Sunday, March 27, 2016

SSHP




RMH Cookie Baking

April 2nd: 10-12 at the Ronald McDonald House in Greenville
This is a fun way to be involved with our philanthropy, and hours are approved for community service.  Sign Up: http://doodle.com/poll/c82qd2sxfpavun9w

Residency Showcase


Wednesday, April 13th (6-9 pm)
Our annual Residency Q&A is one of our exciting events to provide information to those interested in completing a Residency.  We will have a panel of directors and pharmacists from many residency programs, current and past residents, as well as P4s who recently were matched.  Dinner will be provided for those who attend. Please RSVP at the following link by Monday, April 4th.https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QBTDXLN

CPNP




Whitten Center Motorcycle Ride volunteering event will be on Sunday April 3rd. Plan to attend from around 9:30/10 am to 2:30 pm/3 pm. This will be counted as a non-pharmacy related service event for next's year GAP. Everyone is welcome to come out and help! If you are interested please send an email to Rachel at restellin@presby.edu.

Student Volunteer Services




From the desk of Dawn Weaver:

Musgrove Mill State Historic Site Seeks Volunteers for Park Day
CLINTON– On Saturday, April 2, 2016, history buffs, community leaders and preservationists will team up with the more than 125 sites in 29 states to answer the call to service on Park Day. 

Park Day at Musgrove Mill State Historic Site will begin at 8 am with a roadside litter pick-up. Musgrove Mill State Historic Site is situated in Laurens, Spartanburg and Union Counties.  We would like to have a team for each county.  We’ll be picking up on state and county roads that run through the park. Teams will meet at the Visitor Center for assignments.  We will provide safety vests, gloves and trash bags.
At 10 am, we will meet at the Visitor Center to divide into teams for trail work. A team will work at Blackstock Battlefield on the Palmetto Trail and a team will work at Musgrove Mill on the Battlefield trail.

Registration is required.  Please call the park office at 864-938-0100 by March 30, 2016 or email us at mgmillsp@scprt.com.  Please include the subject line “Park Day”.

Participants to both the 8 am and the 10 am work times are required to wear sturdy, closed-toe footwear and dress for the weather.   Hand trimmers or loppers are helpful.  Water will be provided. Event goes on rain or shine.
At 12 noon, you may bring a picnic lunch to the shelter.  Bottle water and dessert will be provided.
This event is sponsored by the Civil War Trust.  The Civil War Trust is the largest and most effective nonprofit organization devoted to preservation of America’s hallowed battlegrounds.  Through its Campaign 1776 initiative, the Trust seeks to save the battlefields connected to the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, as well as the work they have done preserving Civil War battlefields.  To date, the Trust has preserved closed to 43,000 acres of battlefield land in 23 states.  For a complete list of participating Park Day sites, visit Civilwar.org/parkday.

For more information, contact the park at (864) 938-0100 or e-mail us at mgmillsp@scprt.comwww.SouthCarolinaParks.com.

Trailblaze Challenge Upstate




Make-A-Wish South Carolina grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Make-A-Wish South Carolina has never turned a qualified child away and granted 177 wishes last year, averaging 3 wishes a week.  Make-A-Wish South Carolina is funded through private donations, individuals, companies, and special events.  An upcoming event is the Trailblaze ChallengeUpstate, scheduled for May 6-8, 2016, on the Foothills Trail located in upstate SC and western NC.  This endurance event offers participants the choice of a 28.3-mile or a 16.4-mile hike.  For registration information, go to http://www.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1151165&lis=1&kntae1151165=D6C924E4B0004A529BEE4B64334CF2C7.


BUT if you're not up to hiking 28.3 or 16.4 miles at one time but still want to help a child with a life-threatening condition, please consider donating to one of the participants.  Doug Hendrick (formerly of Steamer's Cafe) is Mrs. Carbonneau's son and he will be hiking for this cause.  Doug's personal hike page is: https://shar.es/1hXJ0M.  At this site you can donate any amount of money and leave Doug some words of encouragement.  Thank you for your consideration.  

CED Event





Dr. Kim Kelly, owner/founder of Kelly Diabetes Associates and former (the first) president of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, will be presenting from 12-1 pm on April 14, room 104. Lunch will be Shealy's BBQ from Batesbug-Leesville, SC.  Please RSVP no later than Friday April 8.  

