The Patient Safety Movement Foundation (PSMF) and Chapman University School of Pharmacy (CUSP) faculty and staff joined Dave’s Virtual Walk Across America in October 2020. This virtual walk campaign was started by PSMF CEO Dr. Dave Mayer to raise awareness for patient and health worker safety as the country grappled with the COVID-19 pandemic. The
Last April, Chapman University held a virtual Community Impact Forum to share some of its endeavors in supporting the community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Facilitated by Vice President of Campus Planning and Design Collette Creppell, the forum featured panelists including President Daniele C. Struppa, City of Orange Mayor Mark Murphy, Vice President for Research Tom
Dr. Jerika Lam was selected to participate in the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Patient Safety Policy Committee to develop a policy statement on Pharmacy’s role in Patient Safety. Members are selected from around the world based on their contributions to the area of patient safety. The Committee is comprised of pharmacists working in different settings
My name is Alexander Delgado. I graduated in the Spring of 2019 from Chapman University School of Pharmacy. I am currently doing a residency for HonorHealth Scottsdale Medical Centers. My hobbies include playing with my dog, going on hikes, and binge-watching shows from various streaming platforms. Career After graduation, I moved to Scottsdale, Arizona to
Congratulations to CUSP’s team of student pharmacists for winning the 2019 CSHP Quiz Bowl. CUSP students progressed from ranking in 3rd place (2017), to 2nd place (2018), and now clinching the 2019 CSHP Quiz Bowl Champions title! Students dedicated time outside of their classes and APPE rotations to review and prepare for this annual clinical
The City of Yorba Linda presented Dean Ron Jordan with a certificate of recognition for advocating patient safety in Orange County. Peggy Huang, Councilwoman of the city of Yorba Linda, attended the award ceremony on behalf of the city. Dean Jordan is recognized for proactively emphasizing the importance of high-quality patient care programs, fostering a
“It is a nostalgic moment, parting ways from CUSP after five years, where I completed an MS followed by an intensive Ph.D. I am proud to say I was among the first students to get an MS. Also, among the few to continue along with a Ph.D. being pioneers, I daresay in this sense, I
My name is Romina Nabiee. I graduated from Chapman in 2017 with a Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (MSPS) with a focus on oncogenic metabolic pathways. Now, I am a Ph.D. student in pharmaceutical sciences with a focus on KSHV Virus Immunology at Chapman. When I’m not a “mad scientist” in training, I’ve
Left to right: Yeji Mowrer, Holly Wilson, Gurjit Sethi, Mohinder Sethi, Dean Ronald Jordan, Laura Gorospe, Mindy Hutchinson, and Bicky Singh Sikhlens and Chapman University School of Pharmacy co-hosted the Inaugural Sikhlens Fundraising Dinner in memory of Jusdeep Sethi in April 2019. Presented by the title sponsors, The Sethi Family and Wells Fargo, the evening
Hello – my name’s Michael Phan and I graduated as part of CUSP’s inaugural Pharm.D. cohort in 2018. I’m currently doing a fellowship under the tutelage of Dr. Daniel Tomaszewski here at CUSP, where we are researching pediatric pain management. In my free time, I enjoy being active! Hiking, exploring state and national parks, biking…