Dr. Heather Congdon helps Michelle Jay put on her new white coat.
Right: A sea of white after everybody has received their coats.
At ve: Amanda Lysczek and Katie Bales take a br ak from eating to pose for the camera.
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Amanda Lyszcek and Adrienne Glodt. pose in ihe courtyard at Fayette Square as they wait for the Caravan service to chauffeur them to the Fall Formal event at the World Trade Center.
Linda Sun and Helen Huang, pause
during the well-attended event for a
--hot f>\ the window view overlooking
Inner Harbor.
StudmU mi faculty Me emdd tetk2\d\fjw 9Jf tk 7(/onid lude (fatten m Stffojdw \l, 2007, Sfmmd fly tk Sty/t fid tofcfiotfed fly %ite - did, tk <tMtt Mb & mM
■low : The Fall Formal was a fun-filled event allowing pharmacy students to relax and mingle at the start of E year. Pictured from left to risht are Shek Mehta. Louis Jones. Carla Cabanilla. and Xiao Tu.
Denize Fu. Diana Chan. Syh la Hanna. and Betcy Philip pose in front of the World Trade Center sign before going up to the 21 -4 floor for the Fall Formal.
Far Left: Beautiful ladies Sarah Robin. Megha Pancboli, and
Archita Patel stand by to take a photo.
Left: Jennifer Heller helps out b\ giving out juice, iced tea. and water to the thirsty guests.
Below : Grace Pak. Katie Watson. Peter Furgiuele. and Melissa Kim smile for the camera as they arrive at the World Trade Center to enjoy socializing and mingling at the event.
Above: Sibtain Rawala. Binn\ Patel. and Angelo Noronha. surround Richard L\ght take a break from dancing to pose for a picture.
Left: Rick Broun and Jeanne Lim -top to smile for the camera. Rick kicked it old school and wore a bow tie. which he tied himself!
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LEGISLATIVE DAY:
On this day, we rally together for the interest f our profession and for the betterment of chool of pharmacy.
February 14, 2008
On the agenda this year was the issue of granting pharmacists the ability to immunize patients statewide. In addition, students came out to support and encourage our congressmen to approve the budget for the addition to Pharmacy Hall.
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The Class of 2008, consisting of 133 students, graduated from the School of Pharmacy on May 16, 2008, at Kraushaar
Auditorium at Goucher College.
}&ou toil I zzal/i out of Wis auditorium a doctor of p /tarmac y or a doctor of ' pfiilosopliy and emSarfi on tfia mxt pRase of your life."
- gggg cXafalie Gddinqfon, ffl& '89, <ZS<?
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4th Year
Nicest Personality
Fernando Andrickson & Melanie Belcher
Most likely to sit on a board of pharmacy Rai Cary & Mathilda Fienkeng
Most likely to be able to fix anything that goes wrong with the lecture hall technology
Clifford Sinfuego
Most likely to respond to emails for help
Jason Katcoff
Most likely to be found
sleeping on a couch in
Pharmacy Hall
Garth Kistner
Most likely to become Pfizer's CEO
Sam Lee
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Most likely to be a leadership advocate
Jessie O'Kane
Best Class Liaison
Jennifer Bailey
Superlatives
Best Dressed
Fernando Andrickson & Julie Hahn
Most likely to clog your inboxes Sejal Patel
Quietest Classmate
Alex Chui
Most likely to start an independent pharmacy dynasty
Jason Katcoff & Min-Li Wu
Most Organized Jennifer Bailey
Most likely to be found studying in
PH/PLC after
hours... even when
there is no exam
Joseph Joh
Most likely to ask questions in class
Marci Armetta
Best Presentation Skills
Matt Casciano
& Jessie O'Kane
Most likely to be found at
every class/school happy hour
Jason Nagle
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Above: Chong Lee and Heidi Chang were married on Dec. 1, 2007.
Below: Walker Robinson and Leah Peller were married Sept. 21, 2007 in Maui, HI.
Above: Emmanuel Mbi and Mavis Prempeh, both UM School of Pharmacy Alumni, were married on August 1 1th, 2007.
Below: Brian Elwood and Erin Wohl were married on August 11, :'
Above: Kelly Hanna married her husband, Michael Hanna, in Houston, Texas on May 26, 2007
Above: Schuyler Pulleyn and Megan Smith were married on June 9, 2007.
