PharmacyBulletin
2011
Pharmacy team wins title in national business plan competition
I Am Pharmacy... I Am ISU!
On the cover...
A huge congratulations goes out to our students who recently won the National Good Neighbor Pharmacy
NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition.
About 16 years ago, the William M. Eames Business Scholars Program was established with the help of
a generous alum from the class of 1957. Since then, with the help of Dr. Kerry Casperson, we have been
working to establish a joint PharmD/MBA program. Part of this program has involved competing in the
National NCPA competition. This year, our students were chosen out of 35 teams that submitted business plans to compete in Nashville for the national title. Four P3’s, Wesston Faux, Nick Beebe, Tyler
Hemsley and Alan Pannier, presented their plan and were awarded the national title.
We celebrate their hard work and how well they have represented ISU College of Pharmacy.
Dean’s Message
I AM PHARMACY... I AM ISU
I am so proud to be a part of this college. Our current students continue to compete and be recognized
at the national level, and you, our alumni, continue to represent us with your outstanding success and
accomplishments.
We have a continued legacy of excellence that spans generations. In this year’s group of P1s, we have three third generation College of
Pharmacy students. We also have a recent graduate whose great grandfather was an alumnus. It is exciting to think that over 93 years
the College of Pharmacy has become a multi-generational family. As I meet with alumni, I am continually reminded of how the family
of ISU College of Pharmacy is a community of professionals that have caring in common.
In this Bulletin, enjoy reading about our Associate Dean, Cathy Cashmore, and how her efforts to create opportunities for our students
in nuclear pharmacy resulted in a business venture. Explore the stories of two of our Alumni: Brookie Swallow, a retired pharmacist
and author, and Bill Wolfe, a “not so traditional” pharmacist. Take a look through the photos of our students and their activities, including the White Coat Ceremony welcoming the class of 2015 and graduation of the class of 2011 with students receiving their doctoral
hoods.
The time you spent here at ISU is important to us. You have made us who we are and we are proud to be associated with you. There are
many ways to describe the pharmacists who have graduated from our College. Whether you are retired, a researcher, a retail pharmacist
or a business owner, all of you are pharmacists and all of you are ISU. As the profession of pharmacy changes and you continue in your
career, I hope you will stay connected to ISU College of Pharmacy.
You will always be a part of our family.
Faculty & Leadership
Dr. Paul Cady
Dean; Professor
Dr. Gina Davis
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Roger Hefflinger
Clinical Associate Professor
Dr. Rex Lott
Professor
Dr. Barbara Adamcik
Interim Provost and Vice President,
Academic Affairs; Professor
Dan Dean
Director of Alumni Relations
and Development
Julie Hillebrant
Assistant to the Dean
for College Relations
Dr. Karl Madaras-Kelly
Professor
Dr. Alok Bhushan
Professor
Dr. Dana Diedrich
Interim BPDCI Department Chair;
Professor
Dr. John Holmes
Visiting Research Professor
Dr. James Bigelow
Associate Professor
Dr. Eliza Borzadek
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Glenda Carr
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Catherine Cashmore
Associate Dean; Associate Professor
Dr. Kerry Casperson
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Kevin Cleveland
Director, Idaho Drug Information Service;
Associate Professor
Dr. Cynthia Culbertson
Director of Admissions & Student Services
Dr. Vaughn Culbertson
Director of Assessment, Accreditation
and Nontraditional Pharm.D. Program;
Professor
Dr. Christopher Daniels
Professor
Dr. Robin Dodson
Director, Meridian Student Services;
Professor
Dr. Chris Downing
Assistant Professor
Dr. Kathy Eroschenko
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. John Erramouspe
Professor
Dr. Judy Fontenelle
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Rex Force
Professor
Dr. Virginia Galizia
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Robert Goettsch
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Teddie Gould
Associate Professor
Dr. David Hachey
Clinical Professor
Dr. Timothy Hunt
Associate Professor
Dr. Stephen Hurley
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Eugene Isaacson
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Jolie Jantz
Clinical Assistant Professor
Mark Johnston
Adjunct Instructor
Dr. Barbara Mason
Professor
Dr. Catherine Oliphant
Assistant Department Chair; Associate
Professor
Dr. Christopher Owens
PPRA, Department Chair; Associate
Professor
Dr. Tracy Pettinger
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Brooke Pugmire
Director, Continuing Education; Clinical
Assistant Professor
Dr. Sandra Jue
Clinical Professor
Dr. Richard Rhodes
Assistant Dean for Experiential Education;
Professor
Dr. Ann Kator
Adjunct Clinical Instructor
Dr. William Sharp
Professor Emeritus
Dr. James Lai
Interim Assistant Department Chair;
Professor
Dr. Michelle Steed
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Henan Li
Visiting Assistant Professor
Dr. Cara Liday
Associate Professor
Dr. Thomas Wadsworth
Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Cindy Wilson
Associate Professor
Dr. Guang Yan
Assistant Professor
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Contents
2 - Letter from the Dean
Mission
Our mission is to develop caring and highly capable
pharmacists who positively impact the health care needs of
people in our communities, the state and nation. We are
committed to the advancement of the pharmacy profession and
the biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences through research,
service and patient-centered care.
Vision
The Idaho State University College of Pharmacy will be an
innovator and leader in pharmacy education and scholarly
activity. Opportunities will be provided to support lifelong
learning and professional development in an atmosphere of
collaboration, cultural awareness, and respect of individuals.
Values
The College is committed to:
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• Integrity
• Excellence
• Leadership • Communication
• Professionalism
• Scholarship
• Lifelong Learning • Innovation
• Respect for the Individual
3 - Faculty
4 - College of Pharmacy
Mission Statement
5 - Faculty Focus:
Catherinet Cashmore
7 - Commencement 2011
14- Students:
National Award Winners
15- White Coat Ceremony
16- Generations of Pharmacy
17- Preceptors
22- Alumni:
Brookie Swallow
Bill Wolfe
24- Donor Honor Roll
29- Department Updates
31- Faculty Accomplishments
35- Student Outreach Programs
Some Like It “Hot”
Cathy Cashmore
and Her Nuclear Pharmacy
Graduating from the ISU College of
Pharmacy in 1993, Cathy Cashmore never
expected to be running a nuclear pharmacy.
However, standing in the lab at Advanced
Isotopes of Idaho surrounded by syringe
pigs, lead lined shielding, and Geiger counters, “Here I am,” she says.
After graduation, Cathy stayed in Pocatello, eventually becoming Associate
Dean of the College. After a six-month
sabbatical to pursue a long-time interest in
nuclear pharmacy, she came back to provide students with an opportunity to learn
nuclear pharmacy, and it became a business.
She is now pharmacist-in-charge and
part owner with Dr. Nicole Chopski at Advanced Isotopes of Idaho
in Chubbuck. It is one of the few
independent nuclear pharmacies in
the country. Opening in February,
2006, “it provides all of the radiopharmaceuticals for nuclear medicine facilities from Logan, Utah
in the south, Pocatello and Idaho
Falls locally,
as far north as
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and as far west
as Minidoka and Cassia” says Cathy.
The vast majority of
all the doses that the
pharmacy provides are
for medical diagnostic
testing, although the
pharmacy does provide I-131 and Y-90
doses for treatment
of non-Hodgkin
lymphoma, thyroid cancer and
hyperthyroidism.
Recently, the pharmacy also began treating felines with hyperthyroidism. Veterinarian Dr. Walter Rowntree was riding his
bike in the area and noticed the Advanced
Isotopes of Idaho sign. He stopped in and
asked if they could supply I-131 and Y-90.
Ever since, Dr. Rowntree has offered it as
a treatment option for cats with hyperthyroidism. According to Cathy, the cats are
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Nuclear Pharmacy continued...
brought in on a Friday, receive their
injection and are isolated for three
days because they are “hot” with radiation.
“Radioactive iodine has always
been the gold standard treatment for
this disease,” says Rowntree. “In the
past, a cat owner would have to travel
to Utah, Washington or Colorado for
the treatment.” According to Rowntree, I-131 treatment is also safe for
the cat, and the prognosis is excellent. The two other treatment options are surgery or 2 to 3 doses of
medication every day. So far, three
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cats have been treated with I-131
through the partnership, and “so far,
all worked beautifully as expected,”
says Rowntree. “We are grateful to
Cathy for being willing to help.”
Advanced Isotopes of Idaho has
also been a great opportunity for
students to learn radiopharmacy.
The COP not only offers an elective
in nuclear pharmacy but a rotation
opportunity for P4’s through the lab.
“After a single rotation, students earn
approximately half of their hours to
become an ANP (Authorized Nuclear
Pharmacist),” says Cathy.
In fact, Micah Rydman, one of
Cathy’s first students at Advanced
Isotopes, opted to complete his certification in nuclear pharmacy and began work after graduation at Cardinal
Nuclear in Boise, Idaho. He quickly
rose to manager and is currently a
preceptor offering IPPE and APPE
opportunities for pharmacy students.
Congratulations to the class of
2011
Following a tradition of excellence in Pharmacy education, on May 6, 2011,
the Idaho State University College of Pharmacy awarded 67 degrees,
including 59 PharmDs, 8 nontraditional PharmD degrees and 7 Masters degrees.
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Students Win National Title...
for Phamacy Business Plan
and has inspired our students, and to
Bill Eames for his vision of the value of
stressing the role of business knowledge in pharmacy and for providing
funding to encourage student involvement.”
Dr. Casperson emphasized preparation with the students, asking them
to present their plan 8 times. They
were able to present to the Dean’s
Advisory Council during Homecoming Week. “We took the questions
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work pay off and the motivation that others
Idaho State University College of Pharmacy had towards our innovative approach to pharmacy,” said Alan. “It was an unforgettable
students Alan Pannier, Nick Beebe, Tyler
experience, the contacts made and networking
Hemsley, and Wesston Faux – also known as
opportunities were priceless”
the hypothetical proprietors of “The Remedy”
“These students are a great example of
community pharmacy –convincingly sold their
the calliber of students and achievement
business plan model on Sunday, October 9,
2011, winning first place at the Good Neighbor we have at the COP. We can all be proud,”
Pharmacy National Community Pharmacists
said Dean Cady.
Association Pruitt-Schutte Student Business
For the first place title, the students rePlan Competition in Nashville, TN.
ceive $3,000 for the NCPA student chapter
Dr. Paul Cady, Dean of the College of Phar- and $3,000 is contributed to the school in the
macy, who traveled with the students to the
dean’s name to promote independent pharnational NCPA meeting reported:
macy.
