Greenwood Promoted to Full Professor at Campbell

Dr. Robert Greenwood, of Campbell University’s School of Pharmacy, has been promoted to full professor. Greenwood is the director of the Bachelor and Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences programs at Campbell and associate chairman of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Greenwood earned a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy in 1971 and a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical sciences in 1980. Prior to coming to Campbell in 1987, he was an assistant professor of pharmacy at the University of Oklahoma’s College of Pharmacy and served as a part-time staff pharmacist at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Oklahoma City, OK.
Greenwood is a member of the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences and the American Pharmacists Association, as well as other professional organizations. He has been elected to leadership roles in the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and currently serves as the chairman of the Basic Sciences Section of the American Pharmacists Association. He was an American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Fellow and was named Outstanding Professor by Kappa Epsilon Professional Fraternity. In 1994 Greenwood received the Dean’s Teaching Excellence Award from Campbell’s School of Pharmacy and is credited with the development of a significant number of courses in the basic sciences curriculum at Campbell.
Greenwood and colleague Dr. Antoine Al-Achi, have worked on the development of an insulin delivery system that uses a carrier system to protect insulin from being broken down by enzymes in the body. According to Greenwood, however, his major accomplishments at Campbell include providing leadership and service to the school and to the profession and, above all, trying to provide a quality educational experience for students.

Bulletin 0056-3/08/05