Below (Left): Elliott Pyon and Sunny Kim were married on July 7, 2007.
Below (Right): Keith Klemm and Katie Warehime, a class of 2008 graduate, were married on Nov. 16, 2007.
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bove (Left): Lennox James Belcher was born on December 29. 2007 to Melanie Belcher. class of 2008 graduate, and her husband.
ve (Right): Olivia Lee Passwaters was born on August 29. 2007 to Jesse and Denise sswaters.
elow: Debbie Tionquiao welcomed her third son. Nathan, into the world this past year
Above: Dr. Cherokee Layson-Wolf along with husband and son. Michael and Holden. welcomed Sofia Elise Wolf on November 7. 2007.
Below: Aaron Edman holding his daughter. Darcy Elizabeth Edman. who was born on Sept. 18. 2007.
The Remedy for a bad day..
Above: Amie Zawitoski & Lucy Lu Below: Ashley Bivins & Scottie
Above: Jonathan Hamer's dog. Magnum Below: Tim Bernheimer & pet plant
Above: Cathy Chang & Sophie Below: Christina Green & Jinxy
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INDEX
Abate. Tufa 7 Abouelrous. AAohamed 7 Abramson. Fred 46. 50. 5 3.
55. 79. 82
Adamcek. Kelly I 7. 'ZZ. 2 3 Addo-Abedi. Afua 3 3. 4-5 Adeniranue. Modupe 3 2. 3 3 Adeyinka. Adetoro 3 3. 45 Agena. Jody 28 Agness. Chanel 50. 90 Akers. Michael 3. 7. 72 Al-Jawadi. Mohammad 3 3. -4-5 Aladi. Christine 7 Albanese. William 7 Allen. Amy 6. 7 Anderson. Bruce 50 Anderson. Martha 34 Andrade. Jovany 7. 8. II Andrickson. Fernando 3 2. 34-. 45. 63. 82. 83. 90. I 09,
112. 113
Angeles. Neil I 7. 2 I . 22 Anthony. Erin 7
Armetta. Marcella 34. 45. I I 3 Asein. Ohita 34. 45. 97. I 08 Augustus. Martha 7. 76. 77 Ayesu. Nana I 7. 2 I
Babatunde. Olujimi 7 Bae. Eun-Jin 66. 6 7. 93 Bagafn. Lorena I 7. 74 Bailey. Jennifer 34. 8 1 . 82.
112. I I 3
Baker. Whitney 2 1.77 Bakhshai. Justin 7. I 5. I 02 Bales. Katie 6.7. 99 Barakat. Qameh I 7. 2 I . 23. 69. 96
Barr. Nicole 3 1.81 Basi. Surjit 7 Bathula. Matthew/ 34 Bauer. Ken 50. 54 Beardsley. Robert 47. 5 3. 54-. 57. I 02 Belcher. Melanie 34. 76. 77.
112. 115 Berger. Reisel 7. I O. 8 I . 97.
I 02
Bernheimer. Timothy I 7. 2 I . 22. 68. 69. I OO. I I 6 Billiris. Eleni 34. I 17 Bivins. Ashley I 7. 74. 7 5. 90.
I I 6
aine. Raymond 2 5. 29. 5 6. 7 5. 82. 90. 9 I meter. Ralph 5 5 '«nheimer. Erin 2 I . 22. 23 irew 34. 6 1.1 09
~<0. 3 1
Bouch. Kimberly I 7 Boyd. April 34
Boyle. Cynthia 50. 52. 53. 54. 62. 82. 83. 90. I 09 Bradbury. Mary 8 I Brady. Kevin 8. 2 5. 29. 5 6. 59. 62. 64. 67. 75. Q4- Brandt. Nicole 50. 64. 6 5 Bress. Adam 30. 79 Brew. Thomas 16. I 7. 5 6. 6 3. 68. 69. I OO Brewer. Thomas 86. 87 Brody. Sarah 3 5. 64. 6 5. 82 Brown, Marishka 95 Brown. Richard I 7. 2 I . IOI Burke. David 3. 7 Burke. Diana 6. 7. II Burnham. Chad I I 5 Burns. Ashley 17. 2 1. 2 3. 6 3. 82 Burton. Erienne 20. 22. 68. 69 Buterbaugh. Gary 48. 5 3. 54. I 03 Butko. Peter 4-8
Cabanilla. Carla 32. 3 5. 45. 82.