“… I watched the presentations and in my,
The plan was one of three chosen nationlikely biased, opinion they totally blew away
wide to compete in Nashville for the national
the competition … So, congratulations to Alan, title. The two other finalists were the UniverNick, Tyler and Wesston. A big thanks to Dr.
sity at Buffalo - SUNY, and the University of
Kerry Casperson who gave much of his time
Oklahoma.
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Wesston Faux, Tyler Helmsley, Dean Cady and
John Tilley, former NCPA President and 1977 ISU
COP alum.
Team members and their advisor for the
three finalist teams received complimentary
registration, travel and lodging to NCPA’s 113th
Annual Convention and Trade Exposition in
Nashville, TN, Oct. 8-12.
White Coat Ceremony
Class of 2015
Seventy-two new students entered the College of Pharmacy to become
the class of 2015. Forty will attend at the Pocatello campus and 32 in
Meridian. Dean Paul Cady officiated the ceremony in Meridian and Associate Dean Cathy Cashmore officiated in Pocatello. Three students are
representing their families as third and fourth generation students of the
ISU College of Pharmacy. We are excited to see the tradition of excellence continue.
Pocatello - Class of 2015
Meridian Class of 2015
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Generations of Pharmacy... I AM ISU
This year the College of Pharmacy saw three students entering as multi generation students and one student graduated as a fourth generation student
of the
ISU College of Pharmacy
Brenda (1984) and Dan Fuchs (1985) with their son,
Jacob. Grandpa Dick Fuchs (1960) is also an alum
along with a dozen or more Fuchs family members
that have graduated from ISU COP.
P1 Jacqueline Paye with Professor Tracy Pettinger. Jacqueline’s father is David Dokimos
(Class of 1983) and her grandfather Ernie graduated in 1959.
Three generations of ISU COP students: P1
Kinzi Jones, her mother Sally Myler (Class
of 1998) and grandfather Bill Hunter (1969).
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Wendell Schenk (Class of 1949)
and his great-grandson Grayson
Schenk (2011)
Thank You Preceptors...
...for the many valuable hours of time you give to helping educate our students.
Advanced Isotopes
Catherine Cashmore
Chubbuck, ID
Allen Drug
Richard Allen
Malad, ID
Broulim’s Pharmacy
Jason Watts
Rigby, ID
Neil Hurley
Rexburg, ID
Blaine Wilding
Shelley, ID
Alta View Hospital Pharmacy
Erica Hill Sandy, UT
Cache Valley Specialty Hospital
Nancy Martin
North Logan, UT
American Fork Hospital Pharmacy Cardinal Health
Dallas Moore
Michael Gardner
American Fork, UT
Micah Rydman
Boise, ID
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Pharmacy
Care First Pharmacy
Lynette Williams
Ronnie Widdison
Montpelier, ID
Washington Terrace, UT
Costco Wholesale Corporation
Barbara Fuchs
Twin Falls, ID
Don’s Pharmacy
Chuck Boiselle
Reno, NV
Critical Care Systems
Scott Bonnema
Boise, ID
Dymond Consulting/Healthwise
Pharmacy
Brad Dymond
Springville, UT
Custom Rx Pharmacy
Travis Walthall
Kuna, ID
CVS Pharmacy
Nathan Bozeat
Reno, NV
CVS Store
Lisa McClanahan
Richmond, VA
Behavioral Health Services
Tiffany Hall
Pocatello, ID
Cassia Regional Medical Center
Greg Betts
Burley, ID
Darrington Pharmacy
Linda Adams
Darrington, WA
Bingham Memorial Hospital
Pharmacy
Wade Flowers
Blackfoot, ID
Complex Care Hospital of Idaho
Todd S. Davis
Meridian, ID
Depot Drug-UPREHS
Ben Johnson
Salt Lake City, UT
Corner Drug
Tom Troshynsky
Driggs, ID
Dick’s Pharmacy
Kent Alexander
Daniel Fuchs
Twin Falls, ID
Blackfeet Community Hospital
Aaron Long
Browning, MT
Blackfoot Medical Center
Tracy Pettinger
Blackfoot, ID
Bob’s Pharmacy
Bob Newsom
Pocatello, ID
Costa Medica
Shah Afshar
Eagle, ID
Costco Pharmacy
Tyson Spencer
Pocatello, ID
Dixie Regional Medical Center
Scott Mecham
Ralph Clarke
Michael Wilde
St. George, UT
Eastern Idaho RMC Pharmacy
James Williams
Clint Rohner
Michelle Steed
Jo Kiester
Idaho Falls, ID
Ed Snell’s Pharmacy Shop
Ed Snell
Roger Murphy
Pocatello, ID
Eerste River Hospital
Albert Hazekamp
Eerste River, South Africa
Elks Rehab Hospital Pharmacy
Debbie Heckathorn
Alfred Hogenaver
Boise, ID
Family Practice Medical Center
Roger Hefflinger
Boise, ID
Farmacia La Amada
Michael Schsholm
San Jose, Costa Rica
Franklin County Medical Center
Kim Allen
Preston, ID
Please let us know if we have failed to include you in this list.
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Preceptors
Fred Meyer Pharmacy
Mark Bohrer
Anchorage, AK
Tom Manske
Pocatello, ID
London Reiber
Angela McCamish
Boise, ID
Heather Anderson
Idaho Falls, ID
Richard Maggard
Liz Oler
Meridian, ID
Anthony Vaughn
Twin Falls, ID
Kirk Perry
Ben Cook
Garden City, ID
Gary’s Pharmacy at Yokes
Linda Mainvil-Fischer
Kellogg, ID
Harmon City, Inc.
Gregory Jones
West Valley City, UT
Harmons Apothecary
Brad Abel
St. George, UT
Health West Pocatello Clinic
Brooke Pugmire
Chris Owens
Pocatello, ID
Heartland LTC Pharmacy
Bill Devereux
Boise, ID
Heartland Pharmacy
R. David Manning
Quincy, WA
Home Living Services Inc.
Edee Dvorak
Pocatello, ID
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Idaho Drug Company
Ty Swenson
Rigby, ID
Idaho Drug Information Service
Kevin Cleveland
Scott Johnson
Pocatello, ID
Idaho State Board of Pharmacy
Mark Johnston
Boise, ID
Idaho State Veterans Home
Richard Rhodes
Blake Buffat
Pocatello, ID
ISU Family Medicine
Eliza Borzadek
Rex Force
Dave Hachey
John Holmes
Pocatello, ID
ISU Student Health Pharmacy
Gina Davis
Pocatello, ID
Jolley’s Pharmacy
Tad Jolley
West Jordan, UT
Kaiser Permanente-HawaiiOncology
Marc Takemoto
IMC Community PharmacyPreceptors Honolulu, HI
Mike Akagi
Key Med Inc.
Murray, UT
Rachel Armstrong
Innovative Care Pharmacy
Martin Reed
Grace Lawrence
Pocatello, ID
Boise, ID
KJ’s Pharmacy
Integricare Clinical Associates
Kent Jensen
Chris Shea
Twin Falls, ID
Reno, NV
Kmart Pharmacy
Interlake Pharmacy
Gino Piva
Jim Sharp
James Kelley
Pocatello, ID
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Intermountain Homecare Pharmacy
Mark Crosby
Salt Lake City, UT
Kootenai Anticoagulation Clinic
Gianna Donnelly
Jamie Cervi-Skinner
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Intermountain Hospital
Stephen Carlson
Boise, ID
Kootenai Cancer Center
Michael Brandt
Poppy Wilson
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Intermountain Medical Clinic
Cara Liday
Pocatello, ID
Kootenai Medical Center
Dean Thorson
John Wooldridge
Jolie Jantz
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Ladd Family Pharmacy
Elaine Ladd
Boise, ID
Lee’s Pharmacy
Brent Powelson
Smithfield, UT
Lemps Apothecary, Inc.
Gary Wilburn
Boise, ID
Madison Memorial Hospital
Pharmacy
Dorsie Sullenger
Rexburg, ID
Mat-Su Regional Medical Center
James Bunch
Palmer, AK
McCall Rexall Drug
Stephanie Chan
McCall, ID
McKay-Dee Hospital
Scott Scoffield
Ogden, UT
McKay-Dee Hospital Inpatient
Pharmacy
Mark Harper
Ogden, UT
Medical Clinic Pharmacy
Tyler Higgins
Caldwell, ID
Medical Pharmacy
Jen Kuschel
Fargo, ND
Medicap Pharmacy
Devin Trone
Meridian, ID
Medicine Man Prairie-Hayden
Barry Feely
Hayden, ID
Preceptors
Medicine Man West Pharmacy
Don Smith
Post Falls, ID
John Aminee
Liberty Lake, WA
Not-Tsoo Gah-Nee Indian Health
Clinic
Kathleen Payne
Mark Black
Fort Hall, ID
MedNow Pharmacy
Dennis Nelson
Boise, ID
Origins Pharmacy Solutions
Corina Reyna
Middleton, ID
Mike’s Pharmacy Site
Mike Merrill
Idaho Falls, ID
Pamida Pharmacy
Alma Killpack
Lyman, WY
Steve Staley
Thayne, WY
Minidoka Memorial Hospital
Preston Maxwell
Rupert, ID
Mountain Care Pharmacy
Rebecca Smith
Boise, ID
Mountain States Tumor Institute
Jessie Modlin
Boise, ID
Mountain View Hospital
Nancy Lundblade
Adam Simmons
Idaho Falls, ID
Nevada State Board of Pharmacy
Larry Pinson
Reno, NV
New Heights Clinic
Mel Coughlin
Vancouver, WA
Northern Idaho Advanced Care
Hospital
Kristi Heaton
Post Falls, ID
Northwest Health Systems, Inc.
Melanie Ostman
Spokane, WA
Paul’s Pharmacy
Danette Grigg
Boise, ID
Pennywise Drug
Mike McKinney
Caldwell, ID
Pharmerica
Dave Moore
Meridian, ID
PharmEase LLC
Spencer Dietz
Ammon, ID
Pocatello Children & Adolescent
Clinic
John Erramouspe
Pocatello, ID
American Falls, ID
Preston, ID
Primary Children’s Medical Center Sacred Heart Medical Center
Jared Cash
Clayton Littell
Jennifer Bradbury
Spokane, WA
Richard Thomas
Sabrina Boehme
San Luis Valley Regional Medical
Salt Lake City, UT
Center
Blake Sowards
Professional Home I.V., Inc.
