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PORTLAND, Maine

SWAG视频 pharmacy students receive NCPA Scholarships

Kaitlyn Bernard and Candace Iba
Kaitlyn Bernard and Candace Iba

Kaitlyn Bernard and Candace Iba (COP, 鈥17) have been awarded Partners in Pharmacy Scholarships by the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) Foundation. Highly selective, the scholarship is given to just ten pharmacy students across the country.

Since 1915, Partners in Pharmacy has been providing scholarships to students planning to pursue careers in pharmacy. Recipients are selected on the basis of their leadership qualities, academic achievement, community service and demonstrated interest in independent pharmacy.  

Daniel Mickool, R.Ph., M.S., (Ed.D. 鈥17), director of continuing education in the College of Pharmacy and clinical instructor in Pharmacy Practice, recommended Bernard and Iba for the scholarships. 鈥淏oth students exemplify leadership skills as well as demonstrate collaboration which are necessary for interprofessional care as a pharmacist,鈥 he said. In addition, the students were co-founders of the NCPA chapter at SWAG视频, which promotes independently owned community pharmacies providing unique healthcare services.

鈥淜aitlyn and Candace are an enthusiastic presence in the college of pharmacy,鈥 he continued, 鈥渟erving the university and community in various roles.鈥

 

To learn more about the SWAG视频鈥檚 College of Pharmacy, visit www.une.edu/pharmacy

 

To apply, visit www.une.edu/admissions

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