June 2015 CURRICULUM VITAE Holly Lynn Mason PERSONAL DATA: Home Address: 1312 Kingswood Road West

West Lafayette, IN 47906 (765) 743-4893 (765) 426-0329

Office Address: Senior Associate Dean

Purdue University College of Pharmacy Heine Pharmacy Building, Room 106B 575 Stadium Mall Drive West Lafayette, IN 47907- 2091 (765) 494-1469 hmason@purdue.edu

EDUCATION: University of Wisconsin-Madison; Doctor of Philosophy (Pharmacy) with major in Social Studies of Pharmacy and Pharmacy Administration, December 1979. University of Wisconsin-Madison; Master of Science (Pharmacy) with major in Social Studies of Pharmacy and Pharmacy Administration, December 1975. University of Wisconsin-Madison; Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy), June 1972. PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE: Wisconsin State Board of Pharmacy Registered Pharmacist (R-8506) 1973 - present ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: Senior Associate Dean and Purdue University Professor of Pharmacy Administration College of Pharmacy (July 2008 to present) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Associate Dean for Academic Programs Purdue University and Professor of Pharmacy Administration College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Health Sciences (January 2004 to June 2008) West Lafayette, IN 47907

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Academic Employment History: (cont.) Interim Dean Purdue University (March 2006 to October 2006) College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Health Sciences

West Lafayette, IN 47907 Associate Dean for Professional Programs Purdue University and Professor of Pharmacy Administration School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (July 1998 to December 2003) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Professor and Associate Head Purdue University

of Pharmacy Practice School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (May 1996 to June 1998) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Professor and Interim Head Purdue University of Pharmacy Practice School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (January 1995 to May 1996) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Professor and Associate Head Purdue University of Pharmacy Practice School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (February 1993 to January 1995) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Professor and Associate Head Purdue University of Pharmacy Administration School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (July 1992 to February 1993) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Associate Professor and Associate Head Purdue University of Pharmacy Administration School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (July 1990 to July 1992) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Associate Professor Purdue University of Pharmacy Administration School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (July 1985 to July 1992) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Assistant Professor Purdue University of Pharmacy Administration School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences (October 1979 to July 1985) West Lafayette, IN 47907 Graduate Research Assistant University of Wisconsin "Pharmacist-Patient Communication Project" School of Pharmacy (July 1978 to March 1979) Madison, WI 53706 Intern American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (July 1977 to September 1977) 4630 Montgomery Avenue

Bethesda, MD 20014 Project Assistant -- "Factors Affecting University of Wisconsin Pharmacist Communication Behavior" School of Pharmacy (July 1976 to July 1977) Madison, WI 53706

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Academic Employment History: (cont.) Graduate Teaching Assistant University of Wisconsin (August 1973 to June 1976) School of Pharmacy

Madison, WI 53706 TEACHING HISTORY AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY: A. Undergraduate Courses Pharmacy in the Health Care System (PHAD 243/PHAD 343/PHRM 831) - Spring 1980-1996;

Fall 1996-2003, 2005-2011, Spring 2012 - present

Pharmacy Orientation II (PHRM 20000) – Fall 2011 - present Deans Forum (PHRM 42500) – Co-coordinator, Spring 2005 - present Pharmacy Orientation I (PHPR 100) - Fall 1998-2004

Integrated Abilities Seminar (PHRM 302) - Spring 1995, 1997-2009

Issues in Pharmacy (PHPR 451) - Fall 1980-1995; 1997

Ethics in Pharmacy Practice (PHPR 432) - Fall 1989-1997, Spring 1999

Principles of Pharmacy Practice (PHPR 469) - Spring 1981-1993, laboratory and lecture

Liberal Studies Seminar (HCSI 900) - Fall 1988-1989; Spring 1989-1990

Social Aspects of Pharmacy Practice (PHAD 452/453) - Spring 1980; Fall 1982-1986

Prescription Services (CLPH 212) - Fall 1980, lecture; Fall 1980-1984 laboratory

Student Externship Coordinator (PHPR 499) - Spring 1980-1984; Fall 1985-1986

Geriatric Experience for Pharmacy Students (CLPH 490) - Fall 1982

Special Topics (PHAD 490, CLPH 490, IPPH 490) - various semesters

B. Graduate Courses

Pharmacy Administration Department Seminar Coordinator (PHAD 696) - Fall 1980, 1981, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997; Spring 1981, 1984, 1988, 2004, 2014

Current Research Techniques (PHPR 664) - Fall 1980, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1994; Spring 1997, 1999

Introduction to Research in Pharmacy Administration (PHAD 598) - Fall 1982; Fall 1986

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Teaching History at Purdue University (Graduate Courses): (cont.)

Institutional Pharmacy Management (PHAD 562) - Fall 1981 Special Topics in Pharmacy Administration (PHAD 690, 691) - Various semesters

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS: Development of methodologies to assess performance-based student outcomes in pharmacy education as well as overall programmatic assessment. Pharmacist practice patterns and the supply of pharmacy personnel. Studies focusing on the effects of pharmacy education and practice on the career path development of pharmacists. Analysis and evaluation of problems and their solutions as they relate to the delivery of patient-oriented pharmacy services. PUBLISHED PAPERS IN PEER REVIEWED JOURNALS: 1. A. M. Chen, K. S. Yehle, N. M. Albert, K. F. Ferraro, H. L. Mason, M. M. Murawski, and K. S.

Plake, “Relationships Between Health Literacy and Heart Failure Knowledge, Self-Efficacy, and Self-Care Adherence,” Research in Soc. Admin. Pharm. , 2014;10(2):378-386

2. M. Noureldin, M. M. Murawski, H. L. Mason, and K. S. Plake, “Student Pharmacists’ Attitudes Toward Complementary and Alternative Medicine,” J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 53:6 (November/December 2013):618-625.

3. K. K. Janke, K. A. Kelley, S. E. Kuba, H. L. Mason, B. A. Mueller, K. S. Plake, H. H. Seaba, S. R. Soliman, B. V. Sweet, G. Yee, “Re-envisioning Assessment for the Academy and the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education’s Standards Revision Process,” Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 77 (2013) Article 141.

4. A. M. Chen, K. S. Yehle, N. M. Albert, K. F. Ferraro, H. L. Mason, M. M. Murawski, and K. S. Plake, “Health Literacy Influences Heart Failure Knowledge Attainment by not Self-Efficacy for Self-Care or Adherence to Self-Care over Time,” Nursing Research and Practice, (2013) Article 353290.

5. A. M. Chen, K. S. Yehle, N. M. Albert, K. F. Ferraro, H. L. Mason, M. M. Murawski, and K. S. Plake, “Relationships Between Health Literacy and Heart Failure Knowledge, Self-Efficacy, and Self-Care Adherence,” Research in Soc. Admin. Pharm. , Pre-Publication Text on-line, August 2013 (in press).

6. K. K. Janke, H. H. Seaba, L. S. Welage, S. A. Scott, S. M. Rabi, K. A. Kelley, and H. L. Mason, “Building a Multi-Institutional Community of Practice to Foster Assessment,” American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. 76 (4) Article 58 (May 2012).

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Published Papers in Peer Review Journals: (cont.)

7. A.M. H. Chen, K. S. Yehle, K. S. Plake, M. M. Murawski, and H. L. Mason, “Health Literacy and Self-Care of Patients with Heart Failure.” Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing 2011; 26 (6):446-45.

8. M. E. Kiersma, K. S. Plake, and H. L. Mason, “Relationship between Admission Data and Pharmacy Student Involvement in Extracurricular Activities,” American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, October 2011;75(8): Article 155

9. N. E. Hagemeier, and H. L. Mason, “Student Pharmacists’ Perceptions of Testing and Study Strategies,” American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 2011;75(2): Article 35.

10. A. M. H. Chen, K. S. Yehle, K. S. Plake, M. M. Murawski, and H. L. Mason, “Health Literacy and Self-Care of Patients with Heart Failure.” Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 2011; 26(6):246-55.

11. M. E. Kiersma, K. S. Plake, and H. L. Mason, “Factors Affecting Pre-Pharmacy Students’ Perceptions of the Professional Role of a Pharmacist,” American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 2010; 74 (a) Article 161.

12. “Development and Validation of a Scale to Assess Attitudes of Health Care Administrators Towards the Use of E-Mail Communication Between Patients and Physicians,” M. Bhor and H. L. Mason, Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy 2 (4) (December 2006): 512-532.

13. “Community Pharmacist - Child Medication Communication: Magnitude, Influences, and Content,” W. Nilaward, H. L. Mason, and G. D. Newton, J. Am. Pharm. Assoc. 45 (2005): 354-362.

14. “Promoting Civility in Graduate Student Education,” H. L. Mason, Journal of Pharmacy Teaching 9 (2002): 57-70.

15. “Health-related Quality of Life and Health Care Resource Utilization by COPD Patients: A Comparison to Three Instruments,” R. Desikan, H. Mason, M. Rupp, and M. Skehan. Quality of Life Research 11 (December 2002): 739-751.

16. “Collaborators and Mentors,” H. L. Mason, Am. J. Pharm. Ed., (Winter 2001).

17. “Development and Testing of an Instrument to Assess Behavioral Professionalism of Pharmacy Students,” D. L. Hammer, H. L. Mason, R. K. Chalmers, M. T. Rupp, and N. G. Popovich, Am. J. Pharm. Ed. 64 (Summer 2000): 141-151.

18. “Use of the Precede Model to Identify Factors Influencing Self-Management Behaviors,” J. C. Barner, H. L. Mason, and M. D. Murray, J. Soc. Admin. Pharm. 17 (2000): 209-218.

19. "Assessment of Asthma Patients' Willingness to Pay for and Willingness to Give Time to an Asthma Self-Management Program," J. C. Barner, H. L. Mason, and M. D. Murray, Clinical Therapeutics 21 (May 1999): 878-894.

20. "Characterization of Part-time Pharmacists," A. C. Quiñones and H. L. Mason, J. Am. Pharm. Assoc. 40 (January 2000): 17-25.

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Published Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals: (cont.) 21. "Survey of Course Curricula of Graduate Programs in Social and Administrative Sciences," J.

C. Barner, R. Desikan, K. S. Plake, D. L. Purkerson, G. V. Gupchup, N. G. Popovich, H. L. Mason, Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 62 (Summer 1998): 128-135.

22. "Expansion of Ability-Based Education Using an Assessment Center Approach with

Pharmacists as Assessors," D. L. Purkerson, H. L. Mason, R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich, and S. A. Scott, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 61 (Fall 1997): 241-248.

23. "Evaluating Pharmacy Students' Ability-Based Educational Outcomes Using an Assessment

Center Approach," D. L. Purkerson, H. L. Mason, R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich, and S. A. Scott, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 60 (Fall 1996): 239-248.

24. "The Use of a Reflective Logbook to Facilitate Dynamic Evaluation of Activities in a Group

Project," G. V. Gupchup, H. L. Mason and M. Foss, J. Pharmacy Teaching, 4 (4) (1995): 47-59.

25. "Career Commitment, Career Withdrawal Intention and Career Change of Pharmacists," C. A.

Gaither and H. L. Mason, J. Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management, 8 (Spring 1994): 187-205.