I O I . I 09
Cammarata. Nicole 28. 5 6. 66. 76. 77. I 07 Campbell. Liz 8 I Campbell. Stephanie 3 5. 4-5 Campbell. Tessa 7. I 5 Cannon. David 7 Carmichael. Daniel 7 5 Gartwright. Dana 3 5. I 08 Cary. Raimon 32. 3 5. 63. 79. 82. 83. I I 2
Casciano. Matthew 3 5. 60. 6 I Castner. Rebecca I 9. 80. I 06 Ceraul. Rebecca 5 2 Chalasani. Manu 2 5. 30. 3 1. 7 A- Chan. Diana I 7. 22. 2 3. 62. 63. 64-. 65. 74. 75. 96. I O I Chang. Chia-Fang 7. 8. I I . I 3. 67. 75. I 03. I I 6 Chang. Christine 3 5. 45 Channing. Christopher 6. 7.
I 5. 6 I
Charles. Chris 8. 15. 58. 7A-. 75
Charneski. Lisa 50 Chen. Ines 8. I 3. I 5. 7 5. 98.
I 03
Cheng. Iliana 8. I 1 . 72. 73 Cheung. Agnes 18. 77. 84-.
I I 7
Chilipko. Allison 85 Cho. Taemi 8 Choe. Tiffany 8. 7 5. 98 Choi. Marvin I 7. 20. 2 3. 5 7. 62. 63. 74-. 88 Choy. Christine 83 Chung. HyeYoon 8 Chung. Mary 77
Claro da Silva. Tatiana 94. 95
Cohen. Michelle 69
Congdon. Heather 50. 52. 99
Constantino. Justin 8. I 1.73. 98
Cooke. Megan 8
Coop. Andy 24. 48. 83
Corker. Caitlin 8. I 3. 7 5. I OO
Cox. Julia 8
Crum. Meghan I 7. 7 5
Cuda. Michael 28. 3 1.67
D'Souza. Sanlyn 28. 3 I . 59. 7 5 Dabek. Margaret 8 Dacey. Amanda 8 Dalby. Richard 4-8 Damen. Anna 8
Dang. Tina 7. 8. 9. I 5. 59. 6 I . 8 I . 97. I 02. I 03. I 07 Daniel. Ishaya 8. I 5 Daniels. Stephanie I 7. 80. 8 I . I 02
Davidoff. Amy 4-7 Day. Colleen 95 DeFrancesco. Ciara 3 I Derby. Lisa 66. I 07 Dhaliwal. Jack 3 5 DiBona-Faridi. Jessica 24. 2 5. 30.
66. 67
Dieujuste. Fedelyne 3 5. 4-5. 6 I . 77
Dincher. Kathryn 3 5. 4-5 Dipaula. Bethany 50 Dotter. Emily 8. 66. 67. 97 Doughty. Diane 9 5 Douglas. Damon 2 5. 6 I Do we II. Paul 8 Dowling. Thomas 46. 50 Doxtater. Erin 8. 7 5 Du. fielma 24. 2 5. 28. 5 6. 66.
67. 74. 75. 83 Duck. Stephanie 36. 4-5. I I I Dudley. Adam 3 6. 4-5. 78. 80 Dunn. William 2 3. 8 I Durso. Diane 3 6
Eaton. Dennis 8. I 5 Eddington. Natalie 2. 48. 5 2. 5 3. 63. 79. 83. 97. 98 Edman. Aaron 2 5. 5 7. 62. I 02. I I 5
Edrington. Katherine 2 1. 22. 77 Egharevba. Toni 60 Ellsworth. Brian 17. 18. 20. 22. 5 8. 6 3. 74-. 82. I 02. I 03 Elwood. Erin 2 5. 28. 64. 6 5. 74 75. I I 4
Embran. Meera 2 5. 28. BO, 3 I . 66. 89
ng. David ( 7. 22 .pete in. Mark 3 I zQOcha. Nnenna 3 2.
