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Memphis universities join forces to offer new pharmacy management MBA program
March 2nd, 2011 University of Memphis none Comments

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According to source, Leaders at the University of Memphis and the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy today announced a new degree program, the Executive MBA in Health-System Pharmacy that will address a projected shortfall in pharmacy managers.

The 17-month program includes 41 semester hours to train pharmacists for executive-level positions in hospitals, managed care organizations and other institutions. Candidates must have completed at least a one-year pharmacy residency program or have at least three years of health system pharmacy experience.

The majority of course work will be offered online and will include three one-week residential components.

The MBA will be earned through the University of Memphis and the Fogelman College of Business and Economics Executive MBA Program. Curriculum was designed and will be taught in part by faculty from the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy.

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Tigers’ matchup with UCF carries air of uncertainty
February 9th, 2011 University of Memphis none Comments

According to source, If The University of Memphis men’s basketball team has learned anything this season, it’s that a few weeks can make a world of difference.

Junior forward Wesley Witherspoon underwent meniscus surgery for his knee Dec. 10 after U of M’s 81-68 loss to Kansas. He was supposed to be out five weeks.
Instead, he returned Dec. 23 in an 86-69 loss to then-No. 9 Georgetown. Three weeks later, following a 64-58 loss at Southern Methodist, Witherspoon was suspended for conduct detrimental to the team for two games.

He hasn’t played since Jan. 12 due to knee soreness.
Jan. 15, the Tigers (17-6, 5-3 Conference USA) trounced the Marshall Thundering Herd, 77-61, at FedExForum. U of M coach Josh Pastner experimented with the tandem of senior forward Will Coleman and freshman forward Tarik Black, who combined for 31 points and 20 rebounds.

Two weeks later, in Huntington, W. Va., the same duo that torched the Herd on Jan. 15 was rendered half-useless in a blowout loss, 85-70. Black finished with 14 points and five rebounds, but his senior counterpart played only 11 minutes.

Whereas Pastner was exploiting Marshall’s big men at FedExForum with Black and Coleman on the floor at the same time, he was utilizing a four-guard lineup at the Cam Henderson Center to keep the game somewhat competitive.

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