Evaluation Competition




Thank you for your thoughtful completion of instructor, course, preceptor and site evaluations last semester! The input that we receive from you from these evaluations is immensely important to us and guide program improvement. As a token of our appreciation for your efforts, we are providing you with an incentive for completing these evaluations for Spring 2016.

Here are the details:
·         Beginning March 24th, the response rates for instructor, course, preceptor, and site evaluations will be tracked for each class (P1-P3).  The completion rate information will then be provided to you on a weekly basis via PharmNews.
·         On April 22nd, the class who achieved the highest completion rate (of released evaluations) will be awarded a dress down week (the class must achieve at least an 85% completion rate to qualify).  If the P3 class wins the competition, a dress down week will be awarded for April 25-29.  If the P1 or P2 class wins the competition, a dress down week will be awarded May 2-6.
Exceptions to the dress down time period include:
·         Laboratory course attendance.  Appropriate lab attire is always required for laboratory courses.
The Office of Academic Affairs will provide casual stickers to the class that wins on the relevant days so that students allowed to dress down are easily identifiable. You’ll need to be sure to wear your sticker! Jeans and t-shirts are acceptable dress down attire. Workout clothing, lounge wear, and the like are not permitted.
As you are completing your evaluations, please keep these notes in mind:
o   Do your best to make your comments count.  You can do this by making them professional, objective, descriptive (by providing examples), and specific to the course or instructor you are evaluating.  Keep comments impersonal, focusing on key overarching themes. 
o   Take care to note which evaluation you are completing and put course comments on course evaluations and instructor comments on instructor evaluations only.  Be sure that you do not make professor specific comments on course evaluations. 
o   If you have no comments to add, please skip the comment box entirely.  Please do not place N/A in the blank
o   When filling out evaluations, please think about the specific class criteria and expectations.  Each course is different, please treat them as such. 
o   Read each question carefully.  Be sure to answer exactly what is asked.
o   Be sure your ratings and your comments match.  If your evaluation is positive, but your comments are negative, it sends a mixed message.  Be thoughtful, clear, concise, and accurate.

o Evaluations are not to be used to report violations to FERPA or TITLE IX concerns.  Please be sure if you have such concerns, that you speak with Dr. Nancy Goodbar about appropriate channels for reporting.   

Your feedback is completely anonymous.  If you have any questions regarding completing evaluations, how evaluations are utilized for program improvement, and your role in the assessment process; please feel free to contact Ms. McCaslan, Director of Assessment and Academic Services at mmccaslan@presby.edu.

Thank you sincerely for continuing to fulfill your responsibilities as students by completing these evaluations.  Your efforts are very much appreciated!

Completion rates* as of 3/23/16:
P1: 57.6%
P2: 21.8%
P3: 11.1%


(*includes all instructor, course, preceptor, and site evaluations currently assigned)

KE



New Officers

President: Melanie Routhieaux
President-Elect: Conner Correll
Secretary: Brindel Ogston
Treasurer: Courtney Wheeler
Historian: Jackie Klenotiz

Congratulations to those who have been elected for the 2016-2017 year! We look forward to working with our old members and gaining new ones in the fall!

Fundraising Week

Thank you to everyone who helped out with our fundraising week and for those who purchased any of our items! Your umbrellas and chairs are currently being shipped, so check the mailroom next week for those.

April Meeting

April 4th from 12-1 PM in Room 144. This is our final meeting of the year and the first meeting under our new executive officers. Lunch will not be provided, so pack a lunch with you. We will be discussing the fall fundraiser (Pig Pickin’) as well as ideas for the upcoming year.

NCPA Compounding Competition



On Saturday April 16th, this year’s Compounding Competition will take place at the Pharmacy School. The event will be from 9am-3:30pm and take place upstairs in Room 271. Lunch will be provided for all those who attend the event and will consist of a baked potato bar provided by the Schools NCPA Chapter. The competition itself will consist of Three Parts which the participant will be Judged on and a tentative competitions schedule is provided below:

Tentative Timeline
Competition Schedule
9AM-10AM
Test
10AM-12PM
Compounding Lab
12PM-1PM
Lunch/Poster Walk-through
1PM-3PM
Poster Presentation
3PM-3:30PM
Breakdown and Clean Up

The test portion of the compounding competition will be taken on an individual basis without the use of any notes or resources. Further information about the test will be forthcoming and discussed at the competition meeting on Monday April 4th at 5:30pm. The Second part of the competition will be in the compounding lab and each team will have 1 hour an 40 minutes to compound 2 preparations (breaks down to 50 minutes each) and fill out the packet of material for the two preparations. After the lab, we will have lunch and the posters which each team will have made prior to the event will be displayed for participants, spectators, and judges to see. The poster portion of the competition is new this year to the local competition, but it is a big point of focus at the national competition. Each team will be responsible for making a poster prior to the competition and the topic of the poster will be made known to each team well before the competitions date (Hint-The topic will be about a major topic in the realm of compounding). Finally after lunch, each team will have 15 minutes to present their team’s poster to  and answer questions from a panel of judges. This will be done in private and the Judges will be announced at a later date.

