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Student National Pharmaceutical Association - 438
Registration Information
Organization Number: 438
First Registered On: 01-26-1988
Last Registered On: 04-22-2013
Organization Information
Officially Sponsored by College of Pharmacy
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Status: Active
Purpose: The Student National Pharmaceutical Association is an education and service association of pharmacy students and high school affiliate members, concerned about pharmacy and other health professions. The purpose of SNPhA is to plan, organize, coordinate, and execute programs geared toward improvement of the health, social, and educational environment of the community; while providing opportunities for professional development.
Membership: Anyone interested in pharmacy including pre-pharmacy and pharmacy students at UT Austin.
Functions: Monthly meetings, Pre-pharmacy mixer, Mock PCAT, HIV/AIDS Awareness, High School Mentoring, Hypertension Screenings and much more! For more information visit our website or email an officer.
Organization Type: Professional
Contact Information
E-mail: amarachi.amuneke@utexas.edu
Web site: http://www.utexas.edu/pharmacy/students/organizations/snpha/
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Amarachi Amuneke, President-Elect
Joseph Brewster, Vice-President
Ogechi Iwuorie, President
Ker Shun Young, Treasurer
Kristi Soyoung Kim, Recording Secretary
Adviser: (Name, Position, Division, Phone)
Jamie Barner, Faculty Advisor, Pharmacy Administration Division, (512) 471-5612
Campus Office Address: 1 University Station
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