Alamosa, CO
Lori DeVito
Soldotna, AK
Sav-Mor Drug
Jim Alexander
Providence UNA
Mountain Home, ID
Brian Gates
Cathi Ketterling
Spokane, WA
Buhl, ID
Reddish Pharmacy
Ed Reddish
Nampa, ID
Renown Regional Medical Center
Alex Rassuchine
Zack Marcus
Michael Stander
Dave Nelson Adam Porath Brian Vu
Bob Fox
Brian Pinson
Kate Ward
Reno, NV
Ridley’s Pharmacy
Gene Hines
Rupert, ID
Rite Aid Pharmacy
Joseph Brown
Portneuf Medical Center Pharmacy
Idaho Falls, ID
Marilyn Silcock
Barry Williams
Susan Wilson Shannon Mars
Ron Endo
Cori Farrar
Pocatello, ID
Boise, ID
Robert Thompson
Prescription Center
Burley, ID
Gary Pullen
Kevin Ellis
Idaho Falls, ID
McCall, ID
Preston Drug Store
Craig Haslam
Rockland Pharmacy
Rod Tucker
Sav-On Pharmacy
Debbie Marchetti
Michael Coxe
Pocatello, ID
Ed Houston
Meridian, ID
Frank Casabonne
Darrell Sterling
Gordon Milford
Judd Knudsen
Ken Dirk
Boise, ID
Alan Jensen
Idaho Falls, ID
Holly Henggeler
Payette, ID
Libby Eggleston
Caldwell, ID
Scolari’s Food & Drug
Lorin Foster
Reno, NV
Scrip World
Doug Burgoyne
Salt Lake City, UT
Sean Shivnan Pharmacy Ltd.
John W. Burt
Gisborne, New Zealand
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Preceptors
SEARHC Medical Center
Teresa Bruce
Juneau, AK
SelectHealth
Matt Mitchell
Murray, UT
St. Alphonsus Medical Center
Nampa
James Ineck
Nampa, ID
St. Alphonsus RMC Pharmacy
Mark Phillips
Karl Clough
Shaver Pharmacy & Compounding
Brenda Gisslen
Center
Todd Montrose
John Thomas
Lori Gebo-Shaver
Pocatello, ID
Chris Oswald
Paul Pomeroy
ShopKo Pharmacy
Robert Drewett
Aime Taylor
Kathy Eroschenko
Michelle Reynolds
Jay Haener
Melissa Herzog
Patricia Aggers
Chubbuck, ID
Boise, ID
Steve Stelter
St. Benedict’s
Jim Beckwith
Boise, ID
Family Medical Center Pharmacy
Diane Howell
Bruce Barnes
Twin Falls
Jerome, ID
Sierra Radiopharmacy
Dennis Latino
Reno, NV
St. Josephs RMC Pharmacy
Anna Christopher
Lewiston, ID
Smith’s Pharmacy
Jon Brown
Evanston, WY
Alan Maxwell Steve Borden
Burley, ID
Jerry Paxton
Green River, WY
St. Luke’s Meridian
MongTu Pham Nguyen
William Belau
Adam Kramer
Shawna Byington
Audrey Nguyen
Meridian, ID
SOS Pharmacy
Garrett Crane
Springville, UT
Southeast Idaho VA Clinic
Paul Otto
Pocatello, ID
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St. Luke’s Internal Medicine
Thomas Wadsworth
Boise, ID
St. Luke’s Magic Valley
RMC Pharmacy
Dawn Berheim
Deborah Burr
Kurt VandenBosch
Bret Walters
Rebecca Arbogast
St. Luke’s Magic Valley
RMC Pharmacy... continued
Kenny Alexander
David Green
Kaylee Schultz
Greg Slevin
Twin Falls, ID
Superior Care of Idaho Pharmacy
... continued
Dan Holt
Chubbuck, ID
Jeff Warden
Salt Lake City, UT
St. Luke’s McCall
Heidi Galyardt
McCall, ID
Tahoe Pacific Hospital
Ged Laplante
Reno, NV
St. Luke’s RMC-Boise Outpatient
Mike Griffiths
Boise, ID
Target Pharmacy
Tony Rost
Twin Falls, ID
Jae H. Seo
Reno, NV
St. Luke’s RMC Pharmacy
Rob Wills
Lily Chao
Karen Robison
Janet Zadar
Catherine Gundlach Dave Wilson
Erin Kohler
Victoria Wallace
Kathne Morrell
Michael Dickens
Cathy Oliphant
Scott Robison
Rob Grabowski
Greg Slevin
Boise, ID
St. Mary’s Hospital Pharmacy
Paul Vitkus
Reno, NV
Star Valley Medical Center
Scott A. McCloud
Afton, WY
State Hospital South Pharmacy
Brady Dowding
Blackfoot, ID
Superior Care of Idaho Pharmacy
Lisa Worthington
Meridian, ID
Terry Reilly Health Services
Sabrina Allen
Glenda Carr
Nampa, ID
Teton Clinical Pharmacy Inc
Jason Bailey
Idaho Falls, ID
Teton Valley Hospital
Kelley Coburn
Driggs, ID
Treasure Valley Hospital
Jennifer Lindstrom
Boise, ID
Trower Road Night & Day AMCAL
Pharmacy
Camille Woodhouse
Darwin, Australia
Tucson Medical Center
Robert Wolk
Tucson, AZ
University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center
Kristen Shimko
Pittsburgh, PA
Preceptors
University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center Anticoagulation
Service
Bethany Helms
Pittsburgh, PA
USPHS Whiteriver Indian Hospital
Ken Say
Whiteriver, AZ
Utah Valley Regional Medical
Center
Cory Page
Kevin Christensen
Provo, UT
VA Hospital Pharmacy
Paul Black
Tim Santos
Thomas Schafer
Shane Komoda
Larry Meyer
Eileen Twomey
Cassie Bertsch
Barbara Mason
Karl Madaras-Kelly
Rex Lott
Sandra Jue
Boise, ID
VA Sierra Nevada Healthcare
System
Lisa Bryan
Gary Patchin
Heather Magallon Christine Pallini
Arthur Allen William “Toro” Llamas
Beth Foster
Reno, NV
Wal-Mart Pharmacy
Tracy Coffman
Chubbuck, ID
Casandra Carper
Caldwell, ID
Troy Zanelli
Twin Falls, ID
Wal-Mart Pharmacy... continued
Jeremy Turner
Blackfoot, ID
William Jordan
Burley, ID
Greg White
Draper, UT
Walgreens Pharmacy
Scott Fleming
Sara Sysock
David Nguyen
Boise, ID
Brandi Slachter
Rexburg, ID
Jan Osterberg
Terry Leuenhagen
Meridian, ID
Jaime Peterson
Salt Lake City, UT
Shaun Wells
Blackfoot, ID
Naomi Knight
Chubbuck, ID
Tony Wright
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Anne Nelson
Sparks, NV
Mark Smith
Cathleen Ramos
Idaho Falls, ID
Kathleen Parkinson
Adam Hill
Twin Falls, ID
Rich Arrossa
Nampa, ID
Wallace Drug
Dwight Wallace
Kim Wynn
Aberdeen, ID
Weiser Memorial Hospital
Robert Fischer
Weiser, ID
West Valley Medical Center
Pharmacy
C. Taylor Nielson
Caldwell, ID
Wyoming State Hospital
Chrys Shillcox
Evanston, WY
Yoke’s Pharmacy #4
Dwayne Sheffler
Ponderay, ID
Yoke’s Pharmacy #5
Janet Simonson
Kellogg, ID
Yukon-Kuskokwim Health
Corporation
Greg Ponsness
Susan Wheeler
Bethel, AK
Dr. Susan Wilson is awarded Mentor of the Year at the
Pocatello White Coat Ceremony. Susan is a preceptor
at Portneuf Medical Center Pharmacy. We thank her
for her dedication to our students.
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Looking to the Past; Inspiring Our Future
Brookie Condie Swallow, alumna 1950
Raised during the Great Depression, the
daughter of a World War I veteran and a
teenager during World War II – the life,
perspective and trajectory of the young
Brookie Condie Swallow were greatly influenced by the political, economic and social
conditions of her youth. In the forward of
her upcoming historical novel, Standing
Firm, Ms. Swallow describes:
‘I was required in the first grade of school
to memorize the 23rd Psalm and the short
version of the Ten Commandments … We
were taught to be polite and respectful
of our parents, teachers, neighbors, and
elderly people, and to show reverence for
God and Country …’
Brookie and
Grover Swallow
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It all began in a meeting
with her high school counselor at Twin Falls High
School in the mid-1940s, a
time when young girls did
not often pursue education beyond a high school
diploma. The advice from
her high school counselor
was to consider a career in
pharmacy - the rest is history. A young woman ahead
of her time, Brookie Condie
thoughtfully planned for
college and a career that
would align with her family
values. She aspired to be a
professional and sought an
occupation that would afford
her the flexibility to devote
quality time and attention to
a future husband and family,
yet still allow her to realize
her personal, intellectual and
professional capacity.
With a love for chemistry
and math, Brookie set out for
ISU’s COP in 1946. Though
she was often the only female in class, and only 1 of 4 women in
her graduating class, Brookie graduated
with high honors in 1950. During her time
at school, she met and married schoolmate Grover Swallow (Class of ’49). After
graduation, Brookie and Grover acquired,
co-owned and operated multiple drug
stores, Swallow Drugs. Not only did
Brookie work as a pharmacist in one of
the family stores, but she served as the
bookkeeper for the family operations
while raising 10 (yes, TEN!) children.
When asked what significant
changes in the pharmacy profession
she experienced during her career, she
pointedly answered, “The explosion of
antibiotics on the market.”
An experienced business woman,
having owned and operated four phar-
macies during her career,
she offered this advice to
young pharmacists aspiring to own their own
pharmacies, “Looking
at today’s economy you
better have your books
in order. To have your
own independent store
anymore – it just doesn’t
seem practical. If you are
going to do it – go where
there isn’t any competition.” Words of wisdom
from a woman of the
“Greatest Generation.”
Pioneer female pharmacist and proprietor
and author, Brookie Condie Swallow is not
only an extremely successful Idaho State
University College of Pharmacy alum, but
a wife, mother and savvy business woman,
just as she had planned!
The dining hall crew in the basement of Graveley Hall
Not your average Pharmacist - Bill Wolfe, alum 1968
ever” when his
friend Stan
Carkeet suggested that
they head to
Pocatello to
attend Pharmacy school.
