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Student Success Institute: Advancing a Culture Where Everyone Can Thrive

CPE Activity Announcement

October 2-4, 2024

Virtual

Target Audience

AACP encourages any faculty member, students, administrator, or staff person to attend. This Institute would be particularly impactful for faculty and staff involved in curriculum and assessment committees, assistant/associate deans of student affairs, and CEO Deans.

Agenda

AACP is pleased to announce that the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education (AFPE) of will continue its support of the Social and Administrative Sciences (SAS) Section Summer Research Exchange Mentorship Program awards for summer 2024. As in past years, five highly meritorious program participants were further selected to receive $2,500 stipends from AFPE. The Research Exchange Mentorship program supports student pharmacists as they pursue research with host mentors outside of their home institutions.

Request Process

Members of the Midwest Pharmacy Workforce Research Consortium involved in conducting the National Pharmacist Workforce Study are excited to collaborate with you or your organization regarding pharmacy workforce data and research. 

Collaboration Projects & Invited Speakers

If you are interested in collaborating on a research project or are searching for invited speakers, presenters, discussion facilitators, or experts in pharmacy workforce, please contact the principal investigators of the most recent NPWS report (see Table below). 

Survey Questions and Data 

If you are interested in requesting NPWS survey questions or data, please submit a brief proposal to the principal investigators of the NPWS associated with your request (see Table below). Depending on the nature or scope of the request and the investigator time required to accomplish the request, a fee may be required. The proposal should include and should address the following: 

• Requester’s name, credentials, title, and organization. 
• A brief description of the intended purpose or use for the survey items and/or data. 
• A brief description or list of the survey items or data variables of interest. 
• The funding source(s) and intended plans for publication (if any). 
• Attestation that the NPWS research team and PWC will be appropriately acknowledged and cited in any presentations, publications, or interviews that utilize survey items or data received. 
  • NPWS survey items derived from previously published literature will also be appropriately acknowledged and cited. 
• A timeline for when survey items or data is needed. 

NPWS Year	Principal Investigator	Co-Principal Investigator
2024	David Mott, PhD Professor, University of Wisconsin david.mott@wisc.edu	Brianne Bakken, PharmD, MHA Associate Professor, University of Iowa  brianne-bakken@uiowa.edu
2022	David Mott, PhD Professor, University of Wisconsin david.mott@wisc.edu
2019	William (Bill) Doucette, PhD Professor, University of Iowa william-doucette@uiowa.edu	Matthew Witry, PharmD, PhD Associate Professor, University of Iowa matthew-witry@uiowa.edu
2014	Caroline Gaither, PhD Professor, University of Minnesota cgaither@umn.edu	Jon Schommer, PhD Professor, University of Minnesota schom010@umn.edu
2009	Jon Schommer, PhD Professor, University of Minnesota schom010@umn.edu
2004	David Mott, PhD Professor, University of Wisconsin david.mott@wisc.edu