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School of Pharmacy marks holiday season with successful Toys for Tots drive

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Marshall University’s School of Pharmacy students capped off the fall semester with a successful Toys for Tots drive for area children.

“The Class of 2019 and the Student Executive Council sponsored this toy drive, which netted nearly 50 toys and $183 through an Ugly Holiday Sweater event,” said Khoa D. Nguyen, a 3rd-year pharmacy student. “Knowing we were helping children in our community was good for us because it helped alleviate some of the stress associated with finals week and made a positive impact on our community at the same time.”

Marshall pharmacy students participate in dozens of community outreach activities every year including drug take-back days, senior activity events and drug abuse awareness outreach to local public school students.

Marshall University opened its school of pharmacy in 2012. The inaugural class will graduate in May 2016.

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Photo: U.S. Marine Sgt. Thomas Adams (left) and Sgt. Ben Miller (right) pose with Marshall University School of Pharmacy students during the 2015 Toys for Tots holiday drive. Marshall pharmacy students collected nearly 50 toys and $183 through an Ugly Holiday Sweater contest.