Manchester University

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Sherry Wong was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Community Hospital, Community Healthcare System, in Munster, Indiana.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Brianna Stafford was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Indiana University Health in Indianapolis.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Dakota Smith was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Norton Hospitals in Louisville, Kentucky.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Daniel Reyes was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Ohio Northern University HealthWise in Ada, Ohio.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Zachary Martin was matched with the PGY1 residency program at the Saint Joseph Health System Family Medicine Center in Mishawaka, Indiana.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Sarah Iskander was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Ascension Borgess Hospital in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student May Joseph was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Lutheran Hospital of Indiana in Fort Wayne.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Mark Botros was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center, a private hospital located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) recently announced 4,988 individuals matched with 2,430 pharmacy residency programs across the country in Phase I of ASHP's 2022 Pharmacy Residency Match. At Manchester University, fourth-year pharmacy student Eric Beard was matched with the PGY1 residency program at Lutheran Hospital of Indiana; Fort Wayne.

Manchester University seniors Christopher Carroll, Omar Gadzhiev and Bradley Miley will talk about Andrew Cordier, the United Nations and Manchester's historical relationship with the institution at a presentation at 11 a.m. on Monday, April 4 in Cordier Auditorium on the North Manchester campus. Cordier, who graduated from Manchester in 1922, was a key player in drafting the UN founding charter and a stalwart advocate for peace.

Students in the Manchester University Theatre Society will present an original musical, It's a Woman's World, by Andy Vance. The musical is a theatrical, dramatic-comedy that follows different women in their journeys through dealing with struggles in today's world. This musical is for mature audiences only. The musical is 7:30 p.m. April 22 and 23 in Cordier Auditorium at the North Manchester, Ind., campus. Admission is free.

Manchester University student Mackenzie Sheridan has been selected to perform the national anthem to start off Wabash County Night at the Fort Wayne Komets game on April 8.

Students in the Manchester University Theatre Society will present an original musical, It's a Woman's World, by Andy Vance. The musical is a theatrical, dramatic-comedy that follows different women in their journeys through dealing with struggles in today's world. This musical is for mature audiences only. The musical is 7:30 p.m. April 22 and 23 in Cordier Auditorium at the North Manchester, Ind., campus. Admission is free.

A panel of Manchester alumni and current students spoke about their experiences at Manchester University on March 7. "Looking at Yesterday, Working Toward Tomorrow: Race at MU" allowed for frank comments and discussion. Related events were held on the North Manchester campus. The events were the creation and design of Manchester University students Kimberly Khavayi and Elizabeth Kreps.

A panel of Manchester alumni and current students spoke about their experiences at Manchester University on March 7. "Looking at Yesterday, Working Toward Tomorrow: Race at MU" allowed for frank comments and discussion. Related events were held on the North Manchester campus. Ani King, Laura Mayorga Mejia and Estefania Mesta were the student panelists. Alumni Farida Adam '08, Myron Chenault '71 and Chris Francois '20 joined them on the stage of Cordier Auditorium.

Shayla Welch is head Spartan Ambassador in the Office of Admissions. Her profile appears in My Manchester Story. "Just like many other Manchester students, as soon as I stepped on campus, it felt like home. Something about the small campus, beautiful trees, lively squirrels, and friendly faces told me immediately that I was right where I needed to be," she said in her profile.

Comments by Manchester University students Alexa Uribe, Ian Parslow, Adrian Allen, Shelbi Corlett and Chris Welton were featured in the Spring Convocation on Feb. 28 with President Dave McFadden

Samantha Campbell, Erin Hickle, Bridget Nash, and Alina Reed are executive board officers for the Creators Club at Manchester University.

Cami Brown, Hope Gebhart, Andrea Vance, Renae Walker-Zamora, and Diana Wilson are executive board officers for Artists Anonymous at Manchester University.

Edna Eben Ebai, Charles Peterson, Gage Sandlin, Elizabeth Schmidt, Sydney Sexson, and Abigail Walker are executive board officers for the College of Business Club at Manchester University.

Natalie Kotlin, Jennifer Wagner, Renae Walker-Zamora, and Kennedy Wills are executive board officers for the Campus Interfaith Board at Manchester University.

July Aung, Sarah Eberly, Lauren Funderburg, Vung Lian, and Axel Rivera are executive board officers for the Asian Awareness Association at Manchester University.

Sefunmi Babatunde, Edna Eben Ebai, Brent Kanuho, Naomi Taddesse, and Ayda Woldegerima are executive board officers for the African Student Association at Manchester University.

Brandon Gurrola, Mason Kniola, Ben Miles, Elizabeth Schmidt, and Renae Walker-Zamora are executive board officers for the A Cappella Choir at Manchester University.

Brisa Arriaga Banda, Makayla Combs, Fiona Frost, Ella Machall, and Genevive Skeans are executive board officers for the American Chemical Society at Manchester University.

In a record setting day for the Manchester University indoor track & field programs, both the indoor men's and women's teams captured team titles at this year's Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships.

Manchester University students in Professor Mary Lahman's COMM 256: Intercultural Communication course worked with Brenda J. Allen, author of "Difference Matters," to help inform changes and additions in the upcoming third edition. "Dr. Allen listened to six groups of MU students share their research rationale and questions. She provided insights to each group so that they could collect data as critical ethnographers to disrupt the status quo and taken-for-granted assumptions in college classrooms," Lahman said. "Our students used the results of their data analysis to create classroom activities and discuss the impact of social identities - such as age, ability, gender, race, social class, sexuality - on classroom communication in order to seek out diverse voices."

Carly Greaves, Chloe Leckrone and Tiffany Williams have been selected for the spring 2022 communications and media relations academic internship program at Manchester University. They produce alumni communications pieces, profiles and press releases for the University.

Art by Manchester University senior Chelsea Waltermire is featured through March 18 in Link Gallery at the North Manchester campus.

Valeria Jimenez, a first-generation student at Manchester has been awarded a "Realizing the Dream" scholarship from the Independent Colleges of Indiana. She is a sophomore from Akron, Indiana, majoring in psychology and psychology & religious culture.