Lloyd Suza,
a mutual
friend, was
already attending the
COP and
helped them
get settled.
Bill says
that Pocatello was defi“California Gold”
e with his 1949 Merc,
Bill and Jennifer Wolf
nitely a culture shock,
but he liked that within minutes you could
Bill Wolfe agrees that he is not your aver- be on a ski hill or in seclusion. The weather
also took some getting used to. He rememage pharmacist. “When you look around
bers waking up one sunny, beautiful winter
at the men that graduated in my class,” he
day, sporting California wingtips, white
says, “most married, settled down and had
jeans, a t-shirt and a windbreaker, expectkids” after school ended. Bill took another
path. He spent time backpacking in Europe ing warm weather. Then, he was walking to
the corner, a breeze blew up, and he came
and “just played.”
running back inside after experiencing a
Bill came to ISU College of Pharmacy
almost on a whim. Originally from Turlock, wind chill of 5 below zero.
John Bergen served as Dean from 1963California, he had been attending school
68 and was one of Bill’s best memories of
at Modesto Junior College studying “whatlife at the COP. “Dean Bergen was an ab-
solute prince and a genius,” says Bill. “He
was a gifted instructor and just a nice guy.
He would work to talk to you on a level you
could understand; he would try hard to get
along with students.”
As members of Phi Delta Chi, Bill and his
friends would end the week at Buddy’s restaurant with a pitcher of beer. “Fortunately
we were all in the same boat; Buddy’s was
just a short walk down the street, so we
spent a lot of time there,” said Stan.
Stan remembers Bill as being like “The
Fonz” who always had a date and a nice
car. Bill is known for the 1941 Merc that
he restored and was featured in the car
magazine, Car Kulture Deluxe, but being a
pharmacist has been good to Bill. Over the
years he enjoyed playing the market, being
a business man and owning a pharmacy.
Still the restless spirit, Bill has trouble staying in one spot for too long.
Bill didn’t marry until he was 50 years
old. And even then, he and his wife Jennifer didn’t want a traditional wedding.
Instead, they got married in Las Vegas on
the set of the Starship Enterprise from the
Star Trek TV series. Two Klingons and 2
Ferengies, attended the wedding.
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ISU College of Pharmacy
Honor Roll of Donors
The Difference You’ve Made:
No matter if your gift is large or small, designed for a specific purpose or available for annual operating support, outright or deferred,
it will help us fullfull our mission of “developing caring and highly
capable pharmacists who positively impact the health care needs of
people in our communities, the state and nation.”
Individual support for the College of Pharmacy has served as an
investment in the quality of our academic programs. Although your
contributions may realize financial and tax rewards, we hope that
the primary motivation to give will come from your desire to be a
partner in the College’s mission.
For our alumni, your gift to Idaho State University College of
Pharmacy attests to your true appreciation of your education and
College experience. For our friends, it affirms your belief in the
value of quality education for today’s students and for future generations to come.
Thank you for your support in scholarships, programs and more!
Idaho State University College of Pharmacy is capable of
structuring many types of gifts to accommodate donors’ financial objectives and circumstances. Anyone sincere in their
desire to help others can be a philanthropist. The possibilities
to create a legacy are endless. Thoughtful gift planning can
multiply your gift and its financial and tax benefits. After all,
it’s better to give and to receive!
$383,319
Dorothy Broyles **
$300,000 +
Charles Berry *
Tim** & Carol Westby *
$150,000
Doug and Ginny Nau *
$100,000
Paul & Marriann Cady*
ALSAM Foundation
$25,000—30,000
Mike and Robyn Prime
$20,000—25,000
Walgreens Company
Arlo Luke
Dan Dean
Director of
Alumni Relations
and Development
(208) 221-2491
P3, Luke Baker, recipient of the ALSAM Foundation Scholarship, and Dan Dean, Director of
Alumni Relations and Development
$15,000—20,000
Vic Allen (Vic’s Family Pharmacy)
Joy Plein
$10,000—15,000
William Eames
Larry and Debra Updyke
Robert DeKlotz
Stanley M. Reinhaus Family Foundation
Bi-Mart Corporation
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$5,000—10,000
SuperValu Inc./Albertson’s
Rite Aid Corporation
Col. Garth Holmes
The Pfizer Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
James Whistler
Peter and Mee Woo
(Town Square Pharmacy)
$2,500—5,000
William Wolfe
Dennis Wight
Wal-Mart Foundation
Shaver Pharmacy
& Compounding Center
Chung Kwang Chu
Ara Paul
Jeffrey Middleton
Lorri Gebo-Shaver
EIRMC Auxiliary, Inc.
Felix Nordyke
Kay and Jerry Walters
$1,000—2,500
David Nelson
Idaho State Pharmacy Association
Albertson’s/Osco Drug/Sav-on Drugs
Blackfoot Medical Clinic
NACDS Foundation
Shopko Stores Inc.
Idaho Society
of Health-System Pharmacists
Donald Leonard
Jack Walker
Annick Dixon
* - deferred donations
** - deceased Ralph (Moon) Wheeler
Harold Scott
Albert Bouvier
Robin and Pam Dodson
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
Dave Della Zoppa
Lori and Daniel Seargeant
David Chan
Cathi Ketterling
John and Fabienne Jones
Christopher and Alice Daniels
IBM Enterprises
Dicks Pharmacy
Robert and Carol Rounds
Judith Brigham
Robert Yeung
Archie Chue and Wilma Shum
Dale and Linda Derbridge
Verlin Gengerich
Keith Phillip Davis
Alan and Teri Chin
$500—1,000
Robert and Christine Fischer
Cornerstone Pharmacy Services, Inc.
Daniel and Barbara Fuchs
George Roe
Frank Pirrone
Nancy Lundblade
Oscar and Mary Leonard
David Lee Nelson
Daniel M. Jones
Neil Tetsuo Komoda
Ralph Gorton
Bill and Vicky Kronenberg
Ken Templeton
Dick and Mary Lou Fuchs
Joseph Atuah
Mary Pond
Josh Gehrke
Dennis Stoddard
Roger Hefflinger
Nancy and Tony Lovgren
James Lai
Jo Ann Pennock
Alice Story
James Garner
Sav-Mor Drug
Dorothy Dixon
Heather Meyers
Bonnie and Dean Dixon
Robert and Jean Patterson
Jana Garner
Catherine Hitt
Kent Loring Quickstad
Connie Christofferson
Jon Juergensen
Elizabeth Hall-Dremann
Chhitobhai Patel
David Holt
Gary Thomas
Gary and Juoith Tauscher
Sidney Sly Jr.
David and Nepton Mashayekan
Dawna James
Yoshimi Clark
Tori Booth
Daniel Nelson
Darrell Fike
Gene and Katherine Auer
Dale Barker
John Anderson
Deborah Yee
David Chuan-Sheung Fong
Dawn Berheim
Spencer Klaassen
Gary Bertagnolli
Kristina Jonas
Edward Houston
Richard Ostler
Jerry Lee and Sharon Hanson
B & B Drug
Gayle Bradley
Karan Kutsurelis
Roger Murphy
Cam Hoan Nguyen
Ryan Zimmerly
Roy Elsner
Carol Hunter
Perry Brown
Thomas McKenzie Sr.
Nile Boyle
Scott Huft
Anna Ratka
Mark Recker
Mary Morrissey
Arthur Jeffery
LeRoy Miller
Doug and Ginny Nau
Sherry Borchert
George Drashner
John’s Medic Pharmacy
David and Lynette Von Der Mehden
Carolyn Zaleon
Patricia Frasier
Susan Connelly
Kyle Peters
St. David’s Episcopal Church
George and Marilyn Arrossa
Dyke’s Electric, Inc.
Paula Blair
Brian McKillip
Gilbert Oswald
Charles Reade
Cardinal Health Foundation Inc.
Xiaoxiong and Weiping Wei
Susan Morgan
Susie Hirai
William and Merlene Johns
Brent Cornell
Sidney Fry
Amy Alder
Hi V. Jeppson Jr.
