Background
Piepmeier, Edward Harman was born on July 23, 1963 in Urbana, Illinois, United States. Son of Edward Harman and Karen Sue (Swanson) Piepmeier.
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Edward Harman Piepmeier
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Edward Harman Piepmeier, American Pharmacy college educator. Recipient fellowship in teaching Lilly Foundation, 1993, research grant Foundation for Carolinas, 1993, research grant Carolina Venture Fund, 1993; experiment on STS-67 space shuttle National Aeronautics and Space Administration Consortium for Materials Development and South Carolina. Space Grant, 1994; named one of Outstanding Young Men of America, 1991.
Education
Bachelor, Northwestern University, 1985; Doctor of Philosophy, Oregon State University, 1991.
Career
Graduate research assistant, Oregon State University, Corvallis, 1986-1991; summer intern, Syntex Research, Palo Alto, California, 1988; pharmacy intern, Albany (Oregon) General Hospital, 1989-1990; assistant professor College of Pharmacy, University of Southern California, Columbia, since 1991; consultant hyperbaric medicine, Armstrong Laboratory, San Antonio, since 1992; consultant, faculty member, Carolina Hyperbarics, Columbia, since 1993.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Association Pharmaceutical Scientiest, American Pharmaceutical Association, American Association Colleges Pharmacy, Rho Chi.
Connections
Married Heidi Sue Keear, June18, 1989. 1 child, Andrew William.
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American
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Recipient fellowship in teaching Lilly Foundation, 1993, research grant Foundation for Carolinas, 1993, research grant Carolina Venture Fund, 1993. Experiment on STS-67 space shuttle National Aeronautics and Space Administration Consortium for Materials Development and South Carolina. Space Grant, 1994; named one of Outstanding Young Men of America, 1991.Recipient fellowship in teaching Lilly Foundation, 1993, research grant Foundation for Carolinas, 1993, research grant Carolina Venture Fund, 1993. Experiment on STS-67 space shuttle National Aeronautics and Space Administration Consortium for Materials Development and South Carolina. Space Grant, 1994; named one of Outstanding Young Men of America, 1991.