Briana Williams
Brennen Guzik (’21 PharmD Candidate) is working toward a pharmacy residency that will prepare him for a career in oncology, infectious disease, or academia. He said, “I look forward to the opportunity of providing a pharmacy perspective to this interprofessional leadership program. Additionally, I believe this program will afford an opportunity to discuss tough health care challenges with future leaders across the state of North Carolina.”
Hunnain Siddiqui (’23 PharmD Candidate) hopes to complete a residency after graduation and become a clinical pharmacist. She stated, “I am excited to have this opportunity to further my leadership skills and learn more about the current issues that the healthcare field is facing. I plan to use this knowledge to become an active leader and advocate for the pharmacy profession.”
February 22, 2021
Named in honor of Sterling Welch, DO, for his outstanding generosity to the AOF and his desire to support osteopathic medical students and promote education, this grant was established to provide monetary aid to osteopathic medical students.
One student from each College/School of Osteopathic Medicine (COM/SOM) and branch campus is eligible annually and are chosen because of their outstanding academic achievement, participation in extracurricular activities, strong commitment toward osteopathic medicine and financial need.
Dr. Tom Motyka, Chair and Associate Professor of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine, wrote a letter of support for Student Doctor Pol and shares he is always impressed by the way she represents Campbell University and the overall discipline of osteopathic medicine.