26. "Assessing Pharmacy Graduates' Educational Outcomes," A. C. Quiñones and H. L. Mason,

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 58 (Summer 1994): 131-136.

27. "The Supply of Pharmacist Personnel Over Time," H. L. Mason and R. P. D'Elia, J. Research in Pharmaceutical Economics, 5 (4) (Summer 1994): 125-144.

28. "An Investigation of the Causal Relationships Among Career Withdrawal Intention, Job

Withdrawal Intention, Organizational Commitment, and Career Commitment of Pharmacists," C. A. Gaither and H. L. Mason, Journal of Social and Administrative Pharmacy, 9 (1) 1992: 75-86.

29. "Pharmacists' Willingness to Accept Third-Party Prescription Contracts: An External

Validation Study," S. L. Szeinbach and H. L. Mason, Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Economics, 4 (Spring 1992): 17-28.

30. "Commitment to the Employer: Do Pharmacists Have It?," C. A. Gaither and H. L. Mason, American Pharmacy, NS32, (February 1992): 133-139.

31. "Pharmacists' Compensation and Work Patterns," S. W. Schondelmeyer, H. L. Mason, C. S.

Miller and A. H. Kibbe, American Pharmacy, NS32, (January 1992): 38-45. 32. "Focus on Outcomes within Pharmaceutical Education," N. G. Popovich, H. L. Mason, S. A.

Scott, M. M. Losey, and R. K. Chalmers, Outcomes, 10 (Spring 1991): 36-45. 33. "Burnout Among Pharmacists," M. R. Lahoz and H. L. Mason, American Pharmacy, NS30

(August 1990): 460-464.

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Published Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals: (cont.) 34. "Assessing Pharmacists' Willingness to Accept Third-Party Prescription Contracts Using

Conjoint Analysis," S. L. Szeinbach, H. L. Mason, S. W. Schondelmeyer, and P. D. Collins, Journal of Health Care Marketing, 10 (September 1990): 45-50.

35. "Attitudes and Beliefs of Pharmacy Students about Using Computers for Instruction," H. M.

Anderson-Harper, H. L. Mason, and N. G. Popovich, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 54 (Fall 1990): 263-268.

36. "Feasibility of Cholesterol Screening in a Community Pharmacy," H. L. Mason, S. L.

Szeinbach, and G. M. Kiesler, The Consultant Pharmacist, 5 (February 1990): 93-95. 37. "Pharmacists' Compensation and Work Patterns: Overview of 1988 National Survey," S. W.

Schondelmeyer, H. L. Mason, K. W. Schafermeyer and A. H. Kibbe, American Pharmacy, NS29 (November 1989): 695-700.

38. "Consumer Use of Nondispensing Professional Pharmacy Services," H. A. Monsanto and H. L.

Mason, DIPC, The Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 23 (March 1989): 218-223. 39. "Maslach Burnout Inventory: Factor Structures and Norms for U.S.A. Pharmacists," M. R.

Lahoz and H. L. Mason, Psychological Reports, 64 (1989): 1059-1063. 40. "Developing, Implementing, and Evaluating Microcomputer Instruction in a Nonprescription

Drug Course," H. M. Anderson-Harper, H. L. Mason, and N. G. Popovich, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 52 (Fall 1988): 259-266.

41. "Helping Prepare Graduate Students for a Career in Academia," N. G. Popovich and H. L. Mason, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 52 (Spring 1988): 24-28.

42. "Evolving Health Care System: Research Issues and Challenges," H. L. Mason, American

Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 51 (Winter 1987): 396-399. 43. "Pharmacy Involvement in Home Health Care Agencies: a National Survey," S. L. Szeinbach,

D. S. Bonk, and H. L. Mason, The Consultant Pharmacist, 2 (July/August 1987): 292-296. 44. "National Survey of Pharmacy Services at Pediatric Hospitals-1983," by S. A. Scott, R. Smith

and H. L. Mason, American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 42 (October 1985): 2190-2196.

45. "Geriatric Experience for Pharmacy Students: Classroom Instruction Applied During Externship," H. L. Mason, D. S. Kitt, C. H. Brown, and W. S. Pray, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 48 (Spring 1984): 29-33.

46. "Medication Counseling Behaviors and Attitudes of Rural Community Pharmacists," H. L.

Mason and B. L. Svarstad, Drug Intelligence and Clinical Pharmacy, 18 (May 1984) 409-414. 47. “Non-Prescription Drug Use Among Hospitalized Pediatric Patients," H. L. Mason and B. G.

Bryant, American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 40 (October 1983): 1669-1673.

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Published Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals: (cont.) 48. "Using Attitudes and Subjective Norms to Predict Pharmacist Counselling Behaviors," H. L.

Mason, Patient Counselling and Health Education, 4 (1983): 190-196.

BOOKS: 1. National Pharmacists' Compensation Survey: 1990-1991, S. W. Schondelmeyer, H. L. Mason,

C. S. Miller, and A. H. Kibbe. American Pharmaceutical Association, Washington, DC, 1992 (454 pp.).

2. National Survey of Pharmacists' Compensation, S. W. Schondelmeyer, H. L. Mason, K. W.

Schafermeyer, and A. H. Kibbe, American Pharmaceutical Association, Washington, DC, 1990 (350 pp.)

3. Membership Marketing for State Pharmacy Associations, H. L. Mason and S. W.

Schondelmeyer, Kansas City, MO: Marion Laboratories, Inc., 1989 (288pp). MONOGRAPHS AND BOOK CHAPTERS: 1. “Promoting Civility in Graduate Student Education, in Promoting Civility in Pharmacy

Education,” B.A. Berger, ed., Pharmaceutical Products Press, Oxford, Mississippi, 2003. 2. "An In-Basket Assessment: Decision-Making and Time Management," H. L. Mason and D. L.

Purkerson in Glaxo Management Resources Case Studies, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, 1995.

3. "Assessment Process: Developing Social Interaction in Professional Students," H. L. Mason,

M. M. Losey, R. K. Chalmers, and S. A. Scott, in Assessing Educational Outcomes for the Individual Student: Performance Assessment as Learning (monograph), Alverno College Institute, Milwaukee, WI, 1995, pg. 157-164.

4. "Pharmacy Manpower," H. L. Mason in Glaxo Explorer Monographs-A Non-Practitioner

Career Option for Pharmacy Graduates, Glaxo, Inc., 1994. 5. "Pharmacy in the Health Care System; Ethics in Pharmacy Practice; Issues in Pharmacy; and

Research Techniques and Proposal Development," H. L. Mason in Teaching Handbook of the Social and Administrative Sciences Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Alexandria, VA, 1994.

6. Guidelines for Patient Counseling and the Implementation of the Omnibus Budget

Reconciliation Act of 1990 (OBRA '90), R. K. Chalmers, S. Hammerich, B. L. Hufford, W. Landis, H. L. Mason and D. McCallian, Indiana Pharmacists Association, Indianapolis, (November 1992).

7. Psychotrophic Medication Compliance: The Community Pharmacist's Role, H. L. Mason,

(Monograph; panel moderator) Nutley, NJ: Hoffmann-LaRoche Inc., 1981, 30 pp.

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PROFESSIONAL ARTICLES: 1. “Medical or Public Health Registries B Evidence of Impact on Standards for Health Care in the

United States,” J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, ISPOR Connections 9 (April 15, 2003): 1, 3.

2. "Assessment as a Process to Develop Student Outcome Abilities," H. L. Mason, Pharmakon,

3(1), 3, (1994). 3. "Economic Comparison of Job Offers in Pharmacy," S. W. Schondelmeyer and H. L. Mason,"

Pharmacy Student, (September 1992): 9-11. 4. "Reducing Pharmacists' Stress," M. R. Lahoz and H. L. Mason, American Druggist, (January

1991): 38-44. 5. "Stereotyping by Nurses of Homosexuals and Interaction with People with AIDS," D. R.

Mason and H. L. Mason, Bulletin of the Indiana State Nurses Association, 16 (November 1990): 4-5.

6. "Indiana Pharmacists: Part II - Job Stress," C. A. James and H. L. Mason, Indiana Pharmacist,

(October 1988): 8-10. 7. "Indiana Pharmacists: Part I - Demographics and Job Satisfaction," C. A. James and H. L.

Mason, Indiana Pharmacist, (September 1988): 4-7. 8. "Monitoring Patient Medication Profiles," H. L. Mason, Information Bulletin, 21 (Summer

1987): 6-18. 9. "Perfil Farmacoterapeutico del Paciente," H. L. Mason, Pharmaklinik, 1(2) (1987): 27-36, 43-

47. 10. "The Participation of Retail Pharmacists in Postmarketing Surveillance," S. B. Koenig (author)

and H. L. Mason (ed.), (Abstract) NARD Journal, 108: 1986. 11. "The Need for a Pharmacist Legend Status of Drugs," T. A. Bevers (author) and H. L. Mason

(ed.), (Abstract) NARD Journal, 107 (October 1985): 137-138. 12. "Consumer Willingness to Pay for Comprehensive Medication Counseling," H. D. Ross

(author) and H. L. Mason (ed.), (Abstract) NARD Journal, 107 (October 1985): 137. 13. "Geriatric Experience for Pharmacy Students," H. L. Mason, (abstract) American Journal of

Pharmaceutical Education, 48 (Spring 1984): 78. 14. "Rural Rx Counseling: Some Positive Features," H. L. Mason, Wellcome Trends in Pharmacy,

3 (October 1981): 1-2. 15. "The Social and Behavioral Sciences for Pharmacists of the Future," H. L. Mason, The Mask,

78 (September 1981): 14-15. 16. "Retail Pharmacy: Is It All Worth It?" H. L. Mason, Drug Topics, 125 (March 1981): 8-10.

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Professional Articles: (cont.) 17. "Pharmacist-Physician Communication," H. L. Mason, Wisconsin Pharmacist, 20 (July 1975):

217-224. Reprinted in the Wisconsin Pharmacy Extension Bulletin (Summer 1976). BOOK REVIEWS: 1. “The Millis Study Commission on Pharmacy: A Road Map to a Profession’s Future,” by D. B.

Worthen (ed.), Haworth Press (in press).

2. "Managing the Clinical Drug Development Process," by D. M. Cochetto and R. V. Nardi, (Book Review), Am. J. Pharm. Educ., 57, 108, (Spring 1993).

3. "Perspectives on Drug Use in the United States," by B. Segal, ed., Pharmacy in History, 30

(1988): 171-172. 4. "Social Sciences Approaches to Health Services Research," by T. Choi and J. Greenberg,

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 48 (Summer 1984): 221-222. 5. "Studying a Study and Testing a Test: How to Read the Medical Literature," by R. K.

Riegelman, American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 39 (December 1982): 2177. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: 1. "Forum on Mentoring of Faculty and Graduate Students," H. L. Mason, forward for Annual

Meeting Special Session Proceedings, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 56 (Spring 1992):67.

2. "Pharmacy Manpower Supply Methodological Considerations," H. L. Mason, Proceedings of

the University of the Pacific Conference on Pharmacy Manpower, Stockton, California, February 1990: 19-22.