Lance Muncey
Cpt. Robert Rist
Jack Rupp
Michael and Dianne McClusky
Milo Draper
Richard Driskell
Robert Wheatley
Denice Fujimoto
Frances Hargis
Robert Salzman
Bruce Christenson
$300—500
up to $300
Ernest Dokimos
James Petrocelli
Bob and Marianne Endo
Rachel Armstrong
Steven Streeper
Robert Smith
Jack Kulm
Michelle Absher
Robert Siemer
Doreen Schneider
Leo Nickasch
James Brown
Medical Clinic Pharmacy
Cheryl and Jon Magnuson
Robert and Susanne Campbell
Barbara and Richard Wells
Linda Arpin
Errol Maus
Samuel Hoagland
Glenda Jorgensen
Francois Casabonne
Lynn Coltrin
Gayla Tanaka Bollinger
Audra Mccoy
Rebekah Bjorkman
Gholamhosein Rouzitalab
Gregory London
Emil Freudenthal
Edward Snell
Wendell Dunn
William Hunter
Harmon Cannon
George Haig
Marvin Preuss
Paul Black
Jacqueline Kavila
William Belau
Michael Harrington
Adrian Wong
George Econome
James Davison
Marilyn Silcock
Duncan Bell
Jack Beall
Brent Fricke
Joe Della Zoppa
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Thomas Jurewitz
Gary Mondell
Rena Campbell
Kevin Sims
David Cheng
Daniel Struckman
Craig Haslam
Stephen Moss
Sally Myler
Marion Bowen
Tracy Bideganeta
Dennis McKinley
Jacqueline Brown
Robert Tyler
Douglas Clayton
Nancy Neary White
Lynda Pon
Renaldo Ganir
John Chelenes
Kathleen Duke
James Cannella
Nad Kikuchi
Kathryn Muckler
Herbert Toda
Corson Collet
Wade Moulton
Linda Alexander
Kathryn Fader
Margaret Rice
Rodney Tucker
Tony Huffman
Laura Lybecker
Aubrey Herrmann
Dennis Smith
Patrick Ackerman
Lisa Maxwell
Deborah Burr
Walter Luhr
Gwen Broyles
Shawnee Farnsworth
Valerie McKinley
Lisa Hart
James Anderson
Daniel and Kathy Dean
Norma Garner
Leslie Gieselman
James Collier
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Kevin Cleveland
Carol Farmer
Rebecca Adams
Joy Carleton
Alan Maxwell
Matthew and Kristin Helmboldt
Andrew Morgan
Roger Bovey
Todd Hansen
Darwin Waters
Julie Cristobal
Stephen Sakamaki
Tat Chi Ng
Lai-Yin Suen
Robert Roina
Kenny Wai Quin Gee
Rashid Alladin
Amy Morgan
Colleen Muelchi
Allen Miller
Molly Barry
Michael Miller
Darrell Sterling
Cardinal Health
Roger Oswald
Lawrence Harmston
Col. Gerald Steed
Thomas Hamilton
Jacob Hass
William Eaton
Peggy Jo Eaton
Kenneth Inselman
Steven Borden
Carmen Silicato
Gregory Maag
Lynn Crawford
Victor Allen
Kenneth and Ethlyn Miller
James Price
Gary Heiser
Ronald Lavigne
David Kirkpatrick
Boeing Corporation
Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan
Louise and Rex Walker
Edith and LeRoy Miller
Bart and Ronda Bateson
Dale Garner
FAMCO, LLC
Wallace Drug
Paul Cady
Ed Snell’s Pharmacy Shop
Donald Smith
Roche Matching Gifts Program
Jeanette Baker
Leslie Goldstein
Andy Louie
Monte Kuka
Gary Dawson
Gerald Wilburn
Eileen Twomey
Rhonda Coltrin
Victoria Wallace
Dallen Fisher
Rosalie McIlroy
Randy Ewing
Kirk Westenfelder
Thomas Lyons
Kathleen Payne
Dale Fayle-Endo
Ronald Endo
Douglas Fleming
Michael Bringhurst
Alfred Runge
Robert Reilly
Karmen Kemmerer
John and Susan Brennecke
Reed Lowe
Shantel Mullin
Leonard Valente
Robert Ashley
Mary Lou Brubaker
Christopher Cheung
Yoshiteru Kikawa
James Frisk
Michael Bledsoe
Joanne Whittaker
Shelley Stoker
Kathie Smith
Chanty Pin
Robert Stockton
James Jordan
Dustin Issler
Tek Keong Kee
Clifford Wong
Jack Botts
Nicolas Econome
Tony Howe
Richard Connors
Lisa Adamich
Leslie Jang
David Bendahan
Gerald Heimgartner
Milindd Kale
Christine Steckline
Kory Vanderschaaf
Lisa Miller
Paul Holloway
John Robinson
Kim McGary
Christy Raymond
Jennifer Seeley
Timothy Stratton
Melvin Durham
George Tanbara
Kuang Hua Chang
James Thiel
Ed Reddish
Michael Hess
Matthew Walker
Glenn Johnson
Troy Jackman
Carrie Jackman
John Wooldridge
George Golish
Gary Meadows
Elizabeth Martindale
Kevin Yearsley
Rebecca Arbogast
Nichelle Moore
Wilson Wong
Jack Muldoon
Shelton Lee
Darrel Whitsell
Paul Schaff
David Ondrusek
Abraham Bidaki
David Villareal
Clarene Law
Margaret Pelley
Paul Thompson
Leanne Givens-Colwell
Joseph Gomes
Samuel Marshall
Chax Peterson
Tracey Peterson
Faye Owens
Michael Fox
Larry Durrant
Marjaneh Kiani-Tabar
Steve Saber
Raymond Lee
Thomas Potts
Terrel Collins
Stanley Carkeet
Joni Stahura
Albert Middleton
Kurt Hefner
Kent Jensen
Christopher Owens
Camille Nulph
Michael Kyew Cho
Daniel Phillips
Richard Mackie
Roger Brown
Akira Honda
Taylor Nielson
wJohn Crawford
Mark Raus
Edith Dvorak
Wesley Lewis
Marilyn Dixon
Barbara and Roger Gehrke
Brad Kunz
Gary Whittle
Guy Knox Jr.
Ralph Bartschi
Dean Bush
Donald Bard
Joseph Kutsop
Fumio Nukaya
Kenneth Robbins
Victor Curtis
Richard Powers III
Boyd Baker
Richard Piazza
Christopher Freed
James Bigelow
Brian McAllister
Jeffrey Clark
Thomas Gillespie
Leonard Mallea
Tamara Cheslik
Marilyn Christensen
Edward and Helen Chew
Sandra Doo
Lyn and Helen Lloyd
Vaughn and Cynthia Culbertson
Richard Roemer
Abram Guard
Ryan Barker
Travis Burton
Michael and Cheryl Stander
Katherine Korba
Janyce Johnson
Alan and Peggy Mondada
Donna and Loren Braun
Jessica Siddoway
Emila Derpich
Alok Bhushan
Aleesha Richman
Adam Hope
William Spaletta
Johnson & Johnson Family of Cos, Matching
Gifts Program
Anna Streeper
Karen East
Lyle and Glenda Carson
Rex Lott
William and Elizabeth Sharp
Dorsie Sullenger
Dwight Comstock
Shawna Kittridge
Harold Lyons
Kathy Steinbach
Shara Hayes
Amber Winnett
Anthony Hong
Peter Willeitner
Dell Maughan
Siri Childs
Travis Jackman
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Carol Blackwell
James Frost
Lisa Routt McBeth
Michelle Reynolds
David Iverson
Debra Marchetti
Michael Wiley
James Haislet
Shawna Renfro Byington
Neal Kelly
James McDonald
Duane Siercke
Tracy Lee
Coy McAffee
Duane Hulet
Thayne Whitehead
Mariesa Durrant
Hubert Stanton
Nancy Faith
Kenneth Shikuma
Neil Griggs
Charles Mortensen
Bik-Yuk Lee
Larry Owens
Alan and Dorrine Kendrick
Ronald Tapley
Anne Gentry
Nancy Seroski
Gary Sackman
Mark Lindhardt
Daniel Sandy
Wayne Deveraux
Corina Reyna
Matthew Washburn
Ronald Voigt
Gary Isom
Ronald Campbell
Katherine Hope
April Wilson
Cary Shimizu
Edward Takeda
Kenneth Johnson
Ping Du
Forrest Mottishaw
Ray Zobrist
Nita Marceau
Stephen Beyer
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James Culley
Martin Hagar
Mark Mailhot
Matthew Williams
David Stirland
Eric Andersen
Derek Roylance
Brent and Caroline McFadden
Keep Saint Chow
James Inashima
Keith Parrott
Hani Makar
Sunil Gopal and Tracy Wadhwani
Valerie Wright
Glenn Rech
Charles Ford
Richard and Debra Proksch
Greg Hegman
June Leonard
Brenda Boyle
Wanda Moscicki
Francis and Ellie Whitworth
Greg Arnold
Margaret Rider
Eugene Machida
Tawndi Sargent
Glenn Pyeatt
Lawrence Noveshen
Jeffrey Arthurs
Garry Graham
Frank Beckstrom
William Lewis
Clara Radin
Neil Elliot
Frank Maurino
Tracy Pettinger
Bev and Russ Sion
Gordon Milford
Steven Koenig
Gary Faris
John Erramouspe
Melissa Herzog
Wesley Schow
Clinton Rohner
David Kitley
Ginger Hodge
Shannon Thomason
George Vlamis
Margaret Wood
Grace Nathan
Kay Claussen
Catherine Cashmore
Jaren Reyna
Jane Matthies
Thom and Laurel Wadlund
Iris Rodgers
John Woon
Mary Harrah
Norman Davis
Randoph Sugidono
Arden Thompson
Carol Shenton
Michael Tweeten
Joanne Kh Won
Paul Adam
Debbie Heckathorn
Shawn White
James Ineck
Earl Fish
Dallin Richardson
Grace Jacobson
Deborah Henson
Clint Jensen
Frederica Gould
Naomi Knight
Aime Taylor
Kimberly Van Wyk
Gary Patchin
Marva Tschampel
Les Burnam
Patricia Gorman-Aggers
Jamie Klucken
Abbas Abbaspour
Wesley Yamada
Raymond Hoyt
Donald Timmins
Tommy Lew
Craig Jones
Brian Weaver
Louise Achey
Lawrence Dent
Donald Toolson
Marilyn Whitelely
Stephen Pearlman
Carlene Sager
Raymond Magagna
Richard Cotant
Kevin Christensen
Kenneth Stark
James Semling
Jill Hope
Denis Yost
Fred Parkinson
Matthew Young
Glenn Ellsworth
Robert Smith
Russell Priest
Gail and William Thompson-Lewis
Shirley Crum
Central Electric Company
Lauretta Isaacson
Marie Schneider
Jill Damschen
Richard Lowe
Michael Vlamis
Grant Briggs
Ronald Newby
Louis Martinkovic
William Nash
Megan Kowitz
Raymond Tom
Kevin Ellis
Kathy Eroschenko-Styer
John Chan
Jim McCulloch
Ty Bazil
Cora Davenport
Jennifer Kump
Amy McDougal
Susumu Matano
Rae Beale
Emmylou Baird
Department of Pharmacy Practice and
Administrative Sciences
The Department of
Pharmacy
Practice and
Administrative Sciences
continues
its work in
support of
Dr. Christopher Owens
the mission
of the College of Pharmacy in the areas of
teaching, scholarship, and clinical and professional service. In addition to our usual
duties, many of the department’s faculty
also played key roles in the successful reaccreditation of the Doctor of Pharmacy
program in spring 2011. Of special note was
Dr. Vaughn Culbertson, who chaired the self
study committee and was instrumental in
preparing the College’s self-study document
for the accreditation site team visit, which
described the curriculum, assessment tools,
outcome measures, physical facilities, and
cataloged faculty research and accomplishments. Many other faculty members in the
department devoted hundreds of hours to
the preparation of the self-study and participated in the site team visit, providing
important information for the accreditation
team.
The spring of 2011 saw a change in both
content and delivery of the Biological Basis
of Drug Actions course for first-year pharmacy students. By providing an overview
of the basic clinical pharmacology of major
drug classes by Pharmacy Practice faculty,
this course now provides a more clinicallyfocused overview that will better prepare
students for later modular coursework. In
addition, many of the lectures were videorecorded for use by other health profession students in nursing, dental hygiene,
and physical therapy. This represented an
important step in inter-professional educational collaboration in the Division of Health
Sciences.