Further information about the competition will be discussed at the final supplemental meeting in April before the actual competition on April 16th. This final meeting will be on April 4th at 5:30pm in Room 104 and the speaker at the event will be Dr. Addison Livingston. He is a South Carolina Board of Pharmacy Member, owner of Hawthorne’s pharmacy in Columbia, and will be discussing "Major Topic’s" affecting the future of compounding. Participants in the competition are strongly advised to try and attend this meeting as it will be recorded like other previous meeting, but you will not be able to ask questions to a recording.

So far, there are 9 teams planning to participate in the competition, but there is still plenty of room for more people to participate. The competition will be challenging, but I can honestly say from past experience, it’s is a lot of fun and you will be proud to say that you competed. It is a great way to network with practicing pharmacists who come to speak at the school and judge at the competition. Our professors are always saying that pharmacy is a small and everyone knows everyone. While this is very true, compounding pharmacy is a much smaller and a lot more interconnected group within our profession. If you feel that compounding is something which you want to do or you think you would like to do in the future, then participating in this competition is a great way of strengthening your CV and making connections in the compounding community. You will not know how to do everything during the competition and honestly, you are not expected too. It is truly something which is meant to be fun to do and while it is a competition, you are competing among and with friends. So...
Finally, if you wish to participate in the competition, please contact Zack Simpson (ztsimpson@presby.edu) BY March 31st, 2016 at 5pm. If you are a member among one of the nine teams already planning to participate in the competition, please check the team roster tab under in the compounding competition’s moodle page and let me know if there are any corrections which need to be made to the page.


Sunday, March 20, 2016

SSHP




March Meeting

Our next meeting is this week: March 21st, (12-1 in room 271)
Dr. Goodbar will be speaking about PPMI.  A nacho bar will be provided for those who signed up.


New Officers


Congratulations!
Officers for 2016-2017:
President: Annie Bailey
President-Elect: Courtney King
Vice President: Jackie Montoya
Secretary: Minhaz Dalal
Treasurer: Rima Ray

Committee chairs for 2016-2017:
Fundraising: Jenny Crook
Special Projects: Jackie Klenoitz
PAI/PPMI/Public Relations: Nieka Jackson
Community Service: Adrienne Wright
Membership: Brian Ho

RMH Cookie Baking

April 2nd: 10-12 at the Ronald McDonald House in Greenville
This is a fun way to be involved with our philanthropy, and hours are approved for community service.  Here is the survey to sign up:http://doodle.com/poll/c82qd2sxfpavun9w
Residency Showcase

Wednesday, April 13th (6-9 pm)
Our annual Residency Q&A is one of our exciting events to provide information to those interested in completing a Residency.  We will have a panel of pharmacists from many residency programs as well as current and past residents.  Dinner will be provided for those who attend. Please RSVP at the following link by MondayApril 4th. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QBTDXLN

APhA




Upcoming Events:

March 22 (Tuesday):  Diabetes Alert Day - Dr. Shealy and Operation Diabetes is doing a "diabetes for a day" event. Sign up for this event was sent out via email through each class president.

March 23 (Wednesday): Our first Medication Spelling bee will be held in room 271 from 5-7PM.  This is a social event that will be open to the whole school, but you must be a member to compete.  The top 3 spellers will receive gift cards for Chick-fil-a. Come join us even if you are not going to participate in the spelling bee for a fun time!  Plus....FREE FOOD!!!!

April 20 (Wednesday):  Our last chapter meeting with new officer inductions!! More information to come!
Check out the website calendar for more information on upcoming events! https://sites.google.com/a/presby.edu/apha-asp/calendar

CPNP




On March 21st we will hold our last member meeting for the year! The meeting will start between 12 and 1215 pm in room 144. We will have a PGY2 psych resident from Dorn VA speaking with us. Lunch from Chick Fil A will be provided. Please fill out the survey monkey below to RSVP and sign up for lunch!

