IPT section meeting story

APhA recognizes students ertificates of recognition were beC stowed upon 67 graduating students .from schools and colleges of pharmacy in 42 states and the District of Columbia by the American ,P harmaceutical Association for outstanding service to their student chapters. Upon the recommendations of deans and student chapter faculty advisors, the certificates were presented to those senior students who . have demonstrated leadership and interest in building their stud~nt chapters and conducting chapter activities. ,M embership totals over 13,000 students in 74 APhA student chapters of which many are affiliated with their state pharmaceutical associations. Students receiving the awards wereAlabama-Dewey A. Gibson, Auburn University; Joe L. Mosley, Samford University Arizona-Leslie A. Peterson, University of Arizona Arkansas-James Carey Morse, University of Arkansas California-Carl Britto, University of the Pacific; Stanley G. Kleiner, University of California Colorado-Tom Rougas, University of Colorado Connecticut-Gary P. Hermsdorf, University of Con necticut District of Columbia-Claude E. Foggy; Howard University Florida-Alice Deaderick, Florida A&M; Alfred Orr Morrow, University of Florida Georgia-Jay Scott Major, Mercer University; Edwin E. Cunningham, Jr., University of Georgia Idaho-Thomas R. Bettencourt, Idaho State University Illinois-Richard C. Carroll, University of Illinois Indiana-Glen Jacobs and John Delker, Butler University; William Allen Foust, Purdue University Iowa-Thomas O. McLaughlin, University of Iowa Kansas-James Wheatley and Mrs. James Wheatley, University of Kansas

Kentucky-James P. Poore, Jr., University of Kentucky Louisiana-Harold E. Ribbeck, Northeast Louisiana State College; Horace C. Bynum, Jr., Xavier University Massachusetts-John Thomas Nazzaro, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy; Albert A. Belmonte, Northeastern University Michigan-Carl Walter Wilberg, Ferris State College; Jack S. Newberry, University of Michigan; Jack D. Cronk, Wayne State University Minnesota-Robert A. Nordin, University of Minnesota Mississippi-John Hancock, University of Mississippi Missouri-Kenneth Charles Steiner, St. Louis College of Pharmacy; Mary L. Owens, University of Missouri at Kansas City Montana-Stanley Beaudette, Montana . State University Nebraska-Richard D. Denbo, Creighton University; Boyd L. Berry, University of Nebraska New Jersey-Bruce Dean Hagmann, Rutgers University New Mexico-Matthew Iraci, University of New Mexico New York-Roger Murray, Albany College of Pharmacy; Fred Stuart Gordon, Brooklyn College of Pharmacy; Gordon Amidon, University of Buffalo; Charles Ross, Columbia University; Ernest Gianetti, Fordham University; Donald Lerario, St. John's University North Carolina-Robert B. Lowe, University of North Carolina North Dakota-James C. Ashley, North Da kota State University Ohio-Frederick J. Rizzo, University of Cincinnati; Larry J. Johnston, Ohio Northern University; Howard E. Klinker, Jr., Ohio State University Oklahoma-John Paul Gorman, Southwestern State College Oregon-Michael R. Ralls, Oregon State University Pennsylvania-Sister M. Maureen Blenkush, Duquesne University; Gerald A. Mazzucca, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science; Harry Collins, Temple University

Displaying his certificate of commendation from APhA is Keith D. Kellum of the University of Houston college of pharmacy.

Rhode Island-Maureen Grabbert, Universityof Rhode Island South Carolina-David B. Smith, University of South Carolina South Dakota-Douglas H. Carnahan, South Da kota State College Tennessee-Samuel M. Shelton, University of Tennessee Texas-Keith D. Kellum, University of Houston; Terry Tottenham, University of Texas Utah-Howard Larry Hunter, University of Utah Virginia-John M. Tabb, Jr., Medical College of Virginia Washington-Bruce Leslie Wherry, Washington State University; Russell Mariam Wells, University of Washington West Virginia-William Harvey Riffee, West Virginia University Wisconsin-Michael M. Marcetich, University of Wisconsin Wyoming-Frank Hench, University of Wyoming

IPT section meeting story up in t,h e first half of October are three industrial Coming pharmaceutical technology section meetings of the APhA Academy of Pharmaceutical Soiences. Chicago is the site for the sixth annual midwest regional meeting on October 2 at which presentations on fluid bed drying, color stability, instrumentation of tablet machines, raw material quality control and stabilizers for liquid dosage forms will be given. Registration informatioI) may be obtained from arrangements chairman William Schmitt, Alberto-Culver, 2525 W. Armitage Avenue, Melrose Park, Illinois 60164. The seventh annual eastern regional meeting will take place on October 9 in New York. Topics o~ the agenda are protection of parenterals with nitrogen, suspension technology, nne particle technology, stability patterns in solid dosage forms and new approaches to the evaluation in man of the effects of changes in pharmaceutical formulations. Luncheon speaker will be Earl Ubell, weBS-tv science editor, whose topic will

be «The Square Root of Public 'I nformation," an analysis of the public's resPQnse to medical practices and drugs and the role tv plays in this response. Arrangements chairman is Roy Reiner, Endo Laboratories, Inc., 1000 Stewart Avenue, Carden City, New York 15530. The I'PT section will hold its third annual western regional meeting on October 16 in Los Angeles. Morning session will highlight development of stabilized solid flavors, in vivo evaluation of drug availability from various dosage forms and automated scheduling, reporting and analysis in the stability testing program. Analytical methods for pressurized aerosols and Fast SkanPolarograph technics for pharmaceutical assays are subjects slated for afternoon session. Arrangements co-chairmen are James G. Young, Riker Laboratories, 19901 Nordhoff, Northridge, California, and Malcolm P. Boghosian of Allergan Pharmaceutical, 411 Northwest lIth Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103. Vol. NS7, No.8, August 1967

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