Meredith named dean of BU pharmacy school
Gloria E. Meredith was recently named founding dean of Binghamton University’s School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in New York.
Gloria E. Meredith was recently named founding dean of Binghamton University’s School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in New York.
The new, $60 million school will be built in Johnson City, NY. The first class is expected in 2017. Click here to read more details about the new school.
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Meredith is currently dean of the College of Pharmacy at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in Chicago.
“Under the new leadership of Gloria Meredith, we are poised to recruit faculty, develop curriculum, construct a building, and move ahead with Binghamton University’s first new school since creation of the College of Community and Public Affairs nearly a decade ago,” said Harvey Stenger, Binghamton University’s president.
Meredith earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Southern Methodist University and a doctorate in neuroscience from Georgetown University School of Medicine. “This is a unique opportunity for this university to establish another quality professional program and to enhance research in the biomedical sciences and drug development and delivery,” she said.
Binghamton University is one of two schools in New York State that recently announced plans to start pharmacy schools. Stony Brook University on Long Island has started the approval process to open its School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. No date has been announced for that school’s opening.
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