Pharmacy Distinguished Alumni Nominations Open
The Distinguished Alumni awards are the highest honor bestowed upon graduates from the James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy. Do you know an exemplary alumnus from the University Of Cincinnati Winkle College of Pharmacy? If you do, we would like you to provide an opportunity to help us honor their achievement in pharmacy with a distinguished alumni award. We are now accepting nominations for both the Glasser and the Desalvo award. Descriptions of each award can be found below and nominations can be made here.
Arthur C. Glasser Distinguished Alumni Award: This award serves to recognize an alumnus of the College of Pharmacy who has contributed time and expertise to the college and its degree programs in pharmacy or pharmaceutical sciences to enhance student learning, training or research.
Robert J. DeSalvo Distinguished Alumni Award: This award serves to recognize an alumnus of the College of Pharmacy who has contributed to the profession of pharmacy or the pharmaceutical sciences at the national or international level.
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