In the area of clinical service, our faculty
members were responsible for thousands
of patient contact hours this year, providing
drug therapy consultations and recommendations to providers to improve the care
of patients throughout Idaho. Dr. Michelle
Steed was especially busy in this regard,
providing services for the Dirne Clinic and
the Coeur d’Alene VA Clinic as well. She was
praised by the VA Medical Director for providing outstanding patient care and starting
a pharmacist-run metabolic clinic for some
of the VA’s most challenging patients. Also of
note, Glenda Carr was named a Healthcare
Hero for 2010 for her work at Terry Reilly
Health Services and as a coordinator of several Meridian-based community outreach
programs.
Scholarly activity is always a high priority
and in 2010-2011 the department presented dozens of posters highlighting their
clinical, research, and teaching activities at
state and national meetings, including the
Western Institute of Nursing, Idaho Association of Physician Assistants, Idaho Society
of Health-System Pharmacists, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, and the
Infectious Diseases Society of America. Our
faculty also contributed several publications
to the medical and pharmacy literature
including the Journal of Hospital Medicine,
Annals of Clinical Psychiatry, Annals of Pharmacotherapy, and American Health and Drug
Benefits. Several of our faculty were also
awarded Division of Health Sciences grants
of up to $10,000. Dr. Cara Liday received
$60,000 from the PacificSource Community
Healthcare Excellence Program to promote
a cardiometabolic risk reduction clinic, and
Dr. Tracy Pettinger was co-principal investigator in SAVOR-TIMI clinical trial to assess
vascular outcomes in diabetic patients taking the drug saxtigliptin.
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Department of Biomedical
and Pharmaceutical Sciences
A few years
ago the Department of
Pharmaceutical Sciences
was renamed
the Department of
Dr. Dana Deitrich
Biomedical
and Pharmaceutical Sciences (BPSCI).
This was done to follow the national
trend of expanding the name to reflect
that the department’s research activities were broader than the traditional
pharmaceutical sciences.
This change was a timely move since
the College of Pharmacy has become
part of the Division of Health Sciences
(DHS). BPSCI now represents the
only department tin the DHS that has
traditional research laboratory facilities. The accreditations of some of the
19 health professional programs in
the DHS requires a graduate research
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program for maintaining accreditation.
This offers BPSCI a unique opportunity
to become a home to research endeavors not historically found in a pharmaceutical sciences department. For
example, we have an evolving relationship with the Medical Laboratory Sciences Program (MLS, formerly Clinical
Laboratory Sciences) through which
we are providing instructional space
and potentially collaborative research
space.
The MLS program interfaces nicely
with the professional pharmacy program since the pharmacy students
are responsible for understanding
and interpreting clinical data. All this
does not mean that we will neglect our
roots of pharmaceutical research. For
example, some of the most exciting
research in drug development is being
performed by individuals trained as
chemists who choose to work in biological systems.
To meet these changes we are hiring new faculty members with primary
training in chemistry and medicinal
chemistry to bring us into the world of
proteomics and reverse drug design.
We anticipate strengthening our relationship with the Department of Chemistry at ISU in these endeavors.
The future of BPSCI is to become a
home to a diverse and collaborative
cohort of faculty members who provide instructional expertise across the
College of Pharmacy and the DHS and
who possess the scientific credentials
to aggressively seek and be awarded
competitive extramural funding from
traditional and non-traditional research funding agencies.
Our reinvention of who we are as a
department will occur in both Pocatello
and Meridian, where we expect to have
at least two research faculty members
by mid-year 2012.
Faculty Accomplishments
Presentations
Borzadek, E. (2011) Drug-Induced Unless
Proven Otherwise. COP Continuing Education Program 1-hour sessions, Pocatello &
Post Falls, ID.
Carr, G. & Goodwin, M. (April 2011).
Increase in Interprofessionalism Interactions
at a Community Health Screening Event. Podium presentation at Western Institute of
Nursing, Las Vegas, NV.
Cashmore, C.A. Immunization Training 1
and 2. ISU College of Pharmacy Annual
Spring Continuing Education Program. (February 27, 2011) Meridian, ID, (March
13, 2011) Pocatello, ID, (April 3, 2011) Post
Falls, ID.
Chardoulias, J., Pugmire, B., Gould, T., and
Otto, P. (May 12, 2010). Safety: Methadone
vs. other long acting opioids. Platform presentation by Jessica Chardoulias at Western
States Conference, Pacific Grove, CA.
Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. (October 2010).
Cross Resistance of Magnesium Oxide
Nanoparticles to Cisplatin in Leukemia
Cells: Mechanistic Studies. Institution of
Mechanical Engineers Seminar on Nanotechnology in Medicine and Biotechnology,
London, UK.
Liday, C. (June 2011). Diabetes Mellitus
and Metabolic Syndrome. Pocatello Fire
Department, Pocatello, ID.
Liday, C. (May 2010). Sexual Dysfunction
Porpourri. Pocatello Family Medicine resident/preceptor didactic, Pocatello, Idaho.
Factor Receptor (EGFR) Signaling in 5-FluLiday, C. (May 2010). Type 2 Diabetes Mel- orouracil (5FU) Sensitivity and Resistance
litus: Treatment Options. Pocatello Cardiol- in Pancreatic Cancer. 9th Annual Research
Conference of IDeA Network of Biomedical
ogy provider didactic, Pocatello, Idaho.
Research Excellence, Moscow, ID.
Owens, C. (June 14, 2011). Dietary
Bhushan, A., Patil, P.P., Bhardwaj, V., Lai,
Supplements and Heart Health: Making an
Informed Decision. Presented to the general M.B., Daniels, C.K., Leung, S.W. & Lai,
J.C.K. (October 2010). Cross resistance of
public at Pocatello Cardiology.
magnesium oxide nanoparticles to CisplaWoodhouse, W., Pugmire, B., Van Wyk, P. tin in Leukemia cells: Mechanistic studies.
(April 2011). Active Families for Life: Mak- In Seminar Proceedings of Institution of
ing Multidisciplinary Care Accessible in the Mechanical Engineers Seminar on NanoPatient Centered Medical Home. Presented technology in Medicine and Biotechnology,
London, UK.
at the 44th Society of Teachers of Family
Medicine Annual Spring Conference. SheraBiddle, M.A., Pugmire, B., Force, R.W.
ton New Orleans, New Orleans, LA.
(April 2010). Association between Prior
Tumor Necrosis Factor Inhibitor Use and
Malignancy. Accepted for poster presentation, American College of Clinical Pharmacy
2010 Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.
Bhardwaj, V., Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan,
A. (April 2010). Alterations of Molecular
Carr, G., Goodwin, M., Guryan, B.,
Mechanisms in Newly Selected 5-Fluoroura- Doughty Horn, E., Katsilometes, B., Nehrcil Resistant Pancreatic Cancer Cell Line and Kanet, A., Papa, J., Powell, P., Schneider,
the Effect of Biochanin A Thereon. 101th
R., Thorne, J., Tivis, L., Tivis, R. (2011).
Annual Meeting, American Association
ISU-Ada County Health Screening: Taking
for Cancer Research, Washington, DC, (in
Healthcare to the Community. Presented at
Abstracts Volume).
Idaho State University’s Division of Health
Sciences Research Day, Meridian, ID.
Bhardwaj, V., Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A.
(March 2010). Selection and CharacterizaChardoulias, J., Pugmire, B., Gould, T.,
tion of a Novel 5-Fluorouracil Resistant
and Otto, P. (September 24, 2010). Safety: Pancreatic Cancer Cells. 52nd Annual Sym- Methadone vs. other long acting opioids.
posium of the Idaho Academy of Sciences, ISHP meeting, Sun Valley, ID.
College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls, ID,
Program/Abstract Volume, p. 16 & Journal Downing, C., Balderrama-Durbin, C., Kimof the Idaho Academy of Science 46(1):19- ball, A., Biers, J., Gilliam, D.M., Johnson,
20.
T.E. (June 2011). Quantitative Trait Locus
Mapping and Candidate Gene Identification
Bhardwaj, V., Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A.
for Ethanol Teratogenesis in BXD Recom(August 2010). Role of Epidermal Growth
Poster Presentations
binant Inbred Mice. Poster presented at the
Research Society on Alcoholism annual
conference, Atlanta, GA.
Farhan, N., Lobo, S., Li, H., Shrum, C.,
Sheridan, P., St. Hilaire, S., Yan, G. (2011).
Development of DNA Nanoparticles for
Oral Vaccination. American Association of
Pharmaceutical Scientist (AAPS) Annual
Meeting, Washington D.C.
Force, R.W., Pugmire, B., Culbertson, V.L.
(April 2011). Modeled Effect of Generic
Docetaxel on Total Medical Cost of Care
with Taxanes in Metastatic Breast Cancer.
Accepted for poster presentation, Academy
of Managed Care Pharmacy’s 23rd Annual
Meeting and Showcase. Minneapolis, MN.
Force, R.W., Pugmire, B., Culbertson, V.L.
(April 2011). Total Medical Cost of Care
Claims Analysis for Patients Receiving Chemotherapy for Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer.
Accepted for poster presentation, Academy
of Managed Care Pharmacy’s 23rd Annual
Meeting and Showcase. Minneapolis, MN.
Force, R.W., Pugmire, B., Culbertson, V.L.
(December 2010). Taxanes in Metastatic
Breast Cancer: Claims Analysis of Neutropenia, Infections, and CSF Costs. Accepted
for poster presentation, the 33rd Annual San
Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium. San
Antonio, TX.
Force, R.W., Pugmire, B., Culbertson, V.L.
(October 2010). Medical Costs Associated
with Taxane Use in Metastatic Breast Cancer. Accepted for poster presentation, Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy’s 2010
Educational Conference. St. Louis, MO.
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Poster Presentations continued...
Gao, W., Leung, S.W., Lai, J.C.K. &
Bhushan, A. (March 2010). Mechanistic
Analysis of Treatment of PANC-1 Cells
with Chitosan Film/Membrane. 52nd Annual Symposium of the Idaho Academy of
Sciences, College of Southern Idaho, Twin
Falls, ID.
Jain, A., Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. (March
2010). Inhibition of Phospholipase Cγ1
Enhances Sensitivity of Glioblastoma Multiforme to Isoflavones. 52nd Annual Symposium of the Idaho Academy of Sciences,
College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls, ID.
emy of Sciences, College of Southern Idaho, Distributions in Various Organs. ISEIS 2010
International Conference on Environmental
Twin Falls, ID.
Informatics, Beijing, China.
Jaiswal, A.R., Bhushan, A., Daniels, C.K.
