APhA NOMINATES GREEN AND VALENTINE AS CANDIDATES FOR CHAIRPERSON-ELECT
Executive Summary
APhA NOMINATES GREEN AND VALENTINE AS CANDIDATES FOR CHAIRPERSON-ELECT of the 1987 American Pharmaceutical Association (APhA) Board of Trustees. The APhA nominations committee made its selections for the 1987-1989 board at its Aug. 14 meeting, and election ballots will be mailed to APhA active members by the end of September. Charles Green is president of Green Brothers Pharmacy, Inc. and Home Medical Supply, Inc., of Stockton, California. He is a past president of the California Pharmacists Association and has served as an APhA Trustee since 1984. E. Michelle Valentine is a community pharmacist in Everett, Washington. She has served as speaker of the Washington State Pharmaceutical Association Senate, project director of APhA's Project SPEED, vice-speaker of the APhA House of Delegates, and has been an APhA Trustee since 1984. The winning candidate will succeed to the office of chairperson of the board in 1988. D. Stephen Crawford of Elkins, West Virginia, currently serving as chairperson-elect, will replace James Main as APhA Board of Trustees chairperson on Jan. 1, 1987. The nominations committee also selected three pairs of candidates to serve 1987-1989 terms on the APhA board. Members will vote for one candidate from each pair. The board candidates are Thomas Garrison, Missouri, and Raymond Roberts, Florida (Pair I); J. Lyle Bootman, Arizona, and Marcellus Grace, Louisiana (Pair II); and Jerry Moore, Alabama, and Robert Osterhaus, Iowa (Pair III).
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