AACP Experiential Section Standing Committees:
Program Committee* 2015-2016 Charges:
Wes Nuffer
Debra Copeland
Mahfouz
Jennifer RidingsMyhra
Jean Moon
University of Colorado
Wesley.nuffer@ucdenver.edu
Chair
15-16
Northeastern University
D.Copeland@neu.edu
jennifer.ridingsmyhra@austin.utexas.edu
member
14-16
member
member
14-16
15-17
member
15-17
member
Ex-officio
member
15-17
Jennifer Clements
University of Texas
University of Minnesota
Presbyterian College of
Pharmacy
Michael Doherty
University of Cincinnati
jmoon@umn.edu
jclements@presby.edu
mike.doherty@uc.edu
Gloria Grice
St. Louis COP
*2-3 new members appointed each year to a 2-year term
Gloria.Grice@stlcop.edu
Charge 1: To survey Experiential Education Section members about interest in programming for the annual
meeting as well as webinars held throughout the year.
Note: The Programming Committee will assist the Webinar Committee by identifying general programming
interests for the section provided by webinars. The chairs of the programming and webinar committees
should meet quarterly to ensure that everyone is on the same page and that the annual meeting and webinar
programming is not duplicative, but instead complimentary.
Deliverable 1: Survey (September 1, 2015)
Deliverable 2: List of General Program interest for Webinar Series (should be minimum of 2 general
interest webinars provided). (September 15, 2015)
Charge 2: To develop annual meeting programming (topics/speakers), including budgeting priorities.
Deliverable: Submit programming details (budget, speakers, title, objectives) (December 1, 2015)
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1
and at the 2016 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016; June 15, 2016
Resolutions Committee* 2015-2016 Charges:
Name
Janet Cooley
Karl Hess
College
University of Arizona
Western University of Health
Sciences
email
cooley@pharmacy.arizona.edu
position
Chair
term
15-16
khess@westernu.edu
member
15-17
15-16
Suzanne
Harris
UNC Eshelman School of
Pharmacy
Shane Trent
Craig Kimble
Mary Ray
South College School of Pharmary
Marshall University
LECOM
suzanne_harris@unc.edu
member
15-17
member
member
member
Exofficio
member
15-17
14-16
14-16
member
15-17
strent@southcollegetn.edu
craig.kimble@marshall.edu
mray@lecom.edu
Wes Nuffer
University of Colorado
Wesley.nuffer@ucdenver.edu
Incoming
Chair-Elect
Designate
TBA in November
TBA in November
*2-3 new members appointed each year some with a 2-year term
15-16
Charge 1: To review recommendations presented in various committees and other reports and to develop
resolutions for consideration by the Section during the annual meeting. Committee should review Bylaws for
the Section and determine if any changes are warranted. The Committee should review any changes to COS
Standing Rules of Procedures and/or changes to the AACP Bylaws approved by the HOD at the annual
meeting each year that may impact the Section.
Resolutions to be brought forward to the COS for consideration should be presented as soon as possible to
the COS via interim reports rather than being presented in the final report.
Deliverble: Submit any resolutions (including intent) for section consideration at the annual meeting by April
1, 2016 (at least 90 days before the AACP Annual meeting).
Charge 2: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members in July at the
2016 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016; June 15, 2016 (Final)
Nominations Committee* 2015-2016 Charges:
Lynn Stevenson
Jennifer Danielson
Kristen Goliak
Lindsay Elliott
Auburn University
University of Washington
UIC College of Pharmacy
Harding University College of
Pharmacy
tls0002@auburn.edu
jendan@uw.edu
kgoliak@uic.edu
lselliott@harding.edu
Chair
member
member
15-16
15-17
15-17
member
15-17
heidi.eukel@ndsu.edu
Heidi Eukel
April Staton
Karl Hess
North Dakota State University
Auburn University
Western University
Wes Nuffer
University of Colorado
*2 new members appointed each year some with a 2-year term
member
statoag@auburn.edu
member
khess@westernu.edu
member
Ex-officio
Wesley.nuffer@ucdenver.edu member
Charge 1: Solicit potential candidates for Section Officer (Chair Elect, Secretary) and disseminate materials to
prospective candidates for Section leadership positions to explain officer responsibilities.
