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Transitions Magazine

Transitions is published bi-monthly for members of the APhA New Practitioner Network. The online newsletter contains information focused on life inside and outside pharmacy practice, providing guidance on various areas of professional, personal, and practice development. Each issue includes in-depth articles on such topics as personal financial management, innovative practice sites, career profiles, career development tools, residency and postgraduate programs, and more.

APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Connor Anderson APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Connor Anderson

APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Connor Anderson

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Interview with: Connor Anderson, Ferris State University 1. As you reflect on your student pharmacist experience thus far, what are some of your favorite memories? The memories I have made over these past few years as a student pharmacist I will cherish forever. The most unforgettable among them were the laughs shared and time spent with my roommates Anton, Richie, Ricky, Sam, Brandon, Kris, and Gene. Traveling to extraordinary locations for APhA–ASP to meet new friends and future colleagues also tops out my list. Working with my fellow APhA–ASP Region 4 Regional Officers...
APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Matthew Broadwater APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Matthew Broadwater

APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Matthew Broadwater

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Interview with: Matthew Broadwater, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1. As you reflect on your student pharmacist experience thus far, what are some of your favorite memories? My favorite memories in pharmacy school revolve around people that I have interacted with. This includes the lifelong friendships I formed, mentors who...
APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Laurie Plewinski APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Laurie Plewinski

APhA Student Leadership Award recipient: Laurie Plewinski

Interview with: Laurie Plewinski, University at Buffalo 1. As you reflect on your student pharmacist experience thus far, what are some of...
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Making things better together (Online Exclusive) Making things better together (Online Exclusive)

Making things better together (Online Exclusive)

A crisis can be intense, distracting, and frustrating. A crisis is a quick, unexpected change that requires us to readjust our expectations. As...
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Top five to survive Top five to survive

Top five to survive

As Grayson Layton (back row, center) can attest, new friends can lift your spirits. Beginning your journey in pharmacy school brings about a...
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My grandmother, Alzheimer's, and pharmacy school My grandmother, Alzheimer's, and pharmacy school

My grandmother, Alzheimer's, and pharmacy school

As a child and now as a student pharmacist, Katarena Nalbandian’s inspiration has been her grandmother. During several different periods...
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When in Romania When in Romania

When in Romania

Natural products used in laboratory courses at the Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy. Ambulance sirens scream overhead as you...
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Bubbles bursting Bubbles bursting

Bubbles bursting

Following her rotation experience, Claire Schumann now applies the perspective she gained in Kenya to current challenges, and does her best to widen her lens and consider the big picture. For most of my life, I have lived in a bubble. I was fortunate to grow up in a happy home, attend a private Catholic school until college, travel on family vacations, and never worry about having food on...
Fired up instead of burned out Fired up instead of burned out

Fired up instead of burned out

As I headed to the desert for December’s ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting & Exposition in Las Vegas, NV, I was a ball of nerves. In the moment, it felt like a few days of first impressions and networking would either make or break all of my hard work. However, I turned this nervous energy into excitement, as I made meaningful connections and learned more about postgraduate programs. I...
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