The UGA College of Pharmacy Ambulatory Care Collaborative (AC2) program has received a $20,000 scholarship from the National Association of Chain Drug Stores to launch an innovative initiative that will help citizens in rural communities receive better primary care by using pharmacists and telehealth technology. Learn more here.

Dean Kelly Smith attended the NACDS meeting in April to receive the $20,000 scholarship for the AC2 initiative. She stands with NACDS Foundation President Dr. Christie R. Boutte.