36
ang. Gang 3 6
arrugia. Brittany 8. I 4. 7 5. !03
arshid. Maryarn 2 3. 68. 8 5 asch. Walter 3 6 edder. Donald 47. 5 5 erullo. Brian 3 6. 4-5 etsch. Kimberly 2 5. 5 6. 5 7. >4. 65. 67. I <D2 ienkeng. Mathilda 36. 4-5. -4-6. >3. 82. 83. I I 2 iltz. Michael 2 5 inocchio. Jackie 16. I 7. 23. JO. 86. 87. 92. 93 itch. Jennifer 2 5 tannery. Lisa 9
ritsch. Jackie 17. I 9. 2 I . 8 I ry. Richard 60
u. Denise 17. I 9. 22. 2 3. 5 6. r4. 96. I O I
urgiuele. Peter 9. I 5. 97. O I . I 02. I 07
INDEX
Mealy. Monica 32. 37. 45. 63.
79. 80. 8 I . 82. 83
Me ice y. Mark 24. 2 5. 27. 29.
30. 3 I . 82. 84
Heller. Jennifer 17. I 8. 2 I .
22. 23. 92. 93. I O I Mershberger. Alexa 9 Hewlett. Jennifer 22. 2 3. 68. 85
Moag. Stephen 48 Moang. Anh 7. 9. I 07 Molstein. Jessica 18. 22. 2 3.
80. 8 I . 93
Morn. Michelle 6 2. 97 Horde y. Amy 2 5. 29 Moutchens. Amy 19. 2 1. 22.
23. 56. 86. 87. 92. 93 Mseih. Jannet 2 5. 29. 3 1. 5 3. 57.82.83. I 02. I 05
Msu. Wenchi 9 5 Muang. Melen 74. I OO Muber. Jacqueline 3 7. 45 Muynh. Tuan 9. I 2. 99 Mwangpo. Tony 3 7. 45 Myun. Jayson 9
lannone. Rosa 9. 74 Iwanczuk. Elizabeth 9
Kim. Melissa I O. I I. 72. 73.
98. I O I . I 03. I 07
Kim. Myoung I 6. I 8
Kim. Rana I O
Kim-Walsh. Seferina 62. 90.
I I 7 Kinyon. Jason I 8. 2 I . 68. 69.
I I 5
Kistner. Garth 38. 45. I I 2 Klein-Schwartz. Wendy 50. 5 5 Klemm. Kathleen 38. 45. 77.
I I I . I I 4
Kline. Jennifer 76. 7 7 Kline. Kelly 76. 77 Kloetzli. Liesel 3 8. 4 5 Knapp. David 47. 54 Knapp. Emily 22. 62. 80. 8 I . 93 Kobin. Allison 6. I O Konapelsky. Krista 3 8 Kondrakhina. Tatiana 3 8. 4 5 Korde. Prajakta 8. I O Kozycki. Jennifer 2 3 Ku. Paul 38. 45
Kumarachandran. Ganesh 24. 2 5. 27. 30. 74. 75. 82. 83. 92 Kwak. Monica 66. 74 Kwan. Shiu I O Kyeremateng. Kofi I O
ajec. Maciej 30
erami-Diznab. Soheila 3 6. 45
iannandrea. Frank 9
itelman. Radmila 45. I 12
lick. Jorie 3 6. 4 5. I I O
lodt. Adrienne 9. 96. I OO
los. Nicole 6. 9
old. Irina 9
oodhue. Laura 20. 23
Oyal. Sophia 2 5
rant. Jennifer 3 1.79
ray. Kelly 3 7. 80
reen. Christina 30. 8 1. I 16
rove. Patrick 2 7. 3 O
upta. Vandana 3 7
uy. Candice 3 7. I I I
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I. Thien I 6. iddad. Yara
I 7. I 6.
23 I 7.
I 8. 22.
7. 62. 63. 74. 75. 82. 83. • 3. I 02
ahn. Julie 3 7. I 13 aines. Stuart 50 amer. Jonathan 22. I 16 ammerbacher. Nicole 22 an. Yoo-Mee 9 anna. Kelly 9. I anna. Sylvia 2 3.
I. I O I assan. Aleena I
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ayashi. Jun 48
ayes. Margaret 5 9
i
I 4 60. 62.
8. 22. 68.