15-16
14-16
14-16
15-17
Deliverable: April 1, 2016
Charge 2: Prepare and present a slate of nominees (2 per vacancy) for Section officers (Chair-Elect, Secretary)
at the 2016 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: June 15, 2016
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1
and at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016; June 15, 2016 (Final)
Awards Committee* 2014-2015 Charges:
Name
Institution
email
Kelli Coover
Creighton
KelliCoover@creighton.edu
Megan
Thompson
University of Colorado
megan.thompson@ucdenver.edu
John Parisi
University of Saint Joseph
jparisi@usj.edu
Denise Klinker
University of Florida
dklinker@cop.ufl.edu
James Colbert
UCSD
jcolbert@ucsd.edu
Alexis Horace
University of Louisiana Monroe
horace@ulm.edu
*2 new members appointed each year some with a 2-year term
Chair
Term
15-16
member
member
member
member
member
15-17
15-17
15-17
14-16
15-16
Charge 1: To nominate individuals who qualify for AACP awards. Primary award for consideration will be the
Lyman award. Nominations are due in January 2015.
Deliverable: Identify 3 AJPE experiential education themed papers suitable for consideration for the Lyman
award using the time points selected by AACP. And, inform the section of who the nominees were. (January
1, 2016)
Charge 2: To solicit nominations and select individuals who qualify for annual AACP EE Section Awards.
1. Award of Excellence in Experiential Education
2. Award of Excellence in Scholarship in EE
And, inform the section who the nominees were.
Deliverable: May 1, 2016
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2014; December 15, 2014; May 15, 2015) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2015) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1
and at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016; June 15, 2016 (Final)
Membership Committee 2015-2016 Charges:
Kimberly
Norman
Jeff Mercer
Scott Wilkie
University of Nebraska
Harding University
University of North Carolina
knorman@unmc.edu
jmercer1@harding.edu
scott.wilkie@msj.org
Rivka Katz
St. John’s University
Paul Walker
University of Michigan
Michael Doherty University of Cincinnati
*2-3 new members appointed each year
katzr@stjohns.edu
pcwalker@umich.edu
mike.doherty@uc.edu
Charge 1: Determine the accuracy and utility of using the AACP membership profile/roster system to track
and locate section members. Then, establish and execute a plan to communicate and promote use of the
AACP membership profile to locate and identify section members and their respective interests/exertise. (ie.,
Can we simply use the membership profile to locate our section members, and forgo maintaining a separate
spreadsheet? If not, what can we suggest to AACP to tweak the profile to enable us to do so? Can we stop
calling each and every school to update the email/contact spreadsheet every year?)
Deliverable: April 2016
Charge 2: Update the list of EE faculty/staff at the Canadian Colleges/Schools of Pharmacy, any additional
foreign schools of pharmacy that are members of AACP. Disseminate this list to the section membership (or
post on the website with announcement to members that it is there).
Deliverable: October 15, 2015
Hint: Kelly Drummond is the CA PEPSIG chair this year: Kelly.Drummond@umanitoba.ca
Charge 3: Using the AACP section membership profile information, identify the primary interest areas of our
section and explore ways to effectively communicate with and engage the diverse section membership. (ie.
Answer these questions: What are the common interests of our section membership? Who is interested in
those areas? Do the individuals with common interests know that each other exist?)
Deliverable: March 15,
2016
Charge 4: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1
and at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016; June 15, 2016 (Final)
Special Committees:
Scholarship Committee* 2015-2016 Charges:
Lindsey Welch
Karen Whalen
University of Georgia
University of Florida
Allison Schriever
Monica Miller
Kathleen
Besinque
University of Illinois at Chicago
Purdue University
lhwelch@uga.edu
whalen@cop.ufl.edu
aes@uic.edu
Mille355@purdue.edu
Kbesin@pharmacy.usc.e
du
terrio@u.washington.ed
Terri O’Sullivan
University of Washington
u
*2-3 new members appointed each year usually with 2-year terms
USC
Chair
member
15-16
15-17
member
member
15-17
15-17
member
Immediate
Past Chair
14-16
14-16
Charge 1: Maintain and update the established list of publications related to experiential education. In doing
so, update the list of various duties and focus of scholarship that EE faculty/staff have. Work with Section
Secretary to post this document to the AACP section’s website.
Deliverable: May 2016
Charge 2: Monitor the EE list serve inquiries, maintain a list of inquiries sent along with names and contact
info of members who initiated them. Work with Section Secretary to post this document to the AACP
section’s website.
Deliverable: June 2016
Charge 3: Create a forum (physical or electronic) for networking and collaboration opportunities for EE
members for the purpose of sharing research ideas. In doing so, build upon the annual meeting program
(2015) that used consortia as a means of catalyzing action.
