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of Kentucky Chapter officers:

From
left to right: Marie Wehenkel, Christin Pramudiati Hollis, Courtney Swadley,
Sucharita Sen, Zaifang Huang, Melissa Howard, Salin Gupta Patel, Mikolaj
Milewski
Our chapter's
goal is to:
- bring professionals
from academia, industry and government regulatory agencies to the university
to share their expert knowledge
- organize pharmaceutical
conferences to exchange knowledge and boost scientific cooperation
- provide graduate
students with an opportunity to network with others
The University of
Kentucky AAPS student chapter has kicked 2009 off to a great start! The
first of the year's Young Scientist Seminar Series was held in February
with faculty members Dr. Paul Bummer and Dr. Joseph Fink discussing ethics
in writing and publishing scientific literature. This was followed by
representation at the University's Engineering Day where several hundred
elementary to high school students and their parents were introduced to
the concept of pharmaceutical sciences through crystallization and tablet
formation demonstrations. The chapter also hosted a lunch with Dr. Lynne
Taylor from Purdue University. Students were encouraged by her presentation
on the changing face of industry and how graduate students can successfully
adapt to the new environment. Upcoming events include a nanotechnology
seminar as part of the AAPS Visiting Scientist program and a summer industry
trip.
To check out former
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ready for the Fall Picnic!
The Fall Welcome Picnic for new graduate students will be held
on August 26th (Wednesday) at Jacobson Park (Shelter
#1). Make sure you come and say hello to all the new students! Also,
it is a great occasion to impress others by devouring a large number
of burgers or proving superiority in a volleyball/badminton game!
A remainder will be send to all graduate students.
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Summer
industry trip to Abbott laboratories in Chicago/Lilly laboratories
in Indianapolis
The most likely scenario, as for today, is that we will be
visiting Lilly laboratories in Indianapolis sometime in September.
Updates will be posted as progress is made. Please contact
us if you want to go and hasn't done so yet!
Young
Scientist Seminar lecture on job-searching, resume preparation,
and interview practice
On the 28th of August at 2pm (COP 223), Megan
Boone M.A. will present what a senior graduate student should know
about searching for a dream job. Don't miss it! This topic was chosen
based on the questionnaire feedback we obtained from you!
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Engineers
day open house (E-day)
February 21st from 9:00-1:00. AAPS was present at E-day where
the College of Engineering introduced their programs to the public.
Tons of creative demonstrations were presented by departments, affiliated
organizations, and companies.
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