School of Pharmacy Annual Report 2015–2016
Pharmacy 2016 Year In Review
Major Achievements
Accreditation
Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy received full accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education in July 2016.
First Graduates
In an event that was a decade in the making, Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy graduated its first class, with 48 students receiving their Doctor of Pharmacy.
Record Enrollment
Student Success
100% Job Placement Rate*
91% Persistence to Graduation
78% Achieved Residency
92% NAPLEX Pass Rate*
This past May, 48 new pharmacists set out to make their mark for Christ in residency programs, pharmacy chains, hospital settings, and their own business.
* Items marked with an asterisk are rates calculated at 6 monthsRead More:
On Mission
34 Students were involved with Pharmacy Missions in 2015–2016:
International
- Honduras
- Dominican Republic
- Romania
- Kenya
- El Salvador
- Belize
Domestic
- Beattyville, KY
- Athens, OH
- Chicago, IL
Pharmacy Trip To India
Faculty Spotlight
It’s an improbable journey from an outcast village in India to a research laboratory in Cedarville. Read as one of the original faculty members from the School of Pharmacy shares his “God story.”
Read Elisha Injeti’s story:
Advancement
Total Giving to the School of Pharmacy to Date
$9,407,150
“It was an honor to receive a donor-funded scholarship this year. With a reduced financial burden, the scholarship helped me concentrate more on my academics. Not only did the donor’s generosity reduce my financial burden, it also taught me to be generous and give willingly to help others to promote a good cause; that is a lesson I will have for a lifetime.”
— James O. Baffoe
Doctor of Pharmacy Candidate, Class of 2019
Cedarville University School of Pharmacy
SNPhA Health Initiative Chair
In the News
Presentation Educates Student-Athletes on Rx Drugs
Pharmacy Students Win Ohio SSHP Championship
Pharmacy Professor Receives Prestigious Scholarship
Pharmacy Professor Sought for Expertise on Superbugs
Pharmacy Student Selected for National Committee