Deliverable: January 2016
Charge 4: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1
and at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016; June 15, 2016 (Final)
Webinar Committee* 2015-2016 Charges:
Gina Baugh
Jim Scott
Vincent Dennis
Kevin Fullerton
Melissa (Lisa)
Dinkins
West VA University
WesternU
University of Oklahoma College
of Pharmacy
University of Kansas School of
Pharmacy
Wingate University School of
Pharmacy
gbaugh@hsc.wvu.edu
jdscott@westernu.edu
vincent-dennis@ouhsc.edu
Immed. Past
Chair
Chair
15-16
15-16
member
15-17
member
15-17
member
15-17
member
15-17
member
member
14-16
14-16
ktfullerton@ku.edu
L.dinkins@wingate.edu
reid0113@umn.edu
Shannon Reidt University of Minnesota
Laurie
Briceland
Albany College of Pharmacy
Laurie.Briceland@acphs.edu
Michelle Hilaire University of Wyoming
MHilaire@uwyo.edu
*~3 new members each year, 2-year commitment for this committee
Charge 1: Working in conjunction with the Programming Committee, develop a schedule of webinar
topics/formats for the 2015-2016 year. Identify moderators/speakers for the various sections.
Note: Use feedback collected from members on success of webinars and discussions at the 2015 annual
meeting in addition to basic criteria developed during 2015-2016 on selection and conduction of webinars.
Deliverable: September 30, 2015
Charge 2: Provide a minimum of 2 regular webinars focused on section interests. Evaluate feedback on the
webinars to determine changes needed in the presentation format.
Deliverable: June 15, 2016
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members at the 2015
AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016; June 15, 2016 (Final)
Abstract Committee 2014-2015 Charges:
Jennifer
Danielson
TBD
University of Washington
jendan@uw.edu
Chair
15-16
Charge 1: To review poster abstracts submitted for acceptance at the annual AACP meeting in July 2015.
Review process will begin in March 2015. Based on historical number of experiential education submissions,
each committee member would review between 5- 10 abstracts. (General process: reviewers grouped in 3's
to review 5 -10 abstracts)
Deliverable: Spring 2015
Charge 2: Submit quarterly interim reports (May 15, 2015 and a final annual report (June 15, 2015) which will
be provided electronically to the Section members January 1 and at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: May 15, 2015; June 15, 2015 (Final)
Newsletter Committee 2015-2016 Charges:
Nicole S.
Culhane
Erin
Johanson
Suzanne
Larson
Kathleen
Pincus
Katy Hale
Lea Bonner
Meghan
Bodenberg
Notre Dame of Maryland University
NCulhane@ndm.edu
Roseman University of Health Sciences
Midwestern University College of
Pharmacy
ejohanson@roseman.edu
University of Maryland
University of Montana
Mercer University
kpincus@rx.umaryland.edu
Butler University
mbodenbe@butler.edu
Craig Cox
Texax Tech
*2-3 new members each year with 2 year terms
Chair/Editor
Immediate
Past Chair
15-16
member
15-17
member
member
member
15-17
15-16
14-16
member
Ex-officio
member
14-16
15-16
slarso@midwestern.edu
Katherine.Hale@mso.umt.edu
bonner_cl@mercer.edu
craig.cox@ttuhsc.edu
Charge 1: To assist in determining the “themes” for the Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 Experiential Education
Section Newsletters.
Deliverable: Date TBA in accordance with newsletter deadline
15-16
Charge 2: To review articles submitted for inclusion into the Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 Experiential Education
Section Newsletters.
Deliverable: Date TBA in accordance with newsletter deadline
Charge 3: To determine supplemental content and/or design features to be included within the Experiential
Educations Section Newsletters.
Deliverable: Date TBA in accordance with newsletter deadline
Charge 4: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 15, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1
and at the 2016 AACP Annual Meeting
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; May 15, 20156; June 15, 2016 (Final)
**Nicole Culhane-will serve as Editor for 2014-2015, 2015-2016; re-evaluate at that point
**Erin Johanson-will serve as Chair for 2014-2015 and Immediate-past Chair for 2015-2016
**Immediate-past Chair will serve as co-editor each year
Experiential Education Section Webpage Task Force* 2015-2016 Charges:
Maryann Skrabal
Creighton University
mskrabal@creighton.edu
Robin Henry
ETSU
henryrm@mail.etsu.edu
Antonia Zapantis
Nova Southeastern University
zapantis@nova.edu
Lisa Meny
Ferris State
LisaMeny@ferris.edu
Keith DelMonte
St. John Fisher College
kdelmonte@sjfc.edu
*membership continued from 2014-2015 in order to complete projects
Chair
member
member
member
member
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
Charge 1: Review the current Experiential Education Section webpage on the AACP website. Identify
resources needed and other updates/changes needed to this webpage to improve resources available to
Section members.
Deliverable 1: Provide updates in interim reports as noted below.
Charge 2: Work with AACP staff liaison for Information Technology to identify what resources/functionality is
available that is not currently being utilized for/on the Section webpage and what might be useful to Section
members.
Deliverable: Provide updates in interim reports as noted below.