NCPA



Upcoming Meeting
  • We will be having our monthly chapter meeting this Monday, March 21st at 12 pm.
  • Our speaker is Megan Montgomery from Prosperity Drug.
  • Compounding Competition participants are more than welcomed to come to our meeting this Monday.
    • If you are a P1 participating in the Compounding Competition, it is mandatory for you to attend our  chapter meeting on Monday.
  • Lunch will be provided! It's a nacho bar!
Compounding Competition
  • Next meeting is Monday, April 4th at 5 pm.
  • Our speaker is Addison Livingston.
  • The Compounding Competition will be held on Saturday, April 16th
    • Lunch will be a baked potato bar

CPFI




Join us for Bible study, Wednesdays at 8:00 AM in room 141, breakfast is provided.

Submit any prayer requests to the link below; 

Thank you very much for your support during our charity fundraiser!

Verse of the week: Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans. (NIV)

CED Event





Dr. Kim Kelly, owner/founder of Kelly Diabetes Associates and former (the first) president of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, will be presenting from 12-1 pm on April 14, room 104. Lunch will be Shealy's BBQ from Batesbug-Leesville, SC.  Please RSVP no later than Friday April 8.  

Sunday, March 13, 2016

CPNP



Congratulations to all of the new officers!! 

President: Jessica Prestia 
President Elect: Beth Poole 
Secretary: Allie Hinson 
Treasurer: Victoria Paradiso 
Historian: Ashley Abee 

Next member meeting: March 21st, guest speaker is a PGY2 psych resident from Dorn VA, lunch will be provided. 

APhA



Upcoming Events:

March 14-18:  Philanthropy Week for The Center of Colon Cancer Research in Columbia, SC.
Low Country Boil:  Our famous 5th Annual Low Country Boil will be held on Friday, March 18th from 6-10 PM in Bailey's Memorial Stadium.  We will have plenty of food and a corn hole tournament.  Winner will get corn hole boards!  Make sure to sign up and buy your tickets online here: https://aphalowcountryboil.wordpress.com/ or from any officer from APhA!  Everyone is welcome!
Penny Wars:  Penny Wars between each class and faculty.  All week there will be jars in rooms 271 and 104.  Put pennies in your jar for positive points.  Place silver coins and dollars to subtract points away from the other teams.  Winner of the Wars will get an ice cream social!!
Bake Sale:  There will be baked goods on tables throughout the school for sale to help raise money for our philanthropy week.

March 16 (Wednesday):  Join us for our chapter meeting on March 16th from 12-1PM in room 104.  We will be collecting money for Wilson's lunch (more information to come).  Orders will be taken from the whole school on Monday and TuesdayGuest speaker Dr. Frank Berger, Ph. D., Director, Center for Colon Cancer Research. 
 
March 19 (Saturday):  Generation Rx will be holding a safety information event on this Saturday at Lauren's Drug Co and Gilder Weeks Apothecary.  This event is approved for professional service hours so sign up via the calendar on our chapter's APhA-ASP website or via the link in the email I sent to the members.  This is a closed event for APhA-ASP members only.

March 22 (Tuesday):  Diabetes Alert Day - Dr. Shealy and Operation Diabetes is doing a "diabetes for a day" event. Sign up for this event was sent out via email through each class president.

March 23 (Wednesday): Our first Medication Spelling bee will be held in room 271 from 5-7PM.  This is a social event that will be open to the whole school (as of right now), so come out and join us for a great time.  The drugs will be pulled from the top 300 drug list.  The top 3 spellers will receive prizes. Come join us even if you are not going to participate in the spelling bee for a fun time!  Food will be provided. 

Check out the website calendar for more information on upcoming events! https://sites.google.com/a/presby.edu/apha-asp/calendar

SSHP



SCSHP Annual Meeting

The annual meeting is this week: Mar. 13th-15th at the Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa.

March Meeting

*CHANGED DATE*: Our next meeting will be March 21st, from 12-1 in room 271.  Dr. Goodbar will be speaking about PPMI.  A nacho bar will be provided for those who sign up. 
Survey for attendance and lunch: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/F5MLVTV
Deadline: Friday, March 18th at 5 PM

RMH Cookie Baking

April 2nd, from 10-12, our members are encouraged to back cookies at the Ronald McDonald House in Greenville.  This is a fun way to be involved with our philanthropy, and hours are approved for community service.  Here is the survey to sign up: http://doodle.com/poll/c82qd2sxfpavun9w
Survey closes March 14th.

