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College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences launches mobile app

Campbell University’s College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences has released a new mobile application for Android and Apple products. The free app for smartphones and tablets offers instant access to news, videos and information about the College.

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Campbell partners with health center to receive grant to help diabetes patients

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust of Winston-Salem, N.C., has awarded a $399,000 grant for Campbell University to partner with First Choice Community Health Centers (FCCHC) for a collaborative project that will implement a diabetes navigator service program to high-risk patients with Type 2 diabetes.  

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College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences honors scholarship donors at annual luncheon

Campbell University’s College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences hosted its annual scholarship luncheon on Sat., Feb. 9, giving students the opportunity to thank the donors who help fund their education. 

Donors provided over $240,000 in scholarships this year, giving financial assistance to more than 115 post-graduate students in the College’s pharmacy, physician assistant practice, pharmaceutical sciences and clinical research programs.

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Public Health, PA host free dental and medical clinic for Harnett County children

Nearly 100 underserved children from Harnett County received free dental and medical care on Saturday, Feb. 2, at a clinic organized by Campbell University’s Public Health and Physician Assistant programs.

The one-day event set up twelve dental chairs in the Harnett County Commons Area in Lillington, N.C., providing free exams, cleanings, sealants, and fluoride treatments for children who do not have dental insurance or receive Medicaid funding.

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New physical therapy program now accepting applications

Campbell University started accepting applications for its new Doctor of Physical Therapy degree today, Feb. 4. The program is projected to begin in January 2014 and plans to accept 32 to 40 students for the first class. Interested candidates have until Nov. 1 to submit their applications.

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