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2014; December 15, 2014; March 15, 2015) and a
final annual report (June 1, 2015) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1 and
at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016; June 1, 2016
Task Force on Leadership Development in EE 2015-2016 Charges:
Jennifer Danielson
Susan Vos
Members:
Laurie Briceland
Craig Cox
Brian Shepler
Angela Brownfield
Gina Baugh
Scott Wisneski
Lynn Stevenson
Lori Duke
Wesley Nuffer
University of Washington
University of Iowa
Albany College of Pharmacy
Texas Tech
Purdue University
UMKC
WVU
NEOMED
Auburn University
University of Georgia
University of Colorado
jendan@uw.edu
susan-vos@uiowa.edu
Laurie.briceland@acphs.edu
craig.cox@ttuhsc.edu
sheplerb@purdue.edu
brownfielda@umkc.edu
gbaugh@hsc.wvu.edu
swisneski@neomed.edu
tls0002@auburn.edu
lduke@rx.uga.edu
wesley.nuffer@ucdenver.edu
Co-chair
Co-chair
member
member
member
member
member
member
member
member
Ex-officio member
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
Charge 1: Plan the AACP Institute for spring 2016 on Experiential Education Leadership. Work with AACP staff
to plan, invite/recruit speakers, plan programming, prepare materials, and possibly even speak for the
institute to be held May 23-25, 2016 in Minneapolis, MN.
Deliverable 1: Provide updates in interim reports as noted below.
Charge 2: Explore the feasibility and viability of offering a leadership development program specific to EE
(idea: mini-ALFP for EE). Propose the content, requirements, and timeline for such a program. Work with
AACP staff to accomplish this charge.
Deliverable: Provide updates in interim reports as noted below.
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 1, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1 and
at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Task Force on Bridging to Assessment to EE Task Force 2015-2016 Charges:
Vincent Dennis
Greg Young
Curtis Jefferson
Dana Carroll
Susan Skedar
Kathleen Besinque
Mitra Assemi
Valerie Ruehter
University of Oklahoma
Lipscomb University
University of Washington
Auburn University
University of Pittsburgh
USC School of Pharmacy (CA)
UCSF
UMKC
vincent-dennis@ouhsc.edu
greg.young@lipscomb.edu
curtisj2@uw.edu
dgc0001@auburn.edu
skledarsj@upmc.edu
kbesin@usc.edu
Mitra.Assemi@ucsf.edu
ruehtervl@umkc.edu
Co-chair
Co-chair
member
member
member
member
member
member
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
Charge 1: Reach out to the assessment SIG to develop a partnership to address needs for validated
assessment tools for APPEs and IPPEs. Explore ways we can use expertise that our assessment colleagues
possess to accomplish our mandates for well designed and validated assessment tools in EE (as ACPE
requires). (Ideas: joint programming, webinar, and/or consultant group to assist schools to validate their
tools.)
Deliverable 1: Report on progress as indicated below. Completed action and final report due May 2016.
Charge 2: Work with the executive/officer committee of the assessment SIG to modify currently developed
assessment plan evaluation tools (for schools/curricula). Adapt these tools for evaluating assessment
plan/methods to be used to evaluate assessment methods within EE programs.
Deliverable: Present draft modified tools for EE in March 2016, final version in time for annual meeting in July
2016.
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 1, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1 and
at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2016; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016; June 1, 2016
Task Force on Intentional IPE in EE 2015-2016 Charges:
Gloria Grice
Joe Zorek
Nicki Pinelli
Jay Martello
Angela Thomason
Lisa Meny
Jennifer Danielson
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
University of Wisconsin-Madison
UNC Eschelman School of Pharmacy
WVU School of Pharmacy
McWhorter, Samford University
Ferris State University
University of Washington
Ggrice@stlcop.edu
joseph.zorek@wisc.edu
nickipinelli@unc.edu
jmartello@hsc.wvu.edu
adrobert@samford.edu
lisameny@ferris.edu
jendan@uw.edu
Co-chair
Co-chair
member
member
member
member
member
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
15-16
Charge 1: Reach out to the Curriculum SIG to develop a partnership to address needs for implementing
practice-based interprofessional education in experiential education programs. Explore ways we can blend
the expertise of the Curriculum SIG and EE Section to assist schools in implementing high quality, intentional
IPE in their IPPEs and APPEs.
Deliverable 1: Report on progress as indicated below. Completed action and final report due May 2016.
Charge 2: Determine needs and available resources for preceptor site development in IPE that EE faculty/staff
can offer and provide in their regions.
Deliverable: Provide one of the following by May 15, 2016: Published resource list provided to section,
webinar about available resources for training, or published review article.
Charge 3: Submit quarterly interim reports (September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016) and a
final annual report (June 1, 2016) which will be provided electronically to the Section members January 1 and
at the 2015 AACP Annual Meeting.
Deliverable: September 15, 2015; December 15, 2015; March 15, 2016; June 1, 2016