David Rooney, vice president for Student Affairs, noted: "Mr. Castner has been with UPJ for 23 years. He has served as head athletic trainer, sports center facility manager, head coach for women's cross country and interim athletic director. He brings to the position years of experience, an intimate knowledge of the athletic programs and department operations, and a proven dedication to the University."
School of Pharmacy faculty members Sandra L. Kane, Emily Wade, Levent Kirisci and Ted Rice were awarded this year's American College of Clinical Pharmacy's Amgen Biotechnology Research Award, along with Mitchell Fink, chief and professor of critical care medicine.
This award was based on their research proposal "Clinical and Economic Outcomes of Epoeitin Alfa." The research team is studying the impact of the drug's use in reducing the need for blood transfusions and preventing anemia in intensive care unit (ICU) patients.
The study will use electronic data to determine whether the drug improves the recovery time from an ICU stay and other illnesses.
via University Times
School of Pharmacy faculty members Sandra L. Kane, Emily Wade, Levent Kirisci and Ted Rice were awarded this year's American College of Clinical Pharmacy's Amgen Biotechnology Research Award, along with Mitchell Fink, chief and professor of critical care medicine.
This award was based on their research proposal "Clinical and Economic Outcomes of Epoeitin Alfa." The research team is studying the impact of the drug's use in reducing the need for blood transfusions and preventing anemia in intensive care unit (ICU) patients.
The study will use electronic data to determine whether the drug improves the recovery time from an ICU stay and other illnesses.
via University Times
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