BRISTOL HERALD COURIER

OAKWOOD, Va. — Middle school, high school and college students from across the region took part in three recent summer camp experiences offered by the Appalachian College of Pharmacy.

The programs were part of an expanded effort to reach students interested in learning more about a career in pharmacy, according to a written statement.

Those attending had the opportunity to learn more about the profession of pharmacy through hands-on activities supervised by ACP faculty members and to experience what it is like to be a college of pharmacy student.

The three camps were held on the ACP campus at Oakwood, the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center in Abingdon and at the Roanoke Higher Education Center in Roanoke.

Students taking part in the free camps learned fr

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