3. "Patient Counseling through Strategic Planning," H. L. Mason, Proceedings of the Annual

NABP-AACP District IV Meeting, East Lansing, Michigan, November 1989. 4. "Changing Patient Patterns - Discussant Panel Presentation," H. L. Mason, Proceedings of the

Changing Health Care Environment: Its Impact on Pharmacy and the Pharmaceutical Industry, Eli Lilly, Indianapolis, 1988: 65-66

PUBLISHED COMMITTEE REPORTS: 1. H. L. Mason (Chair), M. Assemi, B. Brown, J. J. Cain, W. C. Cox, S. J. Cutler, V. K. Duba, E.

T. Robinson, C. M. Plaza, “Report of the 2010-2011 Academic Affairs Standing Committee,” American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, December 2011; 75(10), Article S12.

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Published Committee Reports: (cont.) 2. "Report of the COF Task Force on Professional Socialization," J. M. B. Woodward (Chair), G.

Brazeau, W. G. Leader, and H. L. Mason, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 61 (Winter Supplement, 1997): 31S-34S.

3. "Report of the Policy Committee on Educational Affairs," H. L. Mason (Chair), M. Schlaifer,

B. K. Adams, S. M. Caiola, A. C. Selan, J. A. Siebert, and J. P. Wilson, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1994, abstracted in American Pharmacy, NS34, 72, (February 1994), and Pharmacy Today, 33, 6 (February 14, 1994).

4. "The Role of the Pharmacist as a Primary Care Provider: Pharmaceutical Care and Other

Essential Health Services," H. L. Mason (chair), American Pharmaceutical Association, Educational Affairs Policy Committee, American Pharmaceutical Association White Paper, 1994.

5. "Report of the Policy Committee on Educational Affairs," H. L. Mason (Chair), B. H. Dennis,

D. C. Gammon, S. Huebner, B. J. Nichol, M. Stiling, and S. Timmerman, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1992, abstracted in American Pharmacy, NS32 (February 1992):60.

6. "Report of the Policy Committee on Professional Affairs," C. Konnor (Chair), W. K. Wong, D.

Alexander, R. M. Dinwiddie, W. F. Gason, H. L. Mason, L. W. Ptak, M. C. Rothholz, J. L. Sain, D. Schlittenhard, and R. T. Taniguchi, American Pharmacy, NS30 (January 1990):43-47.

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(Chair), L. D. Bighley, W. H. Campbell, S. G. Frank, R. G. Hollenbeck, H. L. Mason, L. A. Mitscher, J. P. Rosazza, L. C. Schroeter, and I. G. Sipes, Commission on Graduate Education in the Pharmaceutical Sciences, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, and the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education, February 1989.

8. "Chair Report for the Committee on Research and Graduate Affairs," A. P. Lemberger (Chair),

S. G. Frank, G. Hollenbeck, H. L. Mason, L. A. Mitscher, and J. P. Rosazza, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 50 (Winter 1986):395-397.

MAJOR FINAL REPORTS TO SPONSORS: 1. A Multi-Institutional Assessment Center Model to Facilitate Expansion of Ability-Based

Education in Schools of Pharmacy (final report), H. L. Mason, R. K. Chalmers, R. G. Hollenbeck, T. D. Zlatic, U.S. Department of Education, January 1997.

2. The Supply of Pharmacist Personnel in the United States (White Paper), H. L. Mason and R. P.

D'Elia, U.S. Bureau of Health Professions, U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, March 1992.

3. A Community Pharmacy-Mediated Drug Monitoring Methodology (Final Report), H. L. Mason

and S. W. Schondelmeyer, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Purdue University, for the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Foundation, Inc., December 1986, 220 pp.

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Major Final Reports to Sponsors: (cont.) 4. OTC Analgesic Study: Comparison of Tylenol, Other APAP, and Ibuprofen Cohorts (Final

Report), S. W. Schondelmeyer and H. L. Mason, Argus PMS, West Lafayette, IN, for Patterson, Belknap, Webb and Tyler, New York, NY, August 1986.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS: 1. "The Pharmacist's Medication Counseling Role: Attitudes and Behavior of Community

Practitioners," H. L. Mason, Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation, University of Wisconsin, 1979. Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International, 40 (June 1980): 5617-B.

2. "The Role of the Clinical Pharmacist in a Hospital Setting," Master of Science thesis,

University of Wisconsin, 1975. INVITED PRESENTATIONS: 1. “The Pharmaceutical Sciences at Purdue University College of Pharmacy,” Peking University

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Beijing, China (June 2013)

2. “Purdue University College of Pharmacy—Possible Collaborations with Shenyang Pharmaceutical University,” Shenyang Pharmaceutical University, Shenyang, China (June 2013).

3. W. Reed, P. Shaw, H. Mason, “Diversity and Inclusion in the Health Professions,” (panel), Purdue University (April 2013)

4. “Key Elements to Keep in Mind when Undertaking Curricular Reform,” University of West Virginia, College of Pharmacy, April 2012.

5. “Integrating Basic Sciences into the Professional Curriculum,” Prince of Songkla University, Hat Yai, Thailand, June 2011.

6. “Building a New Pharm.D. Curriculum,” U.S.-Thai Consortium for Pharmacy Education in Thailand, Puce, Thailand, June 2011.

7. “The Structure of Pharmacy Education in the U.S,” China Buchang Pharmaceutical Group, Xian, P.R. China, June 2011.

8. “Chair’s Report of the 2010-2011 Academic Affairs Standing Committee,” American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, July 2011.

9. “Curricular Revision at Purdue University,” University of West Virginia, College of Pharmacy, August 2011.

10. “Pharm.D. Admissions Processes and Procedures at Purdue University,” University of Hawaii-Hilo, Hilo, Hawaii (March 2009).

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Invited Presentations: (cont.) 11. “How Can We Best Shape the Future of the U.S. – Thai Consortium?” U.S. – Thai Consortium

on the Development of Pharmaceutical Education Biannual Meeting, Madison, WI, July 2008.

12. “Accreditation Standards, Curriculum Changes, and Assessment in U.S. Schools and Colleges of Pharmacy,” Chulalongkorn University, Bankok, Thailand, January 2007.

13. “Social Pharmacy Education: Development and Status Symposium on Social Pharmacy: Tracing Our Roots, Charting Our Future,” in honor of Bonnie L. Svarstad, University of Wisconsin-Madison, May 2004.

14. “The Impact of AACP-Supported Programs on Pharmacy Education Research and

Development,” U.S. B Thailand Consortium on The Development of Pharmaceutical Education Biannual Meeting, Bangkok, Thailand, June 2002.

15. “Issues in Doctor of Pharmacy Program Implementation,” Silpakorn University, Nakhon

Pathom, Thailand, June 2002.

16. “Student Performance Assessment,” Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand, July 2002. 17. “Program Assessment Methods and Data Sources,” Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai,

Thailand, July 2002. 18. “Collaborators and Mentors,” American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Distinguished

Educator Address, Toronto, Canada, July 2001. 19. “Using Alumni as a Source of Assessment Data,” American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy Institute, Leesburg, VA, June 2001. 20. "Evaluating the Predictive Ability of Pharmacy Admissions Criteria," American Association of

College of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Special Session, Boston, MA, July 1999.

21. "Coordinating the Assessment-Related Activities of Curriculum, Scholastic Standards, and Assessment Committees," University of Mississippi, September 1998.

22. "Lessons Learned Regarding Performance Assessment, Including Peer and Self-Assessment,"

Drake University, July 1998. 23. "Student and Program Assessment," American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Institute

on Pedagogy and Curricular Change, Leesburg, VA, June 1997. 24. "Program Assessment: How are we doing?," American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Institute on Pedagogy and Curricular Change, Leesburg, VA, June 1997. 25. "Pharmacy Manpower," H. L. Mason, Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences Section

(roundtable presentation), American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, March 1997.

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Invited Presentations: (cont.) 26. "Peer and Self-Assessment," Auburn University Faculty, Auburn University, Alabama, May

1997. 27. "Ability-Based Education and Assessment," Medical Center Faculty, University of Kentucky,

Lexington, KY, March 1997. 28. "Designing an Institutional Assessment Program: The Role of an Assessment Center,"

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Teachers Seminar (workshop presentation repeated three times) Reno, NV, July 1996.

29. "Student Assessment and Ability-Based Education," H. L. Mason, American Association of

Colleges of Pharmacy Institute on Pedagogy and Curricular Change, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, June 1996.

30. "Program Assessment: Overview and Introduction," H. L. Mason, American Association of

Colleges of Pharmacy Institute on Pedagogy and Curricular Change, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, June 1996.

31. "Keeping Up to Momentum: What Works After a Few Years into a Student Assessment

Program," panel presentation at the American Association of Higher Education Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., June 1996.

32. "Assessment Strategies for Enhancing Ability-Based Education," H. L. Mason, D. L.

Purkerson, and T. D. Zlatic, American Association of Higher Education Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., June 1996.

33. "Capturing Reflections on a Syllabus," discussion facilitator at the Council of Deans/Council of

Faculties Interim Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Costa Mesa, CA, March 1996.

34. "Assessment Strategies for Enhancing Ability-Based Learning," R. K. Chalmers, H. L. Mason, R. G. Hollenbeck, and T. D. Zlatic, Special Session of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Philadelphia, PA, July 1995.

35. "Performance Assessment and Alternative Testing Methods," H. L. Mason and D. L.

Purkerson, (workshop presentation), South Dakota State University College of Pharmacy Faculty, Brookings, SD, May 1995.

36. "Assessment Strategies for Enhancing Ability-Based Learning in Pharmacy Schools, " H. L.

Mason and R. K. Chalmers, The 1994 Assessment Conference, Indianapolis, IN, November 1994.

37. "A Promotional Videotape Project to Reinforce Course Content and to Facilitate Development

of Group Interaction and Problem-Solving Skills," (roundtable presentation), American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, July 1994.

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Invited Presentations: (cont.) 38. "Pharmacist Practice Patterns and Manpower," H. L. Mason, Economic, Social and

Administrative Sciences Section, (roundtable presentation), American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Seattle, OR, March 1994.

39. "Attitudes of Nurses in Caring for People with HIV and AIDS," D. R. Mason and H. L. Mason,

Indiana Association of Nursing Students Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, February 1994. 40. "Ability-Based Education at Purdue University," H. L. Mason, Liberal Education SIG session

at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, July 1993.

41. "Working with State Associations: Pharmacist-Patient Consultation Workshops," (roundtable

presentation), Pharmacy Administration Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, July 1993.

42. "Pharmacist Personnel Supply Over Time," H. L. Mason, U.S. Bureau of Health Professions

Working Group on Pharmacist Personnel Requirements and Supply, Santa Fe, CA, October 1991.

43. "Overview of Pharmacy Manpower Models," H. L. Mason, American Association of Colleges

of Pharmacy Annual Meeting Manpower Forum, Salt Lake City, UT, July 1990. 44. "Ethics in Pharmacy Practice," H. L. Mason, Arizona Society of Hospital Pharmacists Annual

Meeting, Tucson, AZ, July 1990. 45. "Case Studies in Hospital Pharmacy Ethics," H. L. Mason, Arizona Society of Hospital

Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Tucson, AZ, July 1990. 46. "Pharmacy Manpower Supply Methodological Considerations," H. L. Mason, University of the

Pacific Conference on Pharmacy Manpower, Stockton, CA, February 1990.