Jay. Michelle 6. 9. I 5. 98. 99 Joh. Joseph 3 7. 45. 64. 6 5. I I 3
Johnson. Florence 9 Jones. Louis 19. 2 5. 29. 30. 56. 57. 64. 65. 75. 78. 79. 82. 83. I O I Jones. Sara 9. I 5 Joseph. Melanie 9 Joshi. Ameet 16. I 8. 2 3. 6 3. 66. 67. 68. 69. 96. I OO
K
Kain. Courtney 9
Kakar. Jack 3 7. I I I
Kalidindi. Aparna 3 7. 45
Kamau. Agnes 9
Kang. MinMee I O
Kasliwal. Rita 18. 22. 6 3. 80.
82. 83. I 02
Kasliwal. Tina 3 I . 32. 38. 45.
62. 74. 82. 83. I 02 Kaspa. Boghoko 18. 76. 7 7 Katcoff. Jason 3 8. I 12. I 13 Khani. Arash I 8. 69
Kim. Andrew 17. I 8. 2 I . 23.
63. 75. 88
Kim. Cynthia I 7. 2 3. 6 3. I 07 Kim. Gregory I O. I 1.75.93 Kim. In 25. 66. 67. 74. 75. 90. 93
La. Monghong 3 8. 4 5 Laflame. Ashley 38. 45. 97 Lang. Alicia 6. 8. I O. I 5. 96 Lanio. Elise 3 9. 97. I 08. I 09 Larrabee. Joni 28. 78. 79 Larrimore. Jamie 39. I 08 Laughton. Nicholas I 8. 89 Layson-Wolf. Cherokee 46. 50. 53. 62. 63. 64. 77 Lee. Catherine I O. 72. 7 3 Lee. Daniel 39. 45 Lee. Eva 29. 64. 65. 66. 67. 74. 82
Lee. Heidi" I I 4 Lee. James 48 Lee. John 39. I I I Lee. Julia I O. 15. 97 Lee, Samuel 39. 45. 60. I 09. I I 2
Lee. Shirley 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 2 I . 22. 23. 57. 62. 63. 82. 83. 88
Leocha. Claire 26. 5 6. 5 7. 62. 63. 64. 82 Leung. Julie I 7. 22 Levis. Benjamin 3 9. I 15 Li. Meng 26 Liao. Siyun I O Lim. Manpin 94. 95 Lim. Jeanne 8. 17. I 8. 60. 6 I . 63. 74. 82. I O I Line Njiomuou. Annie I 8. 90
INDEX
Livh. Jessie 39. 45. 6 I . 82.
I 08. I I 7
Lo. Tze-Yu 16. 18. 22. 63. 64. 74. 96. I 07 Lodowcki. Kathorino I O Loukac. Nicholas 2 3 Lovo. Raymond 50. 5 3. 82. 8 3 Lunsik. Matt I 9. 26. 27. 30. 8 1. 57. 82. 83 Luo. Yuan 48 Luong. Mario I O Lutz. Tammy 39. 7 7 Lyght. Richard 2 1. IOI Lysczok. Amanda 6. I O. 99.
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Macharia. David 6. 8. I O. f 2. I 5. 58. 75
Mackoroll. Alexander 48 M.kIiiI.i. Ki i-.» ina I O Magliano. Melody 6 I Mahmound. Sali I O Mahoney. Janet 74 Majchrzak. Ryan 3 9 Majid. Sana 39 Maldow. Harvey 60 Malloy. Kevin I 9. 2 I . 22. 2 3. 5 8. I OO. I I 7 Malteso. Christopher I O Martin. Kelly 16. 18. 23. 62. 80. 8 I . 86. 8 7. I OO Mat how. Justin I O Mat hew. Roy 40 Mathiac. Julie (1.66 Matthews. Kathy 3. I I. 7 3 Matthows. Marilyn I OO Mbi. Mavis 40. 4 5. 88. 89.
1 I 4
McCabo. Ashley 11.11 McCann. Lindsay I I McMonry. Kato 11.81 McMenry. Meghan I I . 56. 72. 73
Mc Kinnoy. Lana I I . 13. 66 M< Munn. Andrea I I . 66 Mr Phorson. Lynn 50. 5 3 Mr Quighan. Brondon 3. I I Mohdizadegan. Nikisadat I I .
Mehta. Shekhar 18. 6 3. 74.
♦ . IOI MoIiik V U'.ichel 11.15 Momoli. Dominick I 8. 80. 8 I Morcurio. Thorn. ». in Miccicho. Kr it tin 29 Mirhaolcon. Andrew 18. 2 1.
