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Mossberg Honors Symposium (40th Annual)

40th Annual

Mossberg Honors Symposium

January 15, 2025 | 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. | KU School of Pharmacy | Room 2020


Keynote Speaker

Rick Couldry, Vice President of Pharmacy and Health Professions, University of Kansas Health System

Rick Couldry

  • Vice President of Pharmacy and Health Professions, University of Kansas Health System
  • 2025 KU School of Pharmacy Distinguished Graduate Award
  • KU Graduate Class of 1996, Department of Pharmacy Practice

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Keynote Presentation - “Principled Leadership in Healthcare – A Lighthouse in a Storm of Change”

Presentation Videos

Rick Couldry on Leadership #1

Rick Couldry on Leadership #2

Rick Couldry on Leadership #3


Mossberg Honors Symposium Award Recipients 2025

NameDepartmentPresentation Title
Lina NerioPharmacology and ToxicologySex-dependent corticotropin releasing factor regulation of social avoidance and social attachment in defeated prairie voles 
Lindsey EddingsPharmacy PracticeEvaluating the health-related quality of life (HRQoL) of pharmacy students at the University of Kansas before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic
Pei-Hsuan ChenMedicinal ChemistryAn α,β-Unsaturated pro-Amino Acid with pro-Chiral Potential for the Identification of Anti-Aggregation Therapies
Maribel Espinoza-BallesterosPharmaceutical ChemistryVisible and near UV photo-degradation of IgG1 based modalities mediated by Iron (III)-containing histidine buffer: site specific fragmentation and novel photo-conversion
Yunwanbin WangPharmacology & ToxicologyDysfunction in prelimbic cortex to ventral tegmental area projection mediates early social isolation stress-induced susceptibility to heroin relapse
Haley JonesPharmacy PracticeStudent and faculty perspectives on the use of artificial intelligence and academic misconduct in pharmacy
Matthew RussolilloMedicinal ChemistryProximity Labeling Strategies to Investigate the Role of High-Mannose Glycoproteins in Disease
Eric EbertPharmaceutical ChemistryOptimizing the Delivery of Antibody Therapeutics using Blood Brain Barrier Derived Peptides


Questions?

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