47. "Patient Counseling Through Strategic Planning," H. L. Mason, Annual NABP-AACP District IV meeting, East Lansing, MI, November 1989.

48. “Integrating Liberal Studies with the Professional Pharmacy Curriculum: The Purdue Pilot

Project," H. L. Mason, R. K. Chalmers, M. M. Losey, and J. E. Dubes, (special session), Liberal Arts Faculty in Colleges of Pharmacy at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Portland, OR, July 1989.

49. "Manpower-Related Projects," H. L. Mason, a mini-symposium on Manpower Research Efforts

held in conjunction with the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Portland, OR, July 1989.

50. "National Pharmacists' Compensation Survey," H. L. Mason and S. W. Schondelmeyer,

American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, April 1989.

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Invited Presentations: (cont.) 51. "Graduate Education in the Pharmaceutical Sciences: Pharmacy Administration Survey

Results," H. L. Mason, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, August 1988.

52. "Evolving Health Care System: Research Issues and Challenges," H. L. Mason, Pharmacy

Administration and Clinical Instruction Sections at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Charleston, SC, July 1987.

53. "Pharmacy Based Postmarketing Surveillance Methods," H. L. Mason and S. W.

Schondelmeyer, The Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, MI, May 1987. 54. "Communication Skills Instructional Materials," H. L. Mason, Special Session at the American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Toronto, July 1986. 55. "The Pharmacy Curriculum in the United States," H. L. Mason, Colegio Oficial De

Farmaceuticos, Alicante (Spain), June 1986. 56. "Monitoring Patient Medication Profiles," H. L. Mason, Geriatric Pharmacotherapy and

Nutrition Conference, Association of Pharmacists of Alicante Province, Alicante (Spain), June 1986.

57. "Over-The-Counter Drugs and the Elderly," H. L. Mason, Geriatric Pharmacotherapy and

Nutrition Conference, Association of Pharmacists of Alicante Province, Alicante (Spain), June 1986.

58. "Community Pharmacists Monitor the Prescription Drug Experience of Their Patients," H. L. Mason, 13th Annual Pharmacy Law and Management Conference, Orlando, FL, November 1984.

59. "Communication Skills for Purdue Pharmacy Students," H. L. Mason, Special Session on Teaching Communication Skills at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, July 1984.

CONTRIBUTED PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH-RELATED PRESENTATIONS: 1. M. Noureldin, M. M. Murawski, H. L. Mason, G. C. Hyner, and K. S. Plake, “Medication

Management Role Among Informal Caregivers of Older Adult Care-Recipients,” (podium presentation--C.R.A.P. award finalist), Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, West Lafayette, July 2014.

2. M. A. Noureldin, K. S. Plake, H. L. Mason, M. M. Murawski, and G. C. Hyner, “Medication Management Pattern Between Older Adult Patients and Their Caregivers and the Impact on Medication Error Occurrence,” (podium), American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, March 2015.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Relationed Presentations: (cont.) 3. M. A. Noureldin, M. M. Murawski, H. L. Mason, G. C. Hyner, and K. S. Plake, “Association

Between Informal Caregivers’ Assistance in Management of Care-Recipients’ Medications and Their Use of Training Services—A National Retrospective Study,” (poster), ISPOR Annual International Meeting, Philadelphia, May 2015

4. A. M. Chen, K. S. Yehle, N. M. Albert, K. F. Ferraro, H. L. Mason, M. M. Murawski, and K. S.

Plake, “A Proposed Model of the Relationships Between Health Literacy, Self-Care, Self-Efficacy, and Knowledge in heart Failure,” American Association of Heart Failure Nurses 2013 Annual Conference, (podium) Montreal , Canada (June 2013). Abstract published in Heart and Lung 42 (2013):300.

5. M. Noureldin, K. Plake, M. Murawski, and H. Mason. “Pharmacy Students’ Attitudes Towards Complementary and Alternative Medicine” (poster) Purdue University Annual Graduate Student Educational Research Symposium (AGSERS), [Best Poster Award], West Lafayette (March 2012).

6. M. Noureldin, K. Plake, M. Murawski, and H. Mason. “Pharmacy Students’ Attitudes Towards

Complementary and Alternative Medicine” (poster) Purdue University Sigma Xi Graduate Research Competition, [First Place-Behavioral Sciences Division], West Lafayette (February 2012).

7. Aleda Chen, K. Yehle, N. Albert, K. Ferraro, H. Mason, M. Murawski, and K. Plake. “Health

Literacy Influences Knowledge Attainment but Not Self-Care or Self-Efficacy Longitudinally in Heart Failure Patients,” (poster) Quality of Care and Outcomes Research Conference, Atlanta (May 2012).

8. Aleda Chen, K. Yehle, N. Albert, K. Ferraro, H. Mason, M. Murawski, and K. Plake. “Health Literacy Influences Knowledge Attainment but Not Self-Care or Self-Efficacy Longitudinally in Heart Failure Patients,” (encore poster) American Association of Heart Failure Nurses, Chicago (June 2012).

9. Aleda Chen, K. Yehle, N. Albert, K. Ferraro, H. Mason, M. Murawski, and K. Plake. “Health

Literacy Influences Knowledge Attainment but Not Self-Care or Self-Efficacy Longitudinally in Heart Failure Patients,” (abstract) Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes. 5:A58 (May 2012).

10. M. Noureldin, K. Plake, M. Murawski, and H. Mason. “Student Pharmacists’ Attitudes and

Intention to Advise About Complementary and Alternative Medicine,” (poster) AACP Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida (July 2012).

11. K. Yehle, A. Chen, N. Albert, K. Ferraro, H. Mason, M. Murawski, and K. Plake. “Health

Literacy Influences Knowledge Attainment but Not Self-Care or Self-Efficacy Longitudinally in Heart Failure Patients,” (invited webinar presentation) American Heart Association (August 2012).

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 12. K. Yehle, A. Chen, N. Albert, K. Ferraro, H. Mason, M. Murawski, and K. Plake. “Health

Literacy Influences Knowledge Attainment but Not Self-Care or Self-Efficacy Longitudinally in Heart Failure Patients,” (abstract) Heart & Lung: The Journal of Acute and Critical Care: 41(4): 419-420 (2012)

13. Aleda Chen, K. Yehle, N. Albert, K. Ferraro, H. Mason, M. Murawski, and K. Plake. “Health

Literacy Influences Knowledge Attainment but Not Self-Care or Self-Efficacy Longitudinally in Heart Failure Patients,” (poster) HSS Fall Research Day (October 2012).

14. N. E. Hagemeier, M. M. Murawski, S. R. Abel, and H. L. Mason, “Assistant Professors’

Perceptions of Mentoring Relationships and Choice of Postgraduate Training and Career Paths: A National Study” (poster), American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, July 2011.

15. M. E. Kiersma, K. S. Plake, H. L. Mason, G. D. Newton, and D. E. Bennett, “Assessment of

Feedback Factors Affecting Pharmacy Student Patient Counseling Self-Efficacy,” (poster), American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Antonio, July 2011.

16. A. M. Chen, K. S. Yehle, A. N. Ferraro, H. L. Mason, M. M. Murawski, and K. S. Plake, “A

Proposed Model of the Relationships between Health Literacy, Self-Care, and Knowledge in Heart Failure,” abstract in Circulation, 2011;124: A18185, podium presentation at the American Heart Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, November 2011.

17. Hess, K. Plake, K. Yehle, M. Murawski, and H. Mason, “Health Literacy and Self-Care of

Patients with Heart Failure (poster), American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC (March 2011).

18. M. E. Kiersma, K. S. Plake, H. L. Mason and G. D. Newton, “Factors Affecting Pre-Pharmacy

Students’ Perceptions of the Professional Role of a Pharmacist,” American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Boston, MA (July 2009).

19. K. Yehle, A. Hess, K. Plake, M. Murawski, and H. Mason., “Health Literacy and Self-Care of

Patients with Heart Failure,” (poster) American Association of Heart Failure Nurses, Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida (June 2010).

20. M. E. Kiersma, K. S. Plake and H. L. Mason, “Factors Affecting Students’ Perceptions of the

Professional Role of a Pharmacist,” American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA (July 2010).

21. N. E. Hagemeier and H. L. Mason, “An Exploratory Analysis of Student Pharmacists’

Perceptions of Testing and Study Strategies,” Midwest Social and Administrative Pharmacy Conference, Iowa City, Iowa (July 2010).

22. Hess, K. S. Plake, K. S. Yehle, M. M. Murawski, H. L. Mason and K. F. Ferrao, “Health

Literacy and Self-Care in Patients with Heart Failure: A Longitudinal Study,” Midwest Social and Administrative Pharmacy Conference, Iowa City, Iowa (July 2010).

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 23. M. E. Kiersma, K. S. Plake, and H. L. Mason, “ Assessment of Pharmacy Student Academic

Performance and Leadership Involvement,” Midwest Social and Administrative Pharmacy Conference, Iowa City, Iowa (July 2010).

24. “Feasibility and Perceptions of an Integrated Assessment Tool to Evaluate Pharmacy Students’ Competency,” M. Triboletti, J. Cooper, M. Mason and S. Abel (Poster), AACP Annual Meeting, Chicago, July 2008.

25. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, ”Predictors of Readiness for Self-management in

Managed Care Patients with Chronic Conditions: Implications for Chronic Care Disease Management,” Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, W. Lafayette, IN, July 2004.

26. M. Bhor and H. L. Mason, “Attitude of Health Care Administrators Towards Use of Email

Communications Between Patients and Physicians,” Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, W. Lafayette, IN, July 2004.

27. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, “Predictors of Risk Status of Managed Care Patients with Chronic Conditions,” Academy Health Research Annual Meeting, San Diego, June 2004.

28. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, “Relationship Between Patient-Reported Readiness,

Self-Management Behavior, and Health Status in Managed-Care Patients with Chronic Conditions,” International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., May 2004.

29. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, “Patient Self-management Behavior Adoption in

Chronic Conditions Based on Transtheoretical Model Readiness Stage of Change Profiles for Self-management,” American Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Seattle, March 2004, abstract published in Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 44 (March/April 2004): 288-289.

30. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, “Factors Associated with Patient-reported Readiness to

Adopt Self-management Behavior in Chronic Conditions: Implications for Chronic Disease Management Practice,” Sigma Xi Poster Competition, Purdue University, W. Lafayette, IN, February 2004.

31. B. J. Park, S. J. Steinhardt, S. R. Abel, S. L. Hem, H. L. Mason, and J. G. Stowell, “The

Behavior of a Simulated Pharmaceutical Suspension in Microgravity,” (poster) NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, April 2003.

32. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, “Internet Pharmacy Quality: VIPPS Certified and Non-

VIPPS Certified Internet Pharmacy Web-sites of Retail Chains and the Patient Information displayed,” Academy Health Annual Meeting, June 2003.

33. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, “Effectiveness of Patients= Transtheoretical Model

Stage of Change in Improving Health Outcomes and Health Care Utilization,” Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan, July 2002.