& Lai, J.C.K. (July 2010). A Cell Culture
Leung, S.W., Wang, Y., Gu, H. & Lai,
Model for Pathophysiologic Studies of Dia- J.C.K. (June 2010). Biomedical Applicabetic Neuropathy. Peripheral Nerve Society tions of Modified Carbon Glassy Electrode
International Meeting, Sidney, Australia.
Sensor with Nanoparticles and Dendrimers.
NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Expo
Jaiswal, A., Wong, Y.Y.W., Bhushan, A.,
– Nanotech 2010, Anaheim, CA.
Daniels, C. & Lai, J.C.K. (June 2010). A
Noncontact Co-Culture Model of PeriphLiu, T., Agbenowu, S., Rios, Z., Bhushan,
eral Neural Cells for Nanotoxicity, Tissue
A., Lai, J.C.K., Daniels, C.K. & Sheridan,
Engineering and Pathophysiological Studies. P.P. (March 2010). Tyrosine Phosphorylation
NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Expo of HSC70 May Regulate Its Methotrexate
– Nanotech 2010, Anaheim, CA.
Binding Properties & Multidrug Resistance
in L1210 Murine Leukemia Cell Lines. 52nd
Jaiswal, A.R., Wong, Y.Y.W., Dukhande, V.V. Annual Symposium of the Idaho Academy
of Sciences, College of Southern Idaho,
& Lai, J.C.K. (April 2010). Neuroprotective Factors Secreted by U-87 Astrocytoma Twin Falls, ID.
(Astrocytes-Like) Cells and Their Associated
Metabolic Adaptation. Experimental Biology Lobo, S., Farhan, N., Li, H., Yan, G. (2011).
Evaluation of the Physicochemical Proper2010, Anaheim, CA.
ties of Diclofenac Prodrugs and Their Effects
on Transdermal Drug Delivery. American
Jaiswal, A., Wong, Y.Y.W., Bhushan, A.,
Daniels, C. & Lai, J.C.K. (2010). A noncon- Association of Pharmaceutical Scientist
tact Co-culture Model of Peripheral Neural (AAPS) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.
Cells for Nanotoxicity, Tissue Engineering
Murri, J.T., Liu, T., Sheridan, P.P., Bhushan,
and Pathophysiological Studies. Technical
Proceedings of the 2010 NSTI Nanotechnol- A., Lai, J.C.K. & Daniels, C.K. (August
ogy Conference and Expo – Nanotech 2010. 2010). Understanding the Mechanism of
Methotrexate Cellular Intake in L1210
Leukemia Cell Lines through Site Directed
Leung, S.W., Gao, W., Gu, H., Bhushan,
Mutations of Tyrosine Phosphorylation Sites
A. & Lai, J.C.K. (June 2010). Chitosan
Membrane in Combinations with Nanopar- in HSC70 Protein. 9th Annual Research
Conference of IDeA Network of Biomedical
ticles and Adriamycin as a Treatment to
Inhibit Glioma Growth and Migration. NSTI Research Excellence, Moscow, ID.
Nanotechnology Conference and Expo –
Van Wyk, K., Pugmire, B., Force, R.W.
Nanotech 2010, Anaheim, CA.
(April 2010). Utilization, Adverse Events,
and Cost Trends Associated with Watchful
Leung, S.W. & Lai, J.C.K. (April 2010).
Waiting in the Treatment of Acute Otitis
Development of Biocompatible Biosensor
Media. Accepted for poster presentation,
and Applications in Metabolic Detections.
Inaugural Symposium on Enzymes & Bioca- American College of Clinical Pharmacy
talysis-2010 (SEB-2010), Shanghai, China. 2010 Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.
Jaiswal, A.R., Bhushan, A., Daniels, C.K.
& Lai, J.C.K. (March 2010). A Cell Culture
Model for Diabetic Neuropathy Studies.
52nd Annual Symposium of the Idaho Acad-
Leung, S.W., Siddhanti, S., Williams, B.,
Chan, A.W.K., Minski, M.J., Daniels, C.K.
& Lai, J.C.K. (August 2010). Effects of
Dietary Intake on Metal and Electrolyte
Goodwin, M., Carr, G., Guryan, B.,
Doughty Horn, E., Katsilometes, B., NehrKanet, A., Papa, J., Powell, P., Schneider, R.,
Thorne, J., Tivis, L., Tivis, R. (2011). Poster
entitled, ISU-Ada County Health Screening:
Intra-Professional Training in the Community Setting. Presented at Idaho State University’s Division of Health Sciences Research
Day, Meridian, ID.
Holmes, J.T., Pugmire, B., Jepson, J.G.,
Culbertson, V.L. (April 2010). Acute Asthma Events and Prior Use of Inhaled Corticosteroids. Accepted for poster presentation,
American College of Clinical Pharmacy
2010 Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.
Holmes, J.T., Pugmire, B., Force, R.W.
(April 2010). Follow-up Care after Acute
Asthma Events. Accepted for poster presentation, American College of Clinical Pharmacy 2010 Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.
Jain, A., Bhardwaj, V., Lai, J.C.K. &
Bhushan, A. (April 2010). Inhibiton of
Phospholipase C γ 1 Enhances Sensitivity
of Glioblastoma Multiforme to Cisplatin
and Biochanin A. 101th Annual Meeting,
American Association for Cancer Research,
Washington, DC.
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Faculty Accomplishments
Wiley, W.L., Bhardwaj, V., Lai, J.C.K. &
Bhushan, A. (August 2010). Role of Drug
Transporters in Anti-Metabolite Drug Resistance in Pancreatic Cancer Cells. 9th Annual
Research Conference of IDeA Network of
Biomedical Research Excellence, Moscow,
ID.
Wong, Y.Y.W., Jaiswal, A.R., Bhushan, A.,
Lai, J.C.K. & Leung, S.W. (March 2010).
Further Elucidation of Neuroprotective
Properties of Astrocytoma (Astrocytes-like)
Cells. 52nd Annual Symposium of the Idaho
Academy of Sciences, College of Southern
Idaho, Twin Falls, ID.
Wong, Y.Y.W., Jaiswal, A.R., Dukhande,
V.V., Bhushan, A., Leung, S.W. & Lai,
J.C.K. (November 2010). Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptor-gamma Agonist
Pioglitazone Modulated the Neuroprotective
Properties of Astrocytoma (Astrocyes-like)
Cells In Vitro. Annual Meeting, Society for
Neuroscience, San Diego, CA.
Wong, Y.Y.W., Jaiswal, A.R., Dukhande,
V.V., Bhushan, A., Leung, S.W. & Lai,
J.C.K. (June 2010). Elucidation of Neuroprotective Properties of Astrocytoma
(Astrocytes-like) Cells in Neural Cell Culture Models In Vitro: Applications in Tissue
Engineering and Nanotoxicology. NSTI
Nanotechnology Conference and Expo –
Nanotech 2010, Anaheim, CA.
Wright, G.L., Lai, J.C.K., Chan, A.W.K.,
Minski, M.J., Lim, L. & Leung, S.W.
(August 2010). Metallomic Distribution in
Various Regions of the Brain as Influenced
by Dietary Intakes and Their Implications.
ISEIS 2010 International Conference on
Environmental Informatics, Beijing, China.
Grants/Contracts
Cashmore, C.A. & Cleveland, K. In-111
Oxine Leukocyte Labeling in Nuclear
Pharmacy: Optimizing Clearance of RBC
and Determining Effect on WBC Viability. $10,471 (funded) ISU Health Sciences
Proposal.
Gower, J., Cleveland, K., Carr, G.,
Reiland, D., Grim, A. Diabetes Rural
Outreach, An Interdisciplinary Effort to
Help Idaho’s Underserved. Submitted to
Idaho State University- Division of Health
Sciences Enhancement Grant Program. Requested amount $10,000. Funded December 2010.
Lai, J.C.K. & Spencer, D. D. Origin of
Extracellular Glutamate in Human Temporal Lobe Epilepsy. National Institutes
of Health Project Grant, RO1 NS054038.
Total funding: $2,102,377; awarded
8/30/2006 to 3/31/2010; Subcontract to Dr.
Lai, $61,660.
Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. Drug discovery project on Chinese herbs: Phase III,
funded by a private organization Total
funding: $240,000. 5/1/09-3/31/11.
Lai, J.C.K. & Subbaram, N. Smart
Prosthetic Hand Technology: Phase II.
USAMRMC Project Grant. Total funding: $1,630,000; Lai’s portion: $209,480.
5/1/2010-4/30/2012.
Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. Investigate
the role of PLCγ1 inhibition in blocking
glioblastoma progression. Yale University
School of Medicine NIH P30 Pilot Project
Grant. $6,000-worth of nmr spectrometer
use. 10/1/2010-10/31/2011.
Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. Antimetabolite
Resistance in Pancreatic Cancer. Mountain State Tumor and Medical Research
Institute (MSTMRI) Research Award; total
funding: $7,500. 6/1/10-5/31/11.
Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. Role of Cellular Signaling Elements imparting Drug
Resistance in Pancreatic Cancer Cells.
University Research Committee Award
from Idaho State University; $14,000.
7/1/10-6/30/11.
Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. Role of PLCγ1
in Glioblastoma Progression. Idaho State
University Division of Health Sciences
Research Award, Idaho State University;
$8,000. 1/1/11-6/30/11.
Liday, C. Kirkpatrick, C. Price, J. PacificSource Community Health Excellence
Program, InterMountain Cardiometabolic
Risk Reduction Clinic. $58,000. September
2010-August 2011. Liday, C., Pettinger, T. (pharmacy),
Calley, K. (dental hygiene), Aubrey, D.
(Institute of Rural Health), Marquette, L.
(nursing), Weeden, A. (dietetics), Dye, D.
(Physical and Occupational Therapy), Tivis, R. (biostatistician). American Diabetes
Association-Sanofi-Aventis U.S. Award
in Health Services Research in Clinical
Care Delivery in Diabetes Impact of a New
Interdisciplinary Diabetes Clinic Model
in Rural Underserved Areas. $750,000.
Submitted July 2011. Pugmire, B. The Taxanes as Cornerstones
in Metastatic Breast Cancer for Satellite
Symposium in Conjunction with AMCP’s
2010 Educational Conference. ICORE
Healthcare. $43,444.
Tivis, L., Mason, B., Carr, G. Pharmacist Delivered Alcohol Screening & Brief
Intervention: Customer Attitude Survey. Submitted to University Research Committee. Faculty Grant category. Total Budget:
$22,505. Funded May 2011.
