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P4 Students Recognized for Academic, Professionalism, Research, and Service Achievements
March 16, 2020
We are honored to announce the recipients of this year’s P4 academic, professionalism, research, and service awards. Congratulations to all!
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Dean’s Professionalism Award for outstanding professionalism, leadership and good academic performance |
Colin Finley |
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Valener L. Perry Award for outstanding contributions to student life at the College of Pharmacy |
Jeffrey Lo |
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Julia E. Emanuel Award for outstanding community service, leadership and good academic performance |
Eunice Lee |
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Cecilia Li |
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Saeed Yousif |
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Thomas D. Rowe Award for outstanding service to the College, leadership and good academic performance |
Bianca Campbell |
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Lauren Williams |
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Yifan Zheng |
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Kristen L. McGlone Research Award for excellence in research |
Sarah Choi |
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Liane Kuo |
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Albert B. Prescott Award for highest GPA |
Amanda Fodera |
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Rho Chi Award for second highest GPA |
Christopher Bond |
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Alumni Award for third highest GPA |
Jacqueline Dela Peña |
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APhA-ASP Pharmacy Senior Recognition Award |
Rachel No |
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Michigan Society of Health System Pharmacists Student Recognition Award |
Rona Jin |
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US Public Health Service Award |
Crystal A. Lee |
We are extremely proud of our 2020 graduating class and look forward to finding creative ways to celebrate your achievements!
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