34. M. Bhor and H.L. Mason, “Willingness of Physicians to Use E-mail Communication with

Patients,” Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan, July 2002.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 35. J. Sankaranarayanan and H. L. Mason, “Effect of Provider Characteristics, Auxiliary Services

and Patient Stage of Readiness on the Quality of Life and Attitude Towards Drug Therapy in Cancer Patients,” Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan, July 2002.

36. M. Chui, S. Bennett, H. Mason, M. Murray, “Association Among Diuretic Compliance,

Quality of Life, and Clinical and Economic Outcomes in Heart Failure Patients,” abstract published in J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 41 (March/April 2001): 313.

37. “Factors Affecting Communication between Pharmacists and Children,” W. Anuwong and H.

L. Mason, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, Toledo, OH, July 2000.

38. “Health-Related Quality of Life and Health Care Resource Utilization in COPD Patients: A Comparison of Three Instruments,” R. Desikan, H. L. Mason, M. T. Rupp, M. Skehan, ISPOR Annual Meeting, Arlington, VA, May 2000.

39. “Lessons Learned From a Community Interdisciplinary Health Care Team Research

Experience,” K. S. Plake, H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, March 2000, abstract published in J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 40, 2 (March/April 2000): 304-305.

40. "Development and Testing of an Instrument to Assess Behavioral Professionalism of Pharmacy

Students: Phase IV," D. L. Purkerson, R. K. Chalmers, M. T. Rupp, N. G. Popovich, and H. L. Mason, (poster) American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Boston, July 1999, abstract published in Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 63 (1999): 77-78S.

41. "Empirical Development, Testing and Validation of an Instrument to Assess Behavioral

Professionalism in Pharmacy Students," D. L. Purkerson, R. K. Chalmers, H. L Mason, N. G. Popovich, and M. T. Rupp, (poster) American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, March 1999, abstract published in J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 39, 2 (March 1999):270.

42. "Development, Testing and Validation of an Instrument to Assess Behavioral

Professionalism," H. L. Mason and D. L. Purkerson, Excellence 21 Celebration (poster), Recipient of Project Excellence Award, Purdue University, February 1999.

43. “Empirical Development of an Instrument to Assess Behavioral Professionalism of Pharmacy

Students,” D. L. Purkerson, R. K. Chalmers, H. L. Mason, N. G. Popovich, and M. T. Rupp, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Snowmass, CO, July 1998, abstract published in Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 62 (1998): 126-127S.

44. "Health-Related Quality of Life and Health Care Resource Utilization of COPD Patients: A

Comparison of Three Instruments," R. Desikan, H. L. Mason and M. T. Rupp, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Miami Beach, FL, March 1998, abstract published in J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 38 (March/April 1998): 260-261.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 45. "Impact of Interdisciplinary Health Care on Elderly Patients' Health Care Costs, Quality of Life

and Patient Satisfaction," K. S. Plake and H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Miami Beach, FL, March 1998, abstract published in J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 38 (March/April 1998): 261.

46. "Assessment of Asthma Patients' Willingness to Pay For and Willingness to Give Time to an

Asthma Self-Management Program," J. C. Barner, M. D. Murray, and H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Miami Beach, FL, March 1998, abstract published in J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 38 (March/April 1998): 261.

47. "Pharmacists' Work Arrangements: Moonlighters," A. C. Quiñones and H. L. Mason,

American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, March 1997. 48. "Patient Adherence and Health-Related Quality of Life," R. Desikan, H. L. Mason, and M. T.

Rupp, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, Madison, August 49. "Survey of Research Methodology Courses for Graduate Students in Social and Administrative

Sciences and Pharmacy Practice," J. C. Barner, R. Desikan, K. S. Plake, D. L. Purkerson, A. P. Farkas, G. V. Gupchup, N. G. Popovich, and H. L. Mason, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Reno, July 1996, abstract published in Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 60, 84s (1996).

50. "Expansion of Ability-Based Education at Purdue University," D. L. Purkerson, H. L. Mason,

R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich, and S. A. Scott, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Reno, July 1996, abstract published in Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 60, 1045-1055 (1996).

51. "Patient Compliance and Health-Related Quality of Life," R. Desikan and H. L. Mason,

Wintergreen Research Conference, Wintergreen, VA, May 1996. 52. "Characterization and Motivations of Part-Time Pharmacists," A. C. Quiñones and H. L.

Mason, Wintergreen Research Conference, Wintergreen, VA, May 1996. 53. "The Scope of Pharmacy Practice Project: Technician Knowledge and Skills Acquisition," R.

Desikan and H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, March 1996.

54. "Part-Time Pharmacists: Characterization, Motivation, and Prediction," A. C. Quiñones and H.

L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Nashville, March 1996. 55. "Evaluating Pharmacy Students' Ability-Based Educational Outcomes," D. L. Purkerson, H. L.

Mason, R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich, and S. A. Scott, Sigma Xi Graduate Student Research Awards Competition, Purdue University, West Lafayette, February 1995.

56. "Part-Time Pharmacists: Characterization, Motivations, and Prediction," A. C. Quiñones and

H. L. Mason, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, Iowa City, August 1994.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 57. "Evaluating Pharmacy Students' Ability-Based Educational Outcomes," D. L. Purkerson, H. L.

Mason, R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich, and S. A. Scott, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting, Iowa City, August 1994.

58. "Evaluating Pharmacy Students' Ability-Based Educational Outcomes Using an Assessment

Center Approach," D. L. Purkerson, H. L. Mason, R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich, and S. A. Scott, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, July 1994. Abstract published in Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 58 (Winter Supplement 1994):1045.

59. "Peer Evaluation Use in Pharmaceutical Education," J. E. Krause, N. G. Popovich, and H. L.

Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Seattle, March 1994. 60. "Assessment of Pharmacy Graduates' Educational Outcomes," A. C. Quiñones and H. L.

Mason, Sigma Xi Graduate Research Awards Competition, Purdue University, West Lafayette, March 1994.

61. "An Assessment of Purdue Pharmacy Graduates' Educational Outcomes," A. C. Quiñones and

H. L. Mason, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Diego, July 1993, abstract reprinted in Am. J. Pharm. Ed., 57, 1045 (1993).

62. "Attitudes of Health Care Professionals Toward AIDS," D. R. Mason and H. L. Mason,

College Health Nurse Professionals Seminar, Purdue University, West Lafayette, June 1993. 63. "Contemporary Pharmacist Practice Patterns," R. P. D'Elia and H. L. Mason, American

Pharmaceutical Association Meeting, Dallas, March 1993. 64. "Nurse Interaction with AIDS Patients," D. R. Mason and H. L. Mason, Sigma Theta Tau

Research Conference, University of Wisconsin, Madison, March 1993. 65. "Contemporary Pharmacist Practice Patterns," R. P. D'Elia and H. L. Mason, Midwest

Pharmacy Administration Conference, Minneapolis, September 1992. 66. "An Assessment of Purdue Pharmacy Graduates' Educational Outcomes," A. C. Quiñones and

H. L. Mason, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Conference, Minneapolis, September 1992. 67. "Female Pharmacists' Practice Patterns and Compensation," H. L. Mason, R. P. D'Elia, C. S.

Miller and S. W. Schondelmeyer, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, March 1992.

68. "Stereotyping and Interaction with AIDS Patients," D. R. Mason and H. L. Mason, Continuing

Education in Nursing 18th Annual Patient Care Colloquium, Indianapolis, November 1991. 69. "Stereotyping by Nurses and its Effect on Patient Interaction," D. R. Mason and H. L. Mason,

Annual Nursing Research Day, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, April 1991.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 70. "An Investigation of the Causal Relationships Among Career Withdrawal Intention, Job

Withdrawal Intention, Organizational Commitment, and Career Commitment of Pharmacists," C. A. James and H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, March 1991.

71. "Pharmacists' Willingness to Accept Third-Party Prescription Contracts: An External

Validation Study," S. L. Szeinbach and H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, March 1991.

72. "Stereotyping by Nurses of Homosexuals and its Effect on AIDS Patient Interaction," D. R.

Mason and H. L. Mason, Sigma Theta Tau International Conference on The Impact of the Immunodeficiency Virus, Tampa, February 1991.

73. "Female Pharmacists: Aspirations, Impact and Achievements," R. P. D'Elia and H. L. Mason,

Midwest Pharmacy Administration Conference, Cincinnati, August 1990. 74. "Patient Satisfaction with Pharmacy Services: Measurement in a Military Outpatient

Pharmacy," R. N. Hirsh and H. L. Mason, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Conference, Cincinnati, August 1990.

75. "Organizational Commitment and Job Withdrawal Intention Among Pharmacists," C. A. James

and H. L. Mason, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Conference, Cincinnati, August 1990. 76. "Career Commitment Among Pharmacists and its Effect Upon Career Withdrawal Intention,"

C. A. James and H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, March 1990.

77. "Impact of Pharmacy Setting, Insurance, and Financial Variables on Pharmacists' Willingness

to Accept Third-Party Prescription Contracts," S. L. Szeinbach and H. L. Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, March 1990. Abstract reprinted in AJPE 55 (Winter Supplement 1991): 113S

78. "Graduates Evaluation of Their Pharm.D. Program," S. M. Viñas and H. L. Mason, American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Portland, July 1989. 79. "Community Pharmacy Cholesterol Screening," S. L. Szeinbach, G. M. Kiesler and H. L.

Mason, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Anaheim, April 1989. 80. "Assessing Pharmacists' Willingness to Accept Third-Party Prescription Contracts," S. L.

Szeinbach, H. L. Mason, and S. W. Schondelmeyer, ESAS section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Anaheim, April 1989.

81. "A Profile of Consumers Intending to Request Advice on Home Test Kits from Pharmacists,"

H. A. Monsanto and H. L. Mason, ESAS section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Anaheim, April 1989.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 82. "Factors Affecting the Job Stress of Indiana Pharmacists," C. A. James and H. L. Mason,

Midwest Pharmacy Administration Conference, Chicago, April 1988. 83. "Job Satisfaction and Job Stress of Indiana Hospital Pharmacists," C. A. James and H. L.

Mason, ESAS section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, March 1988.

84. "Coping with Stress," M. R. Lahoz and H. L. Mason, ESAS section, American Pharmaceutical

Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, March 1988. 85. "Job Satisfaction of Indiana Hospital Pharmacists," C. A. James and H. L. Mason, Indiana

Society of Hospital Pharmacists, Fort Wayne, IN, October 1987. 86. "Student Attitudes About Computers in Pharmacy," H. M. Anderson-Harper, N. G. Popovich,

and H. L. Mason, Clinical Instruction Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Charleston, SC, July 1987. Abstract reprinted in AJPE 55 (Winter Supplement 1991): 93S.

87. "Gender Differences in Pharmacist Burnout," M. R. Lahoz and H. L. Mason, ESAS Section,

American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, March 1987. 88. "Factors Influencing the Utilization on Non-Dispensing Professional Pharmaceutical Services

by Consumers," H. A. Monsanto and H. L. Mason, ESAS Section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, March 1987.

89. "Community Pharmacy Initiated Postmarketing Surveillance," H. L. Mason, S. W.

