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|Articles|January 7, 2008
NACDS Foundation awards over $120,000 in scholarships
NACDS Foundation increases pharmacy student scholarships.
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The National Association of Chain Drug Stores Foundation has awarded $122,000 in pharmacy student scholarships. The awards are given as part of the foundation's Pharmacy Student Scholarship Program, which strives to support the development of future leaders in community pharmacy practice and recognizes pharmacy students who have a strong interest in pursuing a career in chain pharmacy.
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