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A Year of Growth, Faith, and Service with UMSOP CPFI
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My UMSOP Story – Liz Brockman, MS ‘24
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University of Maryland Medical System Making Strides in Meeting Age-Friendly Measure
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My UMSOP Story: Kadi Nail, MS ’22
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Embracing Pharmacy as a Community
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Saluting Single Parents from Past, Present
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Inspiring Students to Reach Potential
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She’s a Force, Whatever the Role
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She Thrives in A Variety of Ways
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Geriatric Pharmacy and the Leaders of Today – ASCP National President Inspires Future Generations of Pharmacists

She’s a Force, Whatever the Role

Lisa Calvert Chalk, MS, PMP, recalls watching her brothers take karate lessons when she was barely 5 years old. She desperately wanted to join in. “You can’t, you’re a girl,” said her parents. Fast forward 23 years later, Calvert Chalk enrolled her 6-year-old son in martial arts. She enrolled a year later.

Today this fourth-degree black belt and master instructor of mixed martial arts says her years of training and teaching furnished her with strengths in “organization and discipline.” These two attributes have helped propel her, for the last 32 years, through multiple positions within the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy (UMSOP).

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Geriatric Pharmacy and the Leaders of Today – ASCP National President Inspires Future Generations of Pharmacists

Written By: Samantha Paylor, PharmD Candidate, Class of 2027 On Monday, Sept. 23, 2024, the Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging, housed in the 4th oldest pharmacy school in the United States, hosted the national president of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP), Dr. Deborah Milito. Beyond Dr. Milito’s role in ASCP,[…]

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