Schondelmeyer, M. R. Lahoz, H. A. Monsanto, S. S. Johnson, C. D. Black, and R. K. Chalmers, ESAS Section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, March 1987.

90. "Development of Microcomputer Modules For a Nonprescription Drug Course and Statistical

Evaluation of Computer-Assisted Instruction Versus Traditional Lecture Presentation," H. M. Anderson-Harper, N. G. Popovich, and H. L. Mason, Pharmacy Administration Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Toronto, July 1986. Abstract reprinted in AJPE 55 (Winter Supplement 1991): 82S.

91. "Evaluation of Computer-Assisted Instruction as an Educational Alternative," H. M. Anderson-

Harper, N. G. Popovich, and H. L. Mason, Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences Section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, March 1986.

92. "Pharmacists' Involvement in Home Health Care," S. L. Szeinbach, H. L. Mason and D. S.

Bonk, Academy of Pharmacy Practice, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting in San Francisco, March 1986.

93. "Influence of Individual and Job Factors on Experienced Burnout Among Pharmacists," M. R.

Lahoz and H. L. Mason, Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences Section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, March 1986.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 94. "Efficient and Effective Postmarketing Surveillance," S. W. Schondelmeyer, H. L. Mason and

S. Madhavan, Academy of Pharmacy Practice, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, March 1986.

95. "Burnout Among Pharmacists," M. R. Lahoz and H. L. Mason, Pharmacy Administration

Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Francisco, July 1985. Abstract reprinted in AJPE 55 (Winter Supplement 1991): 72S.

96. "Evaluation of CAI Versus TLP," H. M. Anderson-Harper, N. G. Popovich and H. L. Mason,

Clinical Instruction Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Francisco, July 1985. Abstract reprinted in AJPE 55 (Winter Supplement 1991): 72S.

97. “Tedium in Pharmacy and Non-Pharmacy Students," M. R. Lahoz and H. L. Mason, Pharmacy

Administration Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, San Francisco, July 1985. Abstract reprinted in AJPE 55 (Winter Supplement 1991): 74S-75S.

98. “Pharmacy Services and Home Health Agencies: Results of a National Study," D. S. Kitt and

H. L. Mason, National Association of Retail Druggists Annual Meeting, San Francisco, April 1985.

99. "Evaluation of Computer-Assisted Instruction," H. M. Anderson-Harper and H. L. Mason,

National Symposium of Microcomputers in Health Care Education, Omaha, April 1985. 100. "National Survey of Pharmacy Services at Pediatric Hospitals and Major Pediatric Treatment

Centers--1983," S. A. Scott, H. L. Mason, and R. Smith, American Society of Hospital Pharmacists Annual Mid-year Meeting, Dallas, December 1984.

101. "Knowledge and Attitudes About the Elderly," H. L. Mason, J. W. Blank, and E. R. Rahdert,

Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences Section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Montreal, May 1984.

102. "Development of Occupational Commitment Among Pharmacy Students," H. L. Mason, the

Pharmacy Administration Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, July 1983.

103. "Factors Affecting Patient-Oriented Services Provided by Community Pharmacists," H. L.

Mason, Pharmacy Administration Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Kansas City, June 1982.

104. "A Study of Non-Prescription Drug Use Within A Hospitalized Pediatric Population," B. G.

Bryant and H. L. Mason, American Society of Hospital Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, December 1982.

105. "Application of an Attitudes-Subjective Norms Model to Pharmacist Counseling Behaviors,"

H. L. Mason, Pharmacy Administration Section, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Scottsdale, July 1981.

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Contributed Peer-Reviewed Research-Related Presentations: (cont.) 106. "Patient Counseling in Two Practice Settings for Two Types of Medications," H. L. Mason, A.

A. Schuna and B. L. Svarstad, Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences Section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, St. Louis, March 1981.

107. "Pharmacists' Medication Counseling Attitudes and Behavior," H. L. Mason and B. L.

Svarstad, Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences Section, American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, St. Louis, March 1981.

108. "Factors Affecting Pharmacists Communication Behavior: A Multivariate Analysis," B. L.

Svarstad and H. L. Mason, Pharmacy Administration Section, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Denver, July 1979.

109. "The Clinical Pharmacist's Role," H. L. Mason, Midwest Pharmacy Administration Meeting,

Minneapolis, August 1975. PROFESSIONAL AND OTHER PRESENTATIONS: 1. "Student Performance Assessment," Council of Advocates and Purdue Assessment Council,

Purdue University, January 1998. 2. "Moving Toward the Learning Paradigm," Dean's Industrial and Professional Councils, School

of Pharmacy, Purdue University, October 1997. 3. "Ability-Based Education in the School of Pharmacy," D. L. Purkerson, H. L. Mason, R. K.

Chalmers and N. G. Popovich, Excellence 21 Celebration Program, Purdue University, February 1997.

4. "Pharmacy: Vision for the Future," Pharmacy Recruitment Program, Purdue University,

November 1996. 5. "Service Learning: Pathway to Compassionate Health Care," H. L. Mason and R. M. Olson,

President's Council, Purdue University, November 1996. 6. "Drug Development and the Pharmaceutical Industry," H. L. Mason, West Lafayette Sagamore

Lions, January 1994. 7. "Patient Counseling and OBRA '90," presented to the Dean's Professional Council, Purdue

University, May, 1992. 8. "Minority Health Careers Recruitment Weekend," presented at Affirmative Action Grant

Writing Workshop, Purdue University, W. Lafayette, February 1992. 9. "Developing Social Interaction in Professional Students," M. M. Losey, H. L. Mason, R. K.

Chalmers, and S. A. Scott, presented at the Alverno Consortium for Assessment Design, Milwaukee, June 1990.

10. "Know Your Medications," presented to Exchange Club, Lafayette, IN, September 1987.

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Professional and Other Presentations: (cont.) 11. "Preparing Graduate Students for Teaching in Pharmacy Schools," N. G. Popovich and H. L.

Mason, presented to the Clinical Instruction Section at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Charleston, SC, July 1987. Abstract reprinted in AJPE 55 (Winter Supplement 1991): 96S.

12. "Your Future Today," presented at the Student National Pharmaceutical Association Health

Career Weekend, West Lafayette, IN, January 1987. 13. "Current Pharmacy Administration Research at Purdue," seminar presented to the Pharmacy

Administration group at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, November 1984. 14. "Physician Dispensing--A Reaction," H. L. Mason, presented to the Pharmacy Section of the

American Public Health Association at the American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting in Montreal, Canada, May 1984.

15. "Prescription to Over-the-Counter Drug Classification Changes," testimony presented at the

Food and Drug Administration District Consumer Exchange Meeting in Indianapolis, April 1984.

16. "A Geriatric Experience Course for Senior Pharmacy Students," H. L. Mason, D. S. Kitt, C. H.

Brown, W. S. Pray, and J. W. Blank, presented at a Special Session on GAPS Programs at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, July 1983.

17. "Compliance with Psychotropic Medications," moderator of panel presentation for Purdue-

Butler-IPA television continuing education series, May 1980. Edited version reproduced by Roche Laboratories for national distribution as a C.E. program, 1981.

18. "Pharmacist Counseling Attitudes and Behaviors," seminars presented at Schools of Pharmacy

at N.E. Louisiana University, February 1979; University of Connecticut, March 1979; University of Iowa, March 1979.

19. "Communication and Pharmacists for the Future," seminar presented at Duquesne University

School of Pharmacy, February 1979. 20. "Counseling Behavior of Pharmacists," seminar presented at Purdue University School of

Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences, January 1979. 21. "Misuse of Prescription Medications," presented at the Midwest Medical Center Health

Awareness Program in Fort Atkinson, WI, December 1978. 22. "Drug Abuse Prevention Program," speaker and panelist for a series of seven presentations at

high schools in South Central Wisconsin School District, 1971-1972.

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PROJECTS FUNDED: 1. H. L. Mason and H. W. Keckler, “Learning Communities,” Purdue University, $2,100 (August

2004). 2. H. L. Mason, “Utility of the Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change to Predict Health

Care Utilization and Health Outcomes,” Purdue Research Foundation, $13,263 (August 2003). 3. H. L. Mason and H. W. Keckler, “Learning Communities,” Lilly Retention Project, Purdue

University, $ 5,000 (August 2003) 4. H. L. Mason and H. W. Keckler, “Learning Communities,” Lilly Retention Initiatives Post

Grant, Purdue University, $ 813.17 (September 2002). 5. “Lilly Retention Project,” Purdue University, $5,400 (August 2002), H. L. Mason and H. W.

Keckler. 6. “Utility of the Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change to Predict Health Care Utilization

and Health Outcomes,” awarded for 2002-2003. Purdue Research Foundation, $13,140 (August 2002), H. L. Mason and J. Sankaranarayanan.

7. “Lilly Retention Project,” Purdue University, $5,000 (August 2001), H. L. Mason and H. W.

Keckler. 8. "Patient Adherence and Health Related Quality of Life among Asthma Patients," Purdue

Research Foundation, $11,666 (August 1999), H. L. Mason. 9. "Comparison of Generic and Disease-Specific Quality of Life Questionnaires in COPD

Patients," Purdue Research Foundation, $11,666 (April 1997), H. L. Mason (PI) and R. Desikan.

10. "A Multi-Institutional Assessment Center Model to Facilitate Expansion of Ability-Based

Education in Schools of Pharmacy," Department of Education, Fund for Improvement of Post-secondary Education, $80,581 (September 1995), R. K. Chalmers (PI) and H. L. Mason (Co-PI).

11. "Professional Association Internships," American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, $500

(August 1995), H. L. Mason. 12. "A Multi-Institutional Assessment Center Model to Facilitate Expansion of Ability-Based

Education in Schools of Pharmacy," Department of Education, Fund for Improvement of Post-secondary Education, $80,123 (September 1994), R. K. Chalmers (PI) and H. L. Mason (Co-PI).

13. "A Multi-Institutional Assessment Center Model to Facilitate Expansion of Ability-Based

Education in Schools of Pharmacy," Department of Education, Fund for the Improvement of Post-secondary Education, $79,811 (September 1993), R. K. Chalmers (PI), with H. L. Mason (Co-PI), N. G. Popovich, and S. A. Scott.

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Projects Funded: (cont.) 14. "Determining Pharmaceutical Availability in Managed Care: The Process and Its Participants,"

Eli Lilly and Company, $47,196 (December 1993), J. Thomas (PI), with A. P. Wolfgang and H. L. Mason.

15. "Factors Affecting Pharmacist Movement into Non-Practitioner Roles," Pharmaceutical

Economics Research Center," $2,950 (June 1993), H. L. Mason. 16. "Assessment as a Process to Develop Student Outcome Abilities," Grant Awards for Pharmacy

Schools--American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, $28,790 (March 1992), H. L. Mason (PI), with S. A. Scott, N. G. Popovich and R. K. Chalmers.

17. "Pharmacist Workforce Participation Database," University of the Pacific, $1,772 (January

1992), H. L. Mason. 18. "Pharmacist Drug Therapy Monitoring of Ambulatory Patients in Managed Care Settings,"

Lincoln National Administrative Services Corporation, $73,469 (August 1991), J. Thomas (PI), with B. C. Carlstedt, H. L. Mason, D. J. McCallian, and M. T. Rupp.