Residency Showcase

Mark your calendars: Wednesday, April 13th (6-9 pm)
Our annual Residency Q&A is one of our exciting events to provide information to those interested in completing a Residency.  We will have a panel of pharmacists from many residency programs as well as current and past residents.  Dinner will be provided for those who attend. Please RSVP at the following link by Monday, April 4th. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QBTDXLN

CPFI



This week is our charity week, we are offering the following items for purchase. All proceeds will go to Broad Street United Methodist Church;

Beach spikes - $10.00
Acrylic mortar and pestle key chains - $5 or 2 for $8
Please see Samantha Coakley (P1), Theodora Hampton (P2) and Amanda Holloman (P3) to place an order. Thank you for your support!

Join us for Bible study, Wednesdays at 8:00 AM in room 141, breakfast is provided.


Verse of the week: How good and pleasant it is when God's people live together in unity! Psalm 133:1 (NIV)

Walgreens Internship Opportunities



Please see below opportunity for a Walgreens Internship. Review the criteria and attachments, and if you have any questions and want to pursue this opportunity please do not hesitate to reach out to Dr. Goodbar (nhgoodbar@presby.edu) There are two separate internships so review each carefully:



The Walgreens Community Pharmacy Internship will provide students with the varying levels of activities and learning experiences based on your year in pharmacy school. If students are looking for immersion in the field, from prescription medications to herbal products, disease state information to pharmacy laws and ethics, this is the ideal opportunity for them.

The intern program is designed for pharmacy students to gain valuable experience and training in areas including:
1.       General pharmacy operations
2.       Pharmacy law and ethics
3.        Pharmacy leadership and management
4.       Prescription medicines, over-the-counter products, vitamins, and supplements
5.       Retail clinical services
6.       One-on-one mentorship
7.       Community Involvement

The Walgreens Pharmacy Corporate Internship Program is a great opportunity for student pharmacists to enhance their educational experience with a corporate perspective of community pharmacy.  Selected students will spend 12 learning-packed weeks at our corporate headquarters, located in Deerfield, Illinois, just north of Chicago. The internship is a full-time program offering a competitive salary and housing.  Transportation is the intern's responsibility. The program consists of three four-week rotations in various departments throughout our corporate office.  Also, the pharmacy interns will join other Walgreen corporate interns in dialogue sessions, presentations by Walgreen corporate managers, several tours and social events. 


SCPhA Junior Board Member Program




SCPhA is pleased to offer pharmacy students the opportunity to learn the ropes of being a leader in the profession through our Junior Board Member program. Students of pharmacy will be matched with sitting members of the SCPhA Board of Directors. During the year, students and board members are paired together. Junior Board Members will be mentored by the current leaders of the state organization and learn the steps and skills necessary for a transition to leadership in a state pharmacy organization. Students will gain invaluable experience in association activities such as committee work, policy development, project completion and implementation, and public presentations. Applicants entering this program will be a Junior Board Member for one year, beginning with the Board Retreat in August and running through Annual Convention in June. 

The applications are at http://www.scrx.org/junior-board-members . All applications should be in by March 30.

GAP Deadline



GAP is due March 24.  You can find all the guidelines laid out on the Moodle Student Affairs page.  

Also, to have your GAP considered truly complete, please ensure to fill out this survey once everything is complete.  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2016GAP

Community Service Event



Sign up to volunteer with Special Olympics Regional Games in Bailey Memorial Stadium
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CED Event



Dr. Kim Kelly, owner/founder of Kelly Diabetes Associates and former (the first) president of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, will be presenting from 12-1 pm on April 14, room 104. Lunch will be Shealy's BBQ from Batesbug-Leesville, SC.  Please RSVP no later than Friday April 8.  

Sunday, March 6, 2016

Trailblaze Challenge Upstate




Make-A-Wish South Carolina grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Make-A-Wish South Carolina has never turned a qualified child away and granted 177 wishes last year, averaging 3 wishes a week.  Make-A-Wish South Carolina is funded through private donations, individuals, companies, and special events.  An upcoming event is the Trailblaze Challenge Upstate, scheduled for May 6-8, 2016, on the Foothills Trail located in upstate SC and western NC.  This endurance event offers participants the choice of a 28.3-mile or a 16.4-mile hike.  For registration information, go to http://www.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1151165&lis=1&kntae1151165=D6C924E4B0004A529BEE4B64334CF2C7.

