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Faculty and Staff  Biographical Information
Office of the Dean
Faculty | Mission | Projects | Publications
 Scott Swigart, Pharm.D., Dean 
WEGPHR 215
(585) 385-8201
sswigart@sjfc.edu
 Nicholas Blanchard, Pharm.D., Assistant Dean for Student Affairs
WEGPHR 216
(585) 385-7238
nblanchard@sjfc.edu
 Warren Richards, Ph.D., Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
WEGPHR 214
(585) 385-7234
wrichards@sjfc.edu
 Pam Carzo, Assistant to the Dean
WEGPHR 217
(585) 385-8430
pcarzo@sjfc.edu
 Carla Snell, Assistant to the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs
WEGPHR 217
(585) 899-3821
csnell@sjfc.edu
The mission of the Office of the Dean is to:
- provide a strong, integrated foundation in pharmaceutical care
- to make meaningful contributions to the profession, the School, the College, the scientific community, and the public
Current projects within the Office of the Dean include:
- the development of an online course and instructor evaluation tool
- mapping of curricular outcomes to individual course objectives
- assessment of student academic performance and professional attitudes
Recent publications include:
- "Development of a Pediatric Education Track and Competitive Scholarship Program: A Way to Produce Qualified, Well-trained Pediatric Pharmacy Practitioners for the Future", M. R. Kromelis, S. K. Hetey, J. F. Tourville, and N. R. Blanchard, ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting 37(DEC):P-595D (2002)
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Faculty | Mission | Projects | Publications
 Fred Farris, Ph.D., Professor and Chair
WEGPHR 312
(585) 385-7201
ffarris@sjfc.edu
 Amy Parkhill, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
WEGPHR 338
(585) 385-7235
aparkhill@sjfc.edu
 Marvin Pankaskie, Ph.D., Professor
WEGPHR 336
(585) 385-7209
mpankaskie@sjfc.edu
 Christine Birnie, Ph.D., Associate Professor
WEGPHR 334
(585) 385-7202
cbirnie@sjfc.edu
 Jennifer Mathews, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
WEGPHR 339
(585) 899-3805
jmathews@sjfc.edu
 Fang Zhao, Ph.D., Associate Professor
WEGPHR 337
(585) 385-5296
fzhao@sjfc.edu
 Parag Budukh, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
WEGPHR 335
(585) 385-5297
pbudukh@sjfc.edu
 Nanette Huether, Assistant to the Department Chair
WEGPHR 317
(585) 899-3818
nhuether@sjfc.edu
The mission of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences is to:
- provide a strong, integrated foundation in the basic pharmaceutical sciences, including pharmaceutics, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, biopharmaceutics, and pharmacokinetics
- to contribute to the pursuit of knowledge in the pharmaceutical sciences and related fields
- to make meaningful contributions to the profession, the School, the College, the scientific community, and the public
Current projects within the department and in collaboration with other departments include:
- the study of dissolution characteristics of semi-solid dosage forms (gels, creams, ointments)
- computational analysis of structure-property relationships (QSAR, QSPR, COMFA)
- drug receptor-mediated cell signalling and physiological regulatory mechanisms
- pharmacodynamic modeling and its use in rational drug therapy
- crystalline polymorphism and its effects on formulation characteristics
Recent publications include:
- "A Comparative Analysis of Benzocaine Release Rates from Ointment, Cream, and Gel Using the Enhancer Cell (Dissolution Diffusion Cell)", K. E. Kiefer, M. C. Pankaskie, C. C. Collins, and C. R. Birnie, American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Annual Meeting and Exposition, San Antonio TX (2006)
- "Redefining the Structure-Activity Relationships of 2,6-Methano-3-benzazocines. 4. Opioid Receptor Binding Properties of 8-[N-(4'-phenyl)-phenethyl)carboxamino Analogues of Cyclazocine and Ethylketocyclazocine", M. P. Wentland, M. VanAlstine, R. Kucejko, R. Lou, D. J. Cohen, A. L. Parkhill, and J. M. Bidlack, J. Med. Chem. 49(18):5635-9 (2006)
- "Methyl Mercury Pharmacokinetics in Man: A Reevaluation", J. C. Smith and F. F. Farris, Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol. 137(2):245-52 (1996)
