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Kappa Epsilon - Pharmacy - 233
Registration Information
Organization Number: 233
First Registered On: 09-06-1978
Last Registered On: 04-10-2013
Organization Information
Officially Sponsored by College of Pharmacy
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: Active
Purpose: Students in College of Pharmacy. Strives to promote professional as well as individual achievement; establish lines of cooperation and communication between faculty and students; promotes professional consciousness and a bond of lasting fellowship between its members.
Membership: Membership is open to UT Austin students who are enrolled in the College of Pharmacy professional sequence. Must pass through a pledge program that lasts 10 weeks. The program consists of the club's service and social projects.
Functions: Sponsor service projects every semester that benefit both members and the Austin community; especially interested in health profession oriented projects that are a learning experience for both the student and the community. We sponsor social activities that give students and faculty a chance to get to know each other. PHR 2.118A
Organization Type: Professional
Contact Information
Phone: (512) 232-5320
E-mail: stacey.cornell@mail.utexas.edu
Web site: http://www.utexas.edu/pharmacy/students/organizations/ke/
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Vina Nguyen, Treasurer
Crystal Howell, President
Mikaela Farrell, President-Elect
Ashlee Brunaugh, Vice President-Elect
Campus Office Address: PHR 2.118A
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