19. "1990 National Pharmacists' Compensation Survey," American Pharmaceutical Association,

$26,626 (November 1990), H. L. Mason and S. W. Schondelmeyer (Co-principal investigators). 20. "Stereotyping by Nurses of Homosexuals and Drug Abusers and Its Effect on AIDS Patient

Interaction," Purdue Center for AIDS Research, $5,000 (June 1990), D. R. Mason (PI) and H. L. Mason.

21. "Membership Marketing for State Pharmacy Associations," Marion Laboratories, $30,000

(March 1989), H. L. Mason (PI) and S. W. Schondelmeyer. 22. "A National Survey of Pharmacists' Compensation," American Pharmaceutical Association,

$24,316 (June 1988), H. L. Mason and S. W. Schondelmeyer (Co-principal investigators). 23. "SNPhA Health and Science Career Program," Lederle Laboratories, Walgreen's, The Upjohn

Company, MSD, Bristol Labs, and Dow Chemical, $4,100 (December 1987) and $5,500 (December 1988), H. L. Mason for the Student National Pharmaceutical Association.

24. "Minority Health Careers Recruitment Weekend," Office of the President--Affirmative Action

Incentive Grant, $1,444 (October 1987), H. L. Mason. 25. "Health and Science Career Day High School Recruitment Program," Walgreen Company, The

Upjohn company, and Lederle Laboratories, $3,336 (September 1985), $2,650 (December 1986), H. L. Mason for the Student National Pharmaceutical Association.

26. "Minority High School Recruitment Weekend," Purdue University, Office of the President,

$2,433 (November 1986), H. L. Mason for the Student National Pharmaceutical Association. 27. "Job Satisfaction of Indiana Pharmacists," The Upjohn Company and Indiana Society of

Hospital Pharmacists, $1,000 (September 1986), H. L. Mason (PI) and C. A. James.

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Projects Funded: (cont.) 28. "Factors Influencing the Utilization of Non-Dispensing Professional Pharmaceutical Services

by Consumers," BRSG Fund, School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences, $3,278 (June 1986), H. L. Mason (PI) and H. A. Monsanto.

29. "The Pharmacists Role in Postmarketing Surveillance Study," National Association of Retail

Druggists Foundation, $1,200 (February 1986), S. B. Koenig (PI) and H. L. Mason. 30. "OTC Analgesic Postmarketing Surveillance," McNeil Consumer Products Company, $416,000

(December 1985), S. W. Schondelmeyer and H. L. Mason (Co-principal investigators) for Argus PMS, Inc.

31. "Doctoral Student Project Support," Me De Phar Guild, $500 (September 1985), H. L. Mason

(PI) and H. Anderson-Harper. 32. "Relationship of Nurses' Attitudes and Knowledge to Staff Morale and Job Satisfaction in

Long-Term Care Facilities," Miller's Manor, Inc., $4,500 (May 1985), D. R. Mason (PI) and H. L. Mason.

33. "Consumer Willingness to Pay for Comprehensive Medication Counseling," National

Association of Retail Druggists Foundation, $1,200 (February 1985), H. D. Ross (PI) and H. L. Mason.

34. "The Need for a Third Class of Drugs," National Association of Retail Druggists Foundation,

$1,200 (February 1985), T. A. Beavers (PI) and H. L. Mason. 35. "Literature Review and Survey of Home Health Care Programs: An Examination of Current

and Future Pharmacy Involvement," National Center for Independent Retail Pharmacy, $2,304 (April 1984), H. L. Mason and D. S. Kitt (Co-principal investigators).

36. "The Role of Individual Characteristics and Job Factors in Burnout Among Pharmacists,"

Purdue University Graduate School (David Ross Grant), $13,200 (March 1984), Renewal $13,200 (March 1985), H. L. Mason (PI) and M. R. Lahoz.

37. "A Community Pharmacy-Medicated Drug Monitoring Methodology," Pharmaceutical

Manufacturers Association Foundation, $151,186 (January 1984), H. L. Mason (PI), R. K. Chalmers, C. D. Black and S. W. Schondelmeyer.

38. "Purdue University Student Health Survey," Purdue University Office of the Vice President for

Student Services, $1,655 (July 1983), H. L. Mason, Chairman, for the Purdue University Health Council.

39. "Cost Savings to Medicaid Resulting From Consultant Pharmacist Services to a Home Health

Agency," BRSG Fund, School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences, $1,978 (June 1983), D. S. Kitt (PI) and H. L. Mason.

40. "National Survey of Pharmacy Services at Pediatric Hospitals and Major Treatment Centers,"

Ross Laboratories, $300 (January 1983), S. A. Scott (PI) and H. L. Mason.

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Projects Funded: (cont.) 41. "Development and Implementation of a Geriatric Experience Program for Community

Pharmacy Externship Students and Preceptors," American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (Grant Awards to Pharmacy Schools), $19,909 (May 1982), H. L. Mason (PI), D. S. Kitt, C. H. Brown, and J. W. Blank.

42. "Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant," University of Wisconsin Graduate School, $1,130

(June 1978), H. L. Mason. AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS: Distinguished Alumnus Citation of Merit, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2003. Teaching Academy Fellow, Purdue University, 2001. Melvin Jones Fellow, West Lafayette Sagamore Lions, 2002. Robert K. Chalmers Distinguished Educator Award, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, 2001. Rufus A. Lyman Award for Outstanding Article published in the Am. J. Pharm. Ed., American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, project director and co-author with D. P. Hammer, R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich and M. T. Rupp, 2001. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Institute, Xerox Document University, Leesburgh, VA, Invited Facilitator, June 2001. Robert A. Magarian Order of the Silver Mortar, Kappa Psi, 2000. Dean’s World of Thanks Award, Purdue University, School of Pharmacy, 2000. Fellow, Academy of Pharmaceutical Research and Science, American Pharmaceutical Association, 2000. Rufus A. Lyman Award for Outstanding Article published in the Am. J. Pharm. Ed., American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, project director and co-author with D. L. Purkerson, R. K. Chalmers, N. G. Popovich and S. A. Scott, 1997. Academic Leadership Fellow, Committee for Institutional Cooperation, (Big Ten Universities, plus Univ. of Chicago), 1997-1998. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Institute on Pedagogy and Curricular Change, Xerox Document University, Leesburg, VA, invited facilitator, July 1997. Wintergreen Pharmacy Administration Research Conference, University of Maryland Center for Drugs and Public Policy, invited participant, 1993; VIP invited guest participant, 1996.

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Awards and Recognitions: (cont). American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Institute on Pedagogy and Curricular Change, College of William and May, Williamsburg, VA, invited facilitator, June 1996. Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Coordinated Industry Program for Pharmacy Faculty, Procter and Gamble Pharmaceuticals, invited participant, 1993. Consortium for the Improvement of Teaching, Learning and Assessment, Alverno College, invited participant, 1992-1993. Faculty Consortium for Assessment Design, Alverno College, invited participant 1989-1990. Recipient of the President's Affirmative Action Award for the Student National Pharmaceutical Association's Health Careers Recruitment Weekend, 1989 Nominated for Helping Students Learn Award, Purdue University, 1984, 1996 Faculty Fellow for McCutcheon Hall, residence hall, 1982-1984. American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Fellowship, awarded 1974 through 1978.

Certificate of Commendation for outstanding teaching performance (Senior Dispensing Laboratory), University of Wisconsin, 1974-1975.

Rennebohm School of Pharmacy Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for teaching performance (Senior Dispensing Laboratory), University of Wisconsin, 1973-1974.

Kappa Psi, President and Outstanding Senior Award, University of Wisconsin, 1971-1972. CONSULTING: University of West Virginia, Morgantown, WV, 2011-2014 Regis University, Denver, CO, 2012 University of Hawaii-Hilo, Hilo, Hawaii, 2009 Graduate Program External Review Teams, University of North Carolina (Chair) 2008, University of Florida 2008, University of Minnesota 2004, University of Wisconsin 1998 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Alexandria, VA, on Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education Ability-Based Education Dissemination Project, 1996-1998, including consultation visits to Auburn University, Drake University, Mercer University, and University of Mississippi. National Pharmacy Manpower Project, DHHS Bureau of Health Professions, 1991-1992. Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan, on impact of prescription drug advertising on consumer behavior, 1989. Been There of West Lafayette, IN, on drug abuse education, 1986-1988.

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Consulting: (cont.) Argus PMS of West Lafayette, IN, on postmarketing surveillance and marketing research studies, 1984-1987. St. Catherine Hospital of East Chicago, IN, on interdepartmental relations and drug distribution system efficiency, 1984. St. Margaret Hospital of Hammond, IN, on interdepartmental personnel concerns and drug distribution system error prevention, 1982-1983. Midwest Medical Center, Madison, WI, on medication storage and distribution systems, 1978-1979. MANUSCRIPTS REVIEWED OR REFEREED:

Journal of Pharmacy Teaching (Editorial Review Board), 1989-present Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy, 1996-present Journal of Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management, 1987-present Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association and American Pharmacy, 1986-present American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 1982-present American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 1982-present Journal of Business Research, 1996 Annals of Pharmacotherapy (Formerly DICP), 1981-present Journal of Social and Administrative Pharmacy, 1995-2003 National Council on Patient Information, 1991 Arnold and Caroline Rose Monograph Series, 1984-1987 American Council on Science and Health, 1985 Van Nostrand Reinhold Publishers, 1993 Psychological Reports, 1994

UNIVERSITY AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY: A. Department of Pharmacy Practice

1. Graduate Student Supervision

Monina R. Lahoz, M.S. (1983), Ph.D. (1987) Heidi Anderson-Harper, Ph.D. (1986) Homero A. Monsanto, Ph.D. (1987) Sheryl L. Szeinbach, Ph.D. (1989) Caroline A. (James) Gaither, M.S. (1987), Ph.D. (1990) Sonia M. Viñas, M.S. (1989) Roger N. Hirsh, M.S. (1991) Richard P. D'Elia, Ph.D. (1993) Ana C. Quiñones, M.S. (1992), Ph.D. (1996) Radhika Desikan, Ph.D. (1998) Jamie C. Barner, Ph.D. (1998) Susan S. Johnson, Ph.D. (1998) Kimberly S. Plake, Ph.D. (1999) Dana L. Purkerson, M.S. (1995), Ph.D. (1999) Wararat Anuwong, Ph.D. (2000) Todd Sauer, Ph.D., co-chair (2001) Michelle Chui, Ph.D., co-chair (2001)

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University and Professional Service at Purdue University: (cont.) Menaka Bhor, M.S. (2003) Jayashri Sankaranarayanan, Ph.D. (2004) Nicholas Hagemeier, Ph.D., co-chair (2011)

2. Graduate Student Advisory and Examination committees (1980-present)

Served on 53 Master of Science Committees Served on 49 Doctor of Philosophy Committees

