When 13 members of the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy traveled for five days to Canada, their goal was to live out their Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) motto: “One Mission, No Barriers.” They broke barriers by caring for underserved populations and underrepresented people groups. The team visited six towns in six days and... View Article
Have you ever thought about the things you believed when you were younger that you later found out were not true? Here’s my list: the earth is flat, Santa likes cookies, the Easter Bunny, falling asleep in church keeps you from heaven, and racial reconciliation is not possible. I used to believe that... View Article
Twenty five people from various ethnic backgrounds attended a mini health clinic hosted by students from various ethnic backgrounds. This may not sound revolutionary, but with pharmacies nationally seeking Pharmacists who can relate on several levels to their patients, this is critical for good health care. People want to relate... View Article
Black History month is here. As you look for appropriate ways to celebrate this month, consider the following bucket list, as a resource for the month of February. Items listed, not in order of importance simply provide opportunities. Many of these ideas will encourage you when interacting with people from... View Article
Monday, January 16, 2017 Chapel speaker will be Dr. John McNeal. Dr. McNeal is the Sr. Pastor of Atlanta Bible Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA. The Cedarville University Orchestra visited ABBC last year for a powerful day of music. Additionally for the last 2 years the Cedarville Civil Rights Tour... View Article