Wayne State University Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Doctor of Pharmacy candidate Morgan Mrowca has been awarded the Cora E. Craven Educational Grant from the Lambda Kappa Sigma Educational Trust. Students from 83 LKS chapters across the U.S. apply for these highly competitive scholarships, which reward leadership, scholarship, and dedication to the LKS fraternity and the profession of pharmacy.

Mrowca serves as president of LKS Omicron, which earned the 2022 Chapter of the Year award among other honors during the pharmacy fraternity's national convention last summer.

She was nominated by Professor of Pharmacy Practice and LKS Omicron chapter faculty advisor Dr. Mary Beth O'Connell. "Morgan truly believes in the mission and vision of LKS, and devotes much time to make it happen," O'Connell said. "Maintaining a 3.9 GPA is extremely impressive in our very rigorous PharmD program, especially in light of her LKS leadership and commitment to three other student organizations, all while working two internship positions and being selected as head intern at her hospital site this year!"

Mrowca, who says she is honored to be part of LKS, also tutors grade school and high school students in math, is active in Rho Chi by serving as secretary and tutoring fellow student pharmacists, and, according to O'Connell, has a positive attitude that inspires cheerful teamwork in any situation. Congratulations, Morgan!

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The Doctor of Pharmacy program at Wayne State University is a four-year curriculum in the heart of Detroit. Approximately 100 students are enrolled in each year of the program. WSU Applebaum information meetings for prospective students take place at 6 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month. The application process for the Doctor of Pharmacy program begins each July.

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The Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is built on more than 100 years of tradition and innovation in the heart of Detroit. We have grown deep roots in our city, harnessing its powerhouse hospital systems and community service organizations as vibrant, real-world training grounds for students, with an ongoing focus on social justice in health care. And our research at all levels - from undergraduates to veteran faculty members - translates into creative solutions for healthier communities.

Wayne State University is a premier urban research institution offering approximately 350 academic programs through 13 schools and colleges to nearly 24,000 students.