2 3 O 7 Mir Koi. Sarah 48 Mirhorki. Robert 5 1.55 Mitr h«ll, Hyejin 4>0 Mohan .mod 2 I Moiun. Jonnifor B, I I . | 3
ican I 8. 2 I .
Morgan. Jill 46. 5 1. 5 2. 5 3.
60. 83. 90
Morneau. Kathleen 9. II, 14.
I 03
Morse. Jenifer I I Mostovoy. Lisa 60 Moy. Judy I I . I 5. 7 5 Moy. Meredith I I . 98. I 02.
I 03. I 07 Mullins. Daniel 4 7 Murphy. Sarah 11.12 Myhren. Julie 28
N
Nadar. Jenna I I
Nagle. Jacon 40. 45. I I 3
Naito. Julie 3. I t . 73
Nan. Anjan 48
Mand. Savan 40. 4 5
Nathanson. Amy 2 3. 6 3
Mazari. Areo I I, I 2. 7 3
Ndukwe. Ndubisi 40
Neal. Simisola 2 6
Newell. Rebecca I 2
Nguyen. Huong I 2
Nguyen. Julie 6. 7. 8. 12. I 5.
74. 96
Nguyen. Thaoly 40
Ngwa Nforbi. Andre 29. 3 I
Ngwa Nforbi. Njuibi I 8. 68. 69.
90. 96
Nicole. Spiros 40. 4 5
Noel. Jason 5 I
Noronha. Angelo 40. 45. 6 f .
I O I . I 09 Nsiah-Ababio. Rosevelyn 26. 90
O
O'Brien. Kathryn f 2. I 5 O'Kane. Jessie 32. 4 I . 45. 82. 83. 84. 112. 113 O'Neill. Maura 9 5 Odigie. Richie 29. 90. 9 I Oduro. Eric 4 1.45 Officewala. Jennifer 2 I . 22. 23. 58. I OO. I I 7 Ofori. Marie 4 1. 4 5. 6 8 Oke. Adeola I 9. 7 7 Oke-Owo. Ayodeji 4 I Olszewski. Sarah 26. 6 3. 74. 75. 82
Onukwugha. Eberechukwu 4 7 Onyirioha. Ndidi 3 2. 4 I . 7 7 Osing. Mary 29 Owusu. Nathaniel I 2 Oyewo. Sunday 26
Pa jak. Quean I 2 Pak. Grace I 2. 74. 7 5. IOI I 05 Pak. Juliana I 2
63. 74. 75.
23. 56. 63.
Pak. Que I 2
Palumbo. Frank 47. 5 5
Pancholi. Megha 24. 26. 30. 3 I
5 7. 66. 8 1. IOI
Papadatos. James 3 2. 4 I
Park. Paul 28
Park. Sophia 19. 2 3.
82. I 02. I I 6
Parker. Ann 19. 22.
74. 96. I I 7
Parconc. Kelly I 2
Parvizian. Pegah I 2
Passwaters. Ian I 2
Passwaters. Jesse I 2
Patel. Archita 12. IOI
Pate I. Binny 20. I O I
Patel. Kajal 32. 4 I . 80
Patel. Kinjal 26. 3 I . 60
Patel. Prashant 29. 3 1. 5 3. 5 7.
I 02. I 06
Patel. Seema 26. 28. 30. 3 I . 58. 66. 67. 74. 75 Patel. Qejal 32. 4 I . 80. 82. I I Perez. Zhanita 6 1.91 Perrott. Ryan I 2. 8 I Perry. Matthew 6. I 2. 8 I . 97 Petrie. Gretchen 26 Philip. Betcy 16. I 9. 22. 6 6. 96,
I O I . I 07
Phillips. Joan I 2. 5 8 Podolskiy. Daniel 19. 5 7. 8 I Polli. James 48. 5 3. 7 5 Polyanskaya. Svetlana 32. 4 1.7' Potti. Lakshmi 26. 29. 30. 5 6. 66. 75. 83. 89
Powell. Melonie 4 I . 45. 76. 7 7 Poyneer. liana I 2. I 07 Pozharskiy. Edvin 48 Pradel. Francoise 4 7 Price. Cristofer 7. I 2 Pulleyn. Megan 7 7. I 14 Puczkiewicz. Bernadetta I 2. 74' Pyon. Sunny 19. I 14
Ramanadham. Mahesh 26. 27
30. 3 I
Ramirez-. Viviana 19. 6 6. 74
Raska. Andrew 29. 3 I
Rawala. Sibtain 3 1. IOI
Reid. Jaime 42
Remsberg. Thomas 3. II. I 3. 7:
Reyes. Christian I 3. I 5
Rezaei. Sherry I 3
Richardson. Candice 42.