Wong, Y.Y.W. & Lai, J.C.K. Understanding the Neuroprotective Properties of
Astrocytes: Graduate Student Research
and Scholarship Committee (GSRSC)
Grant (GS10-26): Total funding: $1320.
5/1/2010-4/30/2011.
Yan, G., St. Hilaire, S., Sheridan, P.
Improving the oral delivery of a DNA vaccine for rainbow trout, WSU Sub-Award.
$85,000. 07/01/2010-12/01/2011.
Yan, G. Evaluate Methotrexate prodrugs
for topical treatment psoriasis. Funded by
Idaho State University Division of Health
Sciences Enhancement Fund. $10,000.
01/01/2011-06/30/2011.
Yan, G. In Vitro Release Test of Drug
Loaded Foley Catheters. Funded by
Medcatheters, Inc. $9,000. 07/01/201107/01/2012.
Publications
Bhardwaj, V., Daniels, C.K., Lai, J.C.K.
& Bhushan, A. (2010). Selection and
characterization of a novel 5-Fluorouracil
resistant pancreatic cancer cell line. Journal
of the Idaho Academy of Science 46(1):4651.
Bhardwaj, V., Rizvi, N., Lai, M.B., Lai,
J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. (2010). Glycolytic
enzyme inhibitors affect pancreatic cancer
survival by modulating its signaling and
energetics. Anticancer Res. 30(3):743-749.
Bhushan, A., Bhardwaj, V., Frandsen, C. &
Lai, J.C.K. (2010). Bioactive Isoflavones:
Implications in Cancer Treatment and
Prevention. In Isoflavones: Biosynthesis,
Occurrence and Health Effects, pp. 163180, Nova Science, Hauppauge, NY.
Bhushan, A., Sheth, S., Jain, A. & Lai,
J.C.K. (2010). Effects of Hypoxia on
Angiogenesis and Survival of Glioblastoma
Multiforme. In Neuro-Oncology and Cancer Targeted Therapy (Gutiérrez LM, ed.),
pp. 183-198, Nova Science, Hauppauge,
NY.
Burton, T., Liday, C. (2011). Is the combination of an SSRI and PDE-5 inhibitor
superior to SSRI monotherapy in men with
premature ejaculation? Ann Pharmacother,
45, 1000-1004.
Downing, C. Balderrama-Durbin, C.,
Kimball, A., Biers J., Wright, H., Gilliam,
D., Johnson, T.E. (2011). Quantitative trait
locus mapping for ethanol teratogenesis in
BXD recombinant inbred mice. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research
(Accepted for publication).
Downing, C., Flink, S., Rikke, B.A., Florez-McClure, M.L., Johnson, T.E., Kechris,
K.L. (2011). Gene expression changes in
C57BL/6J and DBA/2J mice following
prenatal alcohol exposure. Alcoholism:
Clinical and Experimental Research (Accepted for publication).
Downing, C., Johnson, T.E., Larson,
C., Leakey, T.I., Siegfried, R.N., Rafferty, T.M., Cooney, C.A. (2011). Subtle
decreases in DNA methylation and gene
expression at the mouse Igf2 locus following prenatal alcohol exposure: Effects of
a methyl-supplemented diet. Alcohol 45,
65-71.
Downing, C., Marks, M., Larson, C.,
Johnson, T.E. (2010). The metabotropic
glutamate receptor subtype 5 mediates
sensitivity to the sedative properties of
ethanol. Pharmacogenetics and Genomics
20, 553-564.
Downing, C., Biers, J., Larson, C.,
Kimball, A., Wright, H., Ishii, T., Gilliam,
D.M., Johnson, T.E. (2010). Genetic and
maternal effects on valproic acid teratogenesis in C57BL/6J and DBA/2J mice.
Toxicological Sciences 116, 632-639.
Force, R.W., Pugmire, B., Culbertson,
V.L. (2010). Comparing medical cost of
care for patients with metastatic breast
cancer receiving Taxane therapy: Claims
analysis. American Health and Drug Benefits, 3, 276-284.
Faculty Accomplishments
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Publications Continued...
Force, R.W. & Pugmire, B. (2010). A review
of medical cost of care claims analyses for the
Taxanes in metastatic breast cancer. Managed
Care Oncology, Quarter 3, 51-54.
Gilliam, D., Valdez, N., Branson, S., Dixon,
A., Downing, C. (2011). Maternal effects on
ethanol teratogenesis in a cross between A/J
and C57BL/6J mice. Alcohol 45, 441-449.
Gower, J., Liday, C. (March 21, 2010). Are
you at risk for pre-diabetes?. Idaho State Journal Medical Guide.
Jain, A., Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A. (2010).
Inhibition of Phospholipase Cγ1 enhances
sensitivity of Glioblastoma Multiforme to
Insoflavones. Journal of the Idaho Academy of
Science 46(1):40-45.
Jaiswal, A.R., Bhushan, A., Daniels, C.K. &
Lai, J.C.K. (2010). A cell culture model for
diabetic neuropathy studies. Journal of the
Idaho Academy of Science 46(1):58-63.
Lai, J.C.K., Ananthakrishnan, G., Jandhyam,
S., Dukhande, V.V., Bhushan, A., Gokhale,
M., Daniels, C.K. & Leung, S.W. (2010).
Treatment of Human Astrocytoma U87 Cells
with Silicon Dioxide Nanoparticles lowers
their survival and alters their expression of
Mitochondrial and Cell Signaling Proteins. Int
J Nanomed 5:715-723.
Puli, S., Jain, A., Lai, J.C.K. & Bhushan, A.
(2010), Effect of combination treatment of Rapamycin and Isoflavones on mTOR pathway in
human Glioblastoma (U87) cells. Neurochem.
Res. 35(7):986-993.
Van Wyk, K. & Pugmire, B. (February 2010).
Successful implementation of “watchful waiting” in acute otitis media. DUR Discovery,
Winter Newsletter.
Wong, Y.Y.W., Jaiswal, A.R., Bhushan, A.,
Leung, S.W. & Lai, J.C.K. (2010). Further
elucidation of neuroprotective properties of
Astrocytoma (Astrocytes-like) cells. Journal of
the Idaho Academy of Science 46(1):52-57.
Yan, G., Warner, K.S., Zhang, J., Sharma, S.,
Gale, B.K. (2010). Evaluation needle length
and density of microneedle arrays in the pretreatment of skin for transdermal drug delivery.
Int. J. Pharm., 391(1-2): 7-12.
Liday, C. (accepted for December 2011
publication). Setting the stage: Managing type
2 diabetes across the spectrum of the disease. Pharmacotherapy suppl.
Awards/Other
Liday C. (2011). Erectile dysfunction. In
Schwinghammer TL, et al. eds. Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A Patient-Focused Approach.
8th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.
Carr, G. (October 2010). Health Care Hero
Honoree, Health Professional. Awarded by The
Idaho Business Review.
Patil, P.P., Lai, M.B., Leung, S.W., Lai, J.C.K.
& Bhushan, A. (2010). Differential cytotoxic
effects of magnesium oxide nanoparticles on
Cisplatin-sensitive and Cisplatin-resistant
Leukemia cancer cells. Journal of the Idaho
Academy of Science 46(1):70-75.
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Patil, P., Lai, M.B., Bhushan, A. & Lai,
J.C.K. (2010). Comparative Cytotoxic Effects
of Magnesium Oxide Nanoparticles on Cisplatin Sensitive and Cisplatin Resistant Leukemia
Cancer Cells. 52nd Annual Symposium of the
Idaho Academy of Sciences, March 11-13,
2010, College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls,
ID, Program/Abstract Volume, p. 36 & Journal
of the Idaho Academy of Science 46(1):33-34.
Faculty Accomplishments
Borzadek, E. (2011). Teacher of the Year, ISU.
Gould, T. (May 2010). Most Influential
Professor for Jamie R. Klucken, outstanding
graduate, ISU Doctor of Pharmacy Class of
2010. Owens, C. (July 2010—July 2011). President
of the Pharmacy Ethics Special Interest Group
(SIG) for the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.
Owens, C. (June 6-10, 2011). Completed the
Intensive Bioethics Course 37 at the Kennedy
Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University.
Defended paper at the conference: Revisiting
Pharmacists’ Refusals to Dispense Emergency
Contraception.
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education efforts over 120,000 people are reached annually. Your donations help keep these student programs alive. Please send your
donation to the College of Pharmacy, 921 So. 8th Ave. Stop 8288, Pocatello, ID 83209-8288. Thank You!
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the cause of death in 1 out of every 3
Americans. Through public awareness, community outreach, and patientspecific education on cardiovascular risk factors, student pharmacists
empower patients to take control of their health and prevent cardiovascular
disease before it starts.
Pharmacists and student pharmacists have a major role to play in ensuring
higher immunization rates, and in decreasing vaccine-preventable disease.
Through participation in this project, student pharmacists are providing
the pharmacy profession with an excellent resource in the fight against
the growing incidence, morbidity, and mortality associated with vaccine
preventable diseases.
Prescription medication abuse is the second leading cause of accidental
death in the United States. More Americans abuse prescription medications than cocaine, heroin, hallucinogens, and inhalants combined, and
an astounding one in five teens abuses a prescription drug at least once
in their lifetime. Generation Rx is an educational program that increases
public awareness of prescription medication abuse and encourages health
care providers, community leaders, parents, teens, and college students to
actively work to prevent abuse.
Currently, 1 in 4 people in the United States has diabetes, has a family member with the disease, or will develop the disease. By directly
involving pharmacists and student pharmacists in diabetes management and screening, we hope to help identify those who may not have
been identified in the past, help patients manage their diabetes, and
ultimately prevent long-term complications of the disease.
During Poison Prevention week every March, pharmacy students go to
local elementary schools and teach the younger students about pharmacists and what we do, what poisons are, where they can be found,
and what to do in case a poisoning occurs. This organization educates
the children in our community and shows they can make a difference.
Ultimately the goal of the Meth Awareness project is aimed at improving the understanding about the dangers of methamphetamine. Students involved in Operation Meth Awareness visit local high schools
and middle schools giving presentations to further knowledge of the
myriad physiological, psychological, and social dangers this drug can
have for its users.
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“I wanted to do all we could to support the College
of Pharmacy and I hope others will think of ISU when
they make their plans,” he said
Charles Berry, Class of 1954, chose to name the ISU
College of Pharmacy in his will because he knew that
planned giving would be a good way to give back to the
College
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Giving back to the College of Pharmacy Can be easier than you think
Dr. Charles Berry, Class of 1954