BUT if you're not up to hiking 28.3 or 16.4 miles at one time but still want to help a child with a life-threatening condition, please consider donating to one of the participants.  Doug Hendrick (formerly of Steamer's Cafe) is Mrs. Carbonneau's son and he will be hiking for this cause.  Doug's personal hike page is 
https://shar.es/1hXJ0M
.  At that site you can donate any amount of money and leave Doug some words of encouragement.  Thank you for your consideration.  

PSGA Elections



It is almost that time of year to select PSGA and Class Officers for 2016-2017. The descriptions and responsibilities of each officer are listed below, but please reach out to those currently serving in these positions if you have any specific questions. New officers will step into their positions on April 1st.

Please take the time to consider taking a leadership role and serving your peers at PCSP. A link for nominations will be sent out this Thursday so please keep an eye out for that email.

PSGA OFFICERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Responsibilities of the PSGA President
                 To be familiar with all operations of PSGA.
                 To schedule, announce, preside, and maintain order and decorum at all PSGA meetings.
                 To serve as the chairperson of PSGA.
                 To enforce and promote enforcement of the Bylaws of PSGA.
                 To know, recognize, and supervise the duties and responsibilities of all branches of the Student Governance Association
                 To represent the PCSP student body on the Dean’s Council; to maintain contact with and to disseminate all pertinent information received from PCSP administration to the other officers and the student body.
                 To work with the student body, officers, and advisors to develop a mission statement, strategic plan, and goals for PSGA; maintains and improves faculty advisor and faculty administrative support.
                 To appoint and remove the chairpersons and members of all committees of the PSGA.
                 To serve as an ex‐officio member of all committees.
                 To maintain close contact and communication with the other members of the PSGA and the Chapter Advisor on a regular basis.
                 To act as a general representative of the PSGA, except in cases where authority is given to another officer or member.
                 To perform the duties of the President‐elect in the interim during which there is no such officer.
                 To represent all students of PCSP including but not limited to; ideas, opinions, suggestions, etc. and appropriately convey to PSGA and other faculty/student committees.

Responsibilities of the PSGA President‐elect
                 To serve a one year term of office as President‐elect and a one year term as President.
                 To become conversant in all aspects of the office of the President.
                 To serve as an ex‐officio member on all committees.
                 To serve as an advisor to the President.
                 To attend all functions and meetings at which the President's attendance is required, so as to be fully trained before assuming the office.
                 To serve as a resource for all procedures and policies by having a copy of the PSGA’s Bylaws.
                 To perform the duties of the President in the interim during which there is no such officer.
                 To represent all students of PCSP including but not limited to; ideas, opinions, suggestions, etc. and appropriately convey to PSGA and other faculty/student committees
                 To plan non‐Pharmacy community service activities with a minimum of two activities per semester

Responsibilities of the PSGA Secretary
                 To record complete minutes at all PSGA meetings.
                 To submit said minutes in typed form to PSGA officers and the advisor within ten days of meeting.
                 To post a copy of said minutes in a conspicuous place within ten days of meeting.
                 To give a report of the minutes recorded at the previous meeting at each general meeting.
                 To assist in publicizing PSGA events at least two weeks prior to that event.

Responsibilities of the PSGA Treasurer
                 To record all cash receipts and disbursement from PSGA funds and to oversee all PSGA fundraising activities.
                 To provide a detailed annual report of expenses and income to PSGA officers and advisor by April 15th of presiding year.
                 To provide a detailed budget plan for the upcoming year to PSGA officers and advisor by June 30 of presiding year.


CLASS OFFICERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Responsibilities of Class President
                 To represent his/her respective class on the Dean’s Council; to maintain contact with and to disseminate all pertinent information received from PCSP administration to the class.
                 To accurately and fully represent his/her respective class on the Pharmacy Student Governance Association and to disseminate all pertinent information received from PSGA to the class.
                 To accurately and fully represent his/her respective class to course instructors and PCSP administration.

Responsibilities of Class Vice President 
                 To serve as an advisor to the Class President.
                 To perform the duties of the Class President in the interim during which there is no such officer.
                 To assist the Class President in representing his/her respective class on the Dean’s Council; to maintain contact with and to disseminate all pertinent information received from PCSP administration to the class.
                 To assist the Class President in accurately and fully representing his/her respective class on the Pharmacy Student Governance Association and to disseminate all pertinent information received from PSGA to the class.
                 To assist the Class President in accurately and fully representing his/her respective class to course instructors and PCSP administration.