- "Assessing Functional Stability of Enzymes in Solution Using Enzyme-Inhibitor Interactions: Application of Isothermal Titration Calorimetry", P. Budukh, J. Williamson and C. Wyandt, The AAPS Journal 8(S2), Abstract W5036 (2006)
- " Formulation of Solid Dosage Forms to Overcome Gastric pH Interaction of the Factor Xa Inhibitor BMS-561389", S. I. F. Badawy, D. B. Gray, F. Zhao, D. Sun, A. E. Schuster, and M. A. Hussain, Pharm. Res. 23:989-996 (2006)
- "Differential Targeting of G-Beta/Gamma Subunit Signaling With Small Molecules", T.M. Bonacci, J.L. Mathews, C. Yuan, D.M. Lehmann, S. Malik, D. Wu, J.M. Bidlack, and A.V. Smrcka, Science 312(5772):443-6 (2006)
- "Anti-HIV Activity of 3-Deaza-adenosine Analogs. Inhibition of S-Adenosylhomocysteine Hydrolase and Nucleotide Congeners", R. K. Gordon, K. Ginalski, W. R. Rudnicki, L. Rychlewski, M. C. Pankaskie, J. M. Bujnicki, and P. K. Chiang, Eur. J. Biochem. 270(17):3507-17 (2003)
Department of Pharmacy Practice and Administration
Faculty | Mission | Projects | Publications
 Michael DeBisschop, Pharm.D., Associate Professor and Chair
WEGPHR 315
(585) 385-7208
mdebisschop@sjfc.edu
 Richard O'Brocta, Pharm.D., Director of Experiential Education
WEGPHR 331
(585) 385-7203
robrocta@sjfc.edu
 Robert DiCenzo, Pharm.D., Coordinator of Introductory Rotations
WEGPHR 332
(585) 385-8197
rdicenzo@sjfc.edu
Nicholas Blanchard, Ed.D., Assistant Dean for Student Affairs
WEGPHR 216
(585) 385-7238
nblanchard@sjfc.edu
Warren Richards, Ph.D., Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs
WEGPHR 214
(585) 385-7234
wrichards@sjfc.edu
Scott Swigart, Pharm.D., Professor and Dean
WEGPHR 215
(585) 385-8201
sswigart@sjfc.edu
 Karl Williams, B.S.Pharm., J.D., Associate Professor
WEGPHR 333
(585) 385-5298
kwilliams@sjfc.edu
 Judianne Slish, Pharm.D., Associate Professor
WEGPHR 234
(585) 385-7377
jslish@sjfc.edu
 Lillian Kang, Pharm.D., Assistant Professor
WEGPHR 235
(585) 385-7378
lkang@sjfc.edu
 Asim Abu-Baker, Pharm.D., Assistant Professor
WEGPHR 237
(585) 385-7379
aabu-baker@sjfc.edu
 Stephanie Brian, Pharm.D., Assistant Professor
WEGPHR 238
(585) 385-7380
sbrian@sjfc.edu
Lisa Phillips, Pharm.D., Associate Professor
WEGPHR 240
(585) 899-3890
ephillips@sjfc.edu
Jill Lavigne, Pharm.D., Associate Professor
WEGPHR 240
(585) 899-3890
jlavigne@sjfc.edu
Nanette Huether, Assistant to the Department Chair
WEGPHR 317
(585) 899-3818
nhuether@sjfc.edu
 Donna Nicodemi, Assistant to the Director of Experiential Education
WEGPHR 330
(585) 385-7249
dnicodemi@sjfc.edu
The mission of the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Administration is to:
- provide a strong, integrated foundation in pharmaceutical care, including pathophysiology, therapeutics, medical ethics, communication skills, pharmacy law, and management
- to make meaningful contributions to the profession, the School, the College, the scientific community, and the public
Current projects within the department and in collaboration with other departments include:
- establish a network of practice sites (community, hospital, specialized care, industry, consulting) to support introductory and advanced experience rotations
Recent publications include:
- "Ginkgo Ineffective for Tinnitus", M. DeBisschop, J. Fam. Pract. 52(10):766-9 (2003)
- "Tiotropium: An Inhaled, Long-acting Anticholinergic Drug for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease", C. A. Panning and M. DeBisschop, Pharmacotherapy 23(2):183-9 (2003)
- “Antipsychotic Medication and the Death Penalty: Synthetic Competence to be Executed.”, K. G. Williams, Amer. J. Health-Systems Pharm. 63:966-69 (2006)
- "Vancomycin Pharmacokinetics in Infants Undergoing Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation", E. B. Hoie, S. A. Swigart, M. P. Leuschen, L. D. Willet, D. L. Bolam, P. D. Goodrich, M. E. Bussey, and R. M. Nelson Jr., Clin. Pharm. 9(9):711-5 (1990)
- "Professional Negligence: When Practice Goes Wrong", C. E. Harris, W. Richards, and J. E. Fincham, Ann. Pharmacother. 40(7-8):1377-82 (2006)
- "Dietary Supplements: Innovative Therapy Options or the Wild Wild West Revisited", W. Richards and P. J. Ceh, Indiana Pharm. 79(2):14-17 (1998)
- "Development of Secondary Sex Characteristics in Male Rats After Fetal and Perinatal Cimetidine Exposure", E. B. Hoie, S. A. Swigart, R. M. Nelson, and M. P. Leuschen, J. Pharm. Sci. 83(1):107-9 (1994)
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