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SP dean's and honor roll lists released for class of 2006 autumn quarter

The executive committee of the School of Pharmacy reviewed the performance of the class of 2006, and has released the dean's and honor roll lists for autumn quarter.

To achieve dean's list status, students must achieve a term grade point average of at least 3.7, and receive no incomplete grades for the quarter. The following students are on the dean's list for autumn quarter: Teri Nguyen, Seema Patel, Joanna Robbins, and Sophia Wang.

To achieve honor roll status, students must achieve a term grade point average of 3.30 to 3.69, and receive no incomplete grades for the quarter. The following students are on the honor roll for autumn quarter: Ebrahim Ali, Sheree Arab, Uyen Dang, Ferchie De la Rosa, Jimmy Kuo, Quang Le, Nhu Nguyen, Dekyi Norbu, John Tobing, and Cindy Ung.

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School of Pharmacy holds white coat ceremony for class of 2007

Vice chancellor for educational affairs Lisa M. Beardsley, PhD, MPH, welcomes the family and friends of the class of 2007.

The class of 2007 of the School of Pharmacy was dedicated at a white coat ceremony held Sunday, January 11, in Wong Kerlee International Conference Center. More than 150 family and friends gathered to witness the occasion. The 42 students in the class of 2007 represent more than 15 different ethnic groups and hold more than 40 bachelor and master degrees.

Participating in the ceremony were Avis J. Ericson, PharmD, interim dean, School of Pharmacy; Lisa M. Beardsley, PhD, MPH, vice chancellor for educational affairs, Loma Linda University; as well as several School of Pharmacy faculty.

The following class of 2007 students were honored at the ceremony:

Tolulope Aiyetiwa

Matthew Alexander

Claudia B. Attellah

Hien T. Bui

Kim-L. Cai

Michael S. Campbell

Andrew P. Carroll

Annie Chi

Paul Coggiola

Lee Crumby

Anne M. Curnow

Selena Daniels

Saba Dekabo

Mariam E. Elias

Mona Ghomeshi

Antony Ivo Gobin

Martha L. Gonzalez

Sylvia Khalil

Bosun Kim

Kevin Kim

Sarah S. Kim

Corie L. Kramer

Jade Ngan-Kim Le

Doreen Leung

Chung-Wen Liu

Tina Jo-Ting Liu

Katherine G. Loya-Dial

Suleman Masood

Goldie Mohammadi

Phuongtam Ngoc Nguyen

Si Khanh Nguyen

Teddy D. Nguyen

Kaini Ning

Rasha Nofel

Keun Young Park

Sarah M. Ramirez

Ahmad F. Sadat

Tara C. Swancoat

Don K. Tran

Washington Ubillus Jr.

Keldon Kyle Wong

Edward J. Yoo

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School of Pharmacy dean's and honor roll lists released for autumn quarter

The executive committee of the School of Pharmacy reviewed the performance of the class of 2007, and has released the dean's and honor roll lists for autumn quarter.

To achieve dean's list status, students must achieve a term grade point average of at least 3.7, and receive no incomplete grades for the quarter. The following students are on the dean's list for autumn quarter: Matthew Alexander, Hien T. Bui, Anne M. Curnow, Chung-Wen Liu, and Tina Jo-Ting Liu.

To achieve honor roll status, students must achieve a term grade point average of 3.30 to 3.69, and receive no incomplete grades for the quarter. The following students are on the honor roll for autumn quarter: Claudia B. Attellah, Michael Campbell, Annie Chi, Paul Coggiola, Lee Crumby, Selena Daniels, Mona Ghomeshi, Sarah S. Kim, Corie L. Kramer. Jade Ngan-Kim Le, Doreen Leung, Teddy D. Nguyen, Kaini Ning, Keun Young Park, Sarah M. Ramirez, Keldon Kyle Wong, and Edward J. Yoo.

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School of Pharmacy sponsors toy drive during the Christmas season

School of Pharmacy students gather in the lobby of LLUCH to to deliver toys to patients collected during their annual toy drive. More than 200 toys were collected for the 2003 drive.

The School of Pharmacy community service committee sponsored their 2nd annual campus wide toy drive during the winter of 2003 for the children at the LLU Children's Hospital. The drive was coordinated with the hopes of bringing to the children and their families a small reminder that they are supported during their difficult times, and to help them have a warm experience in the hospital during the holidays. The toy drive was an enormous success, thanks to the monetary donations from ISHP (Inland Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists) and School of Pharmacy students and faculty. There were more than 200 gifts collected and purchased. The pharmacy students worked together to create posters, make bins, post flyers, label, organize, and wrap each individual gift. On December 15, the students delivered the toys to the Children's Hospital. The students visited the rooms of each child in the heart transplant, acute care, and oncology departments. The look of appreciation and excitement from the children and their families made the drive a truly rewarding experience. With each gift that was given, a smile was put on the child's face and hope in their heart. The School of Pharmacy would like to thank everyone for their overwhelming support in giving donations. For more information, please contact toy_drive@yahoo.com.

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