ASP along with faculty and pharmacist volunteers trained about 85 individuals in the life-saving skills of CPR and screened more than 150 individuals for illness related to heart disease and women’s health.  The project coincided with the American Heart Association’s “Go Red for Women” campaign and targeted an audience interested in heart disease.  The event was held at Independent Presbyterian Church.

Former VP of Operations Todd Oldham will campaign for National Phi Lambda Sigma Member at Large this April.  Along with being a past UT APhA-ASP executive committee member, Oldham is currently serving as President of Phi Lamda Sigma on the UT campus and a member of Phi Delta Chi.  He has been involved in various local and state organizations such as the Tennessee Pharmacists Assoc., Tennessee Society of Student Pharmacists, and the Memphis Area Pharmaceutical Society. 

When asked about the opportunity to continue his involvement, Todd said,"I have thoroughly enjoyed working with PLS and I wish to continue my service.  It is a great opportunity to broaden my leadership skills and a chance to work with some of the foremost leaders in pharmacy.  I hope to have everyone's support at the national meeting."  The PLS meeting will coincide with the APhA Annual Meeting held in San Antonio, TX this April.