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Purdue Student Shares Lessons from 2015 APhA Annual Meeting
Ian Dilley, Purdue College of Pharmacy student, talks about the exciting passion for pharmacy among students at the 2015 APhA Annual Meeting and Exposition.
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Ian Dilley, Purdue College of Pharmacy student, talks about the exciting passion for pharmacy among students at the 2015 APhA Annual Meeting and Exposition.
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