Torch, Fall/Winter 2007

Announcing School of Pharmacy The Cedarville University t $SJUJDBM /FFE e nation’s pharmacy schools are filled to capacity, and a shortage of 150,000 pharmacists is predicted by 2020. t 4USPOH 'PVOEBUJPO Cedarville is already a national leader in health care and science programs. t 4VDDFTTGVM 5SBDL 3FDPSE Cedarville has a proven reputation for launching successful, accredited professional programs. t %JTUJODU .JTTJPO Cedarville equips competent professionals who will bring a compassionate, biblical perspective to the critical bioethical issues facing the pharmaceutical field today. e University is pursuing accreditation for the School of Pharmacy by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, the Ohio Board of Regents, and the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Learn More Cedarville University will enroll undergraduate prepharmacy students in 2009 with the four-year, professional program planned to begin in 2012. A 2008 prepharmacy option is also available. $BMM $&%"37*--& XXX DFEBSWJMMF FEV QIBSNBDZ A nationwide search for a founding dean and faculty is now underway. Inquire at arunyan@cedarville.edu . XXX DFEBSWJMMF FEV GPVOEJOHEFBO