90
Rickort. Colleen I 3
Robin. Sarah 26. 30
80. 8 1. IOI. I 06
Robinson. Leah 42. I I 4
Robust. Lauren 9. I 3
Rochester. Charmaine 5 1.81
76. 77.
3 I . 56. 6
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Rockctad. Molly I 3. 7 3
Rodriguez da Bittner. Magaly
46. 5 I
Roffman. David 5 1. 5 2. 5 3. 54
Rocen. Gerald 4-8
Roccmann. Leah 24. 26. 28.
3 I . 6 7
2uddie. Erik a 13
Ruccell. Tiffany 26. 6 5
2yu. Jae 42. 85. I I O
Saba. Mojdoh 42. 45
Samadani. Pamin I 9. 69
Same. Callie 19. 2 3. 74. 7 5
iawhney. Qunmeet 28
ichall. Emily I 3
Jchoenleben. Matthew/ 42
ichwarz. Kaitlin I 3. 72
ienkbeil. Erin 26. 30. 78. BO.
3 I
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ihah. Priya I 7
ihah. Sheel I 7. 2 I . 62. 6 3
ihannon. Brandon 9. I 3. 6 I .
75
lhapiro. Michael 49
ihapiro. Paul 49
ihaw. Andrea 6. 13. I 03
:haw. Janet I 3
lhaya. Fadia 4 7. 60
iheth. No ha 5 I
:hirazj"e. Kumail 26. 5 6. 74.
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infuego. Clifford 42. 45. I I 2
inginkonda. Smita I 9
iuta. Matthew 3. I 3. 7 3
mith. Camille I 3
mith. Qarice 94. 9 5
mith. Trudy 94
moot. Thomac I 3
nyder. Amy 3 2. 42
nyder. Kyle I 3
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olomon. Addi I 3
on. Tina 8. I 3. 96. I 06
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tavitckaya. Lidyia 94
tevenc. Erika 42. 45. I I O
till. Kimberly 22. 68. 69
tout. Pandy 7. I O. 14. I 5.
02
tuart. Bruce 47
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Wang. Duati 94
Wang. Mongbing 49
Wang. Jamec 8. I I . I 4. 7 5.
96. 99
Wang. Jia Bei 49
Wang. Louico 4 3. 74. 82
Wang. Yi-Jen I 4
Waccerman. Robert 8 I
Watcon. Katie 14. I O I
Watcon. Krictln 5 I
Watte. John 5 3
Weinor. Myron 49. 5 5
Worn. Scott 43
Wecley. Jacob I 4
Wilkinc. Jamie 44. 45. 7 7.
90. I 08
Wilkc. Angela 49
Wohl. Lica 24. 2 7. 28. 30.
56. 62. 74. 75. 82. 83
Wong. Francoc 27. 29. 30.
56. 5 7. 59. 74. 89
Wu. Kimberly I 7. 23. 62. 63.
93. I 07
Wu. Min-Li 3 2. 44. 62. 6 3.
76. 77. 79. 82. 83. I I 3
Yoboah. Mav/ic 74. 107 Yirdaw/. Qolomon I 4 Yoon. Connie 20. 66. 6 7. 74. 75. 85
York. Andrew 6. II. 13. 14. I 5. 6 I . 63. 82. 97 Yu. Bruce 49
Zaideman. Eliana I 4
Zano. Nicole I 6. 20. 2 3
Zawitocki. Amio I 6. 20. 2 2.
23. I I 6
Zendel. Laura 44. I I O
Zhu. Xiao 94
Zile. Jennifer 44. 82
Zito. Julie 4 7. 8 3
Zuckerman. Ilene 54
Zvococz. Nicolo 7 5
Waldron. Adam I 9. 2 I . 22. BO. 8 I
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