Scholarships and Student Loans
The NCPA Foundation wants to assist pharmacy students interested in entrepreneurship finance their pharmacy education through scholarships and low-interest student loans. All NCPA student members are eligible to apply.
The NCPA Foundation is a nonprofit organization that was established in 1953 to honor John W. Dargavel, NCPA's Executive Secretary from 1933 to 1961. Its goal is to provide educational and research support to pharmacy faculty, students, and practitioners and to assist future professionals through the provision of scholarships and low-interest educational loans.
Neil Pruitt Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Ellen Smith – University of Washington
Willard B. Simmons Recipient
Cassandra Shields – University of Missouri
J. C. and Rheba Cobb Recipient
Todd (Joey) Mattingly – University of Kentucky
Presidential Scholarship Recipients
Saadia Ali – University of Texas - Austin
Amelia Arnold – University of Connecticut
Joelle Babatsky – Wilkes University
Danielle Bailey – University of Texas
Joy Cunningham – University of Cincinnati
Jason Doss – Washington State University
Kevin Florence – University of Georgia
Abby Frye – University of Washington
Christy Garmon – Samford University
Kylee Kern – University of Wyoming
Tyson Mullen – University of Kansas
Fallon Ojong – Rutgers University
Courtney Rappold – West Virginia University
Melissa Rufenacht – University of Kansas
Brittany Shakespear – University of Utah
Nicole Shirah – University of Georgia
Jennifer Waitzman – Ohio Northern University
David Zimmerman – University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
Partners in Pharmacy Scholarship Recipients
Eric Gourley – University of Kansas
Charles Hartig – Drake University
Lisa Hernandez – University of the Pacific
Daniela Jenkins – Washington State University
Jessica McNeil – Shenandoah University
Megan Milne – University of Utah
Yousuf Rahyab – University of Southern California
Emily Schulze – University of Washington
Jacinda Telles – Western University
Andrew Yancey – Washington State University