One of the best ways for students and postgraduate trainees to experience organized clinical pharmacy in action is to participate in an ACCP national meeting. This fall, 44 students and postgraduate trainees had the opportunity to do just that for the 2021 Virtual ACCP Annual Meeting. Congratulations to the following individuals who were offered 2021 ACCP Annual Meeting Travel Awards.
Resident/Fellow Travel Award Winners
- Sara Alosaimy
- Sara Bruner
- Aaron Chase
- Abigail Elmes
- Amanda Foster
- Dana Holger
- Eden Keller
- Joshua Kiptoo
- Ashlan Kunz Coyne
- Kaitlin Musick
- Nicholas Nelson
- Molly Nichols
- Nicholas Rebold
- Roxane Rohani
- Boguang Sun
- Lisa Varughese
- Emily Viehl
- Thomas Wert
- Jessica Zhao
Student Travel Award Winners
- Aliya Abdulla
- Chloe Baskowitz
- Lyra Beltran
- Eun Choi
- Christopher Elbracht
- Holly Hoshall
- Ashley (Kexin) Hu
- Kendall Huntt
- Lydia Joyner
- Alana Knapke
- Andrea Malfara
- Natalie Mausey
- Kinsey McClure
- Briley Miller
- Lindsey Miller
- Dianna (Phi-Linh) Nguyen
- Anh Phan
- Jordan Plummer
- Jillian Searle
- Logan Smith
- Jie Yi Tan
- Jenessa Teta
- Christine Tran
- Kaley Troop
- Khanh Vo
Travel awards encourage student and postgraduate trainee attendance at ACCP meetings and promote future involvement in the College. Information about the next cycle of travel awards will be available on the ACCP website in June 2022. To qualify for a travel award, applicants must be (1) a current resident, fellow, or postgraduate trainee member of ACCP; or (2) a current student member pursuing his or her first professional degree who has completed at least 1 academic year in their professional pharmacy program. Applicants are required to submit an essay, a CV, and letter(s) of recommendation from faculty members and/or preceptors.