3. Committee Service (selected)

NTPD Coordinating Committee, 1998-present Graduate Affairs Committee, 1979-present; Chairman, 1986-1998 Primary Promotions Committee, 1992-present Recruitment and Development of Experiential Sites, 1995-1997 PHAD and CPE Search Committee, Chair, 1997 Professional Ability-Based Outcomes Development Committee, 1996 Faculty Retreat Planning Committee (Chair), 1993 Department Head Search Committee (Chairman), 1992 Administrative Coordinating Council, 1989-1992 Evaluation Steering Committee, 1981-1982 Name Change Review Committee, 1982 Continuing Education Seminar Planning Committee, 1979-1981; 1983 Committee to Study CLPH 469 and Communications, 1980 Word Processor Planning Committee, 1983 Laboratory Remodeling Planning Committee, 1983 Tracking Proposal Committee, 1984

B. College of Pharmacy

1. Committee Service (selected)

Professional Outcome Ability Revision Task Force, 2015-2015 (Chair) SWOT Task Force on Employment, 2014-2015 (Chair) ACPE Self-Study Committee, 2010-2011 (Chair) Director of Multicultural Programs Search Committee, 2011-2012 (Chair) Assessment Committee, 1997-2002, 2009-present (Co-chair) Experiential Learning Advisory Committee, 1998-present Experiential Learning Academic Standards Committee, 2004-present CIC Pharmacy Assessment Consortium Representative, 2008-present Doctor of Pharmacy Curriculum Review Task Force, 2008-2011 (Co-Chair) Technical Standards Task Force, 2007-2008 (Chair) Assistant Dean for Assessment and Accreditation Search Committee, 2007, 2009 (Chair) Pharmacy Student Council Advisor, 1998-present Pharmacy Presidents Council Advisor, 1998-present MSIA Oversight Committee, 2006-2011 Non-Traditional Doctor of Pharmacy Advisory Committee and Admissions Committee, 1998-2011

ACPE Self-Study Committee, 2005-2006 (Chair) Chao Center Advisory Board, 2006 Tuition Increase Task force, 2003 (Chair) U.S. Thai Education Consortium (delegate), 2002-present

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University and Professional Service at Purdue University: (cont.)

Executive Committee, 1998-present Grade Appeal Committee, 1998-present (Chair) Pharmacy Admissions, 1998-present (Chair, 1998-2009) Distinguished Alumni Program Coordinator, 1998-2010 BSPS Committee, 1999-present Integrated Laboratories Coordinating Committee 1998-2001 (Chair), 2002-2010 Minority Advocacy Committee, 1998-present Student Cases (Chair), 1998-2010 Academic Standards (Chair), 1998-present Undergraduate Awards (Chair), 1998-present ACPE Self-Study Subcommittees on Students and Curriculum (Co-chair), 1999 Assessment Committee, 1997-2002 Curriculum Committee (Chair), 1997-1998 Area Promotions Committee, 1994-1996, 1998-present (ex-officio) Faculty Delegate for 1985, 1996, and 1997 American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy Annual Meeting; Alternate for 1986, 1992, 1993, 1994 and 1995 meetings; Administrative Delegate for 1998, 2005-2006; alternate for 1999-2010

Pharm.D. Transition Committee, 1993-1996 Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology Head Search Committee, 1995-1996 Problem Solving Task force (Chairman), 1992-1993 Varro E. Tyler Lecture Coordinator, 1990 Impact of Pharm.D. on Non-Traditional and Graduate Programs Committee, 1990-1991

Faculty Liaison for ECON 210, 1990-1998 Pharm.D. Task Force, 1989-1990 Ad Hoc General Education Study Committee (Chairman) 1989-1990 Internationalization Committee, 1989-1992 Graduate Programs and Policies Committee, 1988-1998 Pre-admission Student Interviews, 1983-present Andrews Fellowship Evaluation Committee, 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991; (Chairman) 1992; 1993; 1994 Library Committee (Chairman), 1985-1989 Faculty Liaison for COM 114, 1983-1989 Faculty Grievance Committee, 1981-1983; 1985-1987; 1989-1991; 1992-1993 Strategic Planning Subcommittee (Chairman), 1987 Glenn L. Jenkins Award Competition Judge, 1981; 1987 David Ross Fellowship Selection Committee, 1981-1982; 1986-1987 Pharmacy Administration Curricular Review Committee, 1986-1987 Evaluation via Outcomes Self-Study Committee, 1984-1986; 1991-1992 Midwest Conference for Pharmacy Administration Coordinator, 1985 Communication Skills Task Force (Chairman), 1982-1984 Student Recruitment and Retention, 1981-1984 IPA-Butler-Purdue Liaison Committee, 1982-1983 Computer Committee, 1981-1983 United Way (Sr. Co-chairman), 1980-1981; (Junior Co-chairman)1993-1994;

Chairman, 1994-1995 Plan for the 80's Campaign Representative, 1980

2. Undergraduate Student Advisor, 1980-2000

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University and Professional Service at Purdue University: (cont.) C. University

1. Committee Service (selected)

Excellence Task Force, 2013-2014 Cost of Instruction Working Group, 2014-2015 Grade Appeals Committee, 2013-2016 (Chair) Resources Policy Committee, 2013-2015 University Senate Member, 2013-2015 Business Intelligence Advisory Committee, 2013-present Academic Program Assessment Validation Committee, 2012-2013 Course Needs Task Force, 2012-present Professional Practice Advisory Council (Co-op Program), 2012-present DFA Director Search Committee, 2011 Provost’s Assessment Grants Selection Committee, 2011, 2012, 2014 Academic Progress and Records Committee, 2010-2013 Campus Appeals Board, 2009-2011 Banner Implementation Organizational Communicator, 2007-2008 University Assessment Working Group, 2006-2008 Associate Vice Provost for Assessment Search Committee, 2006-2007 Strategic Planning Data Group, 2005-present Academic Associate Deans Working Group, 2004-present University Honors Program Task Force, 2003-2004 Athletic Affairs Committee, 2003-present, 2007-2008 (Chair) Scholarship Communication Awarding Network, 2001-present University Advisory Committee for International Programs, 2001-2002 Council of Advocates, 1997-2004

Awards Selection Committee, 1999; Expanding Our Horizons Planning Committee, 2000

Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects, 1996-1998 Campus Appeals Board, 1982-1986; 1992-1994; 1995-1997 Women and Minorities Advisory Committee, 1995-1998 University Reinvestment Program, Proposal Reviewer, 1995, 1996, 1998 Excellence-21, Team Leader, 1995-1997 University Senator, 1988-1991 University Senate Faculty Affairs Committee, 1989-1991 University Senate President's Advisory Committee, 1989-1990 Purdue Center for AIDS Research--Social/Behavioral Sciences

Initiative Review Panel, 1989 University Grade Appeals Committee, 1985-1988; Chairman 1987-1988 University Health Council 1980-1986; Chairman 1983-1984 Committee on Censure and Dismissal Proceedings, 1981-1985 Personnel Grievance Review Committee (Chairman), 1984

PROFESSIONAL OR LEARNED SOCIETIES: 1. Memberships

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy American Society of Health System Pharmacy American Institute of the History of Pharmacy American Pharmaceutical Association

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Professional or Learned Societies: (cont.)

Indiana Pharmacists Alliance Kappa Epsilon (Associate member) Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Rho Chi Pharmacy Honorary Society Sigma Xi Research Society Wisconsin Graduate Chapter of Kappa Psi Fraternity Wisconsin Pharmacy Alumni Association

2. Organization Service (selected)

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy -Academic Affairs Committee, 2010-2011 (Chair) -Council of Deans, Secretary, 2003-2005 -Distinguished Educator Selection Committee, 2001 (Chair) -Committee on Assessment, 2001-2002 -Lyman Award Selection Committee, 2000, 2002 -Council of Faculties Nominating Committee, 1997-98 -Institute on Pedagogy and Curricular Change, Planning Committee 1995-1998 -Council on Faculties Task Force on Professional Socialization, 1996-97 -Policy and By-Laws Committee, 1996-1997 -Academic Sections Coordinating Committee, 1991-1992 -New Investigator Selection Panel, 1990-1992, Section Chairman, 1991 -Grant Awards for Pharmacy Schools Review Panel, 1990 -Council of Faculties Committee on Changing the Culture, 1994-1996 -Commission on Graduate Education in the Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1986-1988 -Workshop Leader, "Enhancing Executive Leadership in Schools of Pharmacy,"

February 1988; March 1989; February 1990 -Young Investigator Award Review Panel, 1987 -Research and Graduate Affairs Committee, 1985-1986 -Policy Development Committee, 1983-1985 -Council of Faculties Quorum Committee, 1985; 1987; 1991 -Council of Facilities Nominating Committee, 1992-1993; 1997-1998

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Social and Administrative Sciences Section

(Section of Teachers of Pharmacy Administration until 1993) -Assessment Committee, 2000-2001 (chair) -Program Committee, 1999-2000 -Chair, 1991-1992 -Chair Elect, 1990-1991 -Graduate Program Standards Committee, 1992-1993; 1993-1996 (chair) -Long Range Planning Committee, 1993-1997 -Abstract Review Committee, Chairman, 1990 -Program Committee, Chairman, 1990-1991 -Health Organization and Governmental Affairs Committee, 1983-1990; Chairman 1985-1987; 1989-1990

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Social and Administrative Sciences Section

(Section of Teachers of Pharmacy Administration until 1993) -Nominating Committee, 1981-1982; 1985-1986; Chair 1992-1993 -Special session on communication skills, paper screener, 1984

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Professional or Learned Societies: (cont.)

-Item writer for Basic Pharmaceutical Sciences Examination developed by Special Committee of the Section, 1981

American Pharmaceutical Association -Educational Affairs Policy Development Committee 1986-1987; Chairman, 1991-1992 and 1993-1994 -New Business Review Committee, Vice Chairman, 1991 -Professional Affairs Policy Development Committee, 1989-1990

American Pharmaceutical Association, Section of Economic, Social and Administrative Sciences

-paper screener, 1984; 1989, 2001 -program presider, 1988; 1989

American Pharmaceutical Association, Academy of Pharmacy Practice and Management/ Academy of Pharmaceutical Research and Science

-Poster Evaluation Committee, 1984-1985 -Delegate, 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991; 1992; 1993; 1994

American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists

-Committee on Research Excellence, 1991-1992 -Committee on the Visibility of the Pharmaceutical Sciences Member, 1991 -Oversight Committee to Implement Recommendations of Task Force on

Academic Excellence, 1990

American Institute of the History of Pharmacy, Council Member (Board of Directors), 1990-1993, 2000-2003.

American Society of Health System Pharmacy Foundation, Awards Selection Panel for Sustained Contribution to the Literature, Member, 1990-1991; 1992-1998; 1999-2002

Eli Lilly/American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Pharmacy Communications Skills Project Steering Committee, 1984-1987

National Association of Boards of Pharmacy

-Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Commission, Member; Social and Behavioral Sciences Subcommittee, 1986-present -Advisory Committee on Examinations, 2014-2016

Indiana Pharmacists Association

-OBRA '90 Implementation Task Force, 1992-1993 -Professional Council Member, 1993-1995 -Pharmacy Careers Speakers Bureau, 1993-present

Student American Pharmaceutical Association, Patient Counseling Competition, Advisor, 1984; 1986; 1991

Student National Pharmaceutical Association, Purdue Chapter Faculty Advisor, 1982-1989