Zellmer Lecture

Zellmer Lecture Series

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Where Practice Meets Policy

The William A. Zellmer Lecture Fund is used to invite a distinguished speaker to address the practice leaders of ASHP during ASHP Policy Week on an annual basis. Through the lecture fund, health-system pharmacy leaders from around the country will continue to be inspired and confronted by leading thinkers regarding concerns facing pharmacy and healthcare.

Learn more about past Zellmer Lecture Award recipients and their lectures.

2024
Col. William Michael Heath, MBA
"Embrace Servant Leadership"
Press Release | Lecture Recap

2023
Virginia S. Torrise, PharmD
"VA Pharmacy Advancement Initiatives"
Press Release | Lecture Recap

 

2022
Rear Admiral Krista M. Pedley, PharmD, MS
"Reflections on Pharmacy as the Foundation for Public Service"
Press Release | Lecture Recap

2021
Rita Shane, PharmD, FASHP, FCSHP
"An Advocacy Journey: Passion, Persistence, Patience"
Press Release | Lecture Recording | Slides

 

2019
Erin R. Fox, PharmD, BCPS, FASHP
"An Advocacy Journey"
Press Release | Lecture Recap

2018
Michael R. Cohen, RPh, MS, ScD (Hon), DPS (Hon), FASHP
"Insights on Influencing Public Policy"
Press release | Lecture recap

 

2017
Mark L. Hayes, BSPharm, JD
"Insights Into the Future of Healthcare"
Lecture Recap

2016
Rear Admiral Pamela Schweitzer, PharmD, BCACP
"Shifts in Perspective Help
Pharmacy Move Forward"
Lecture Recap

 

2015
John M. Coster, BSPharm, MPH, PhD
"Pharmacy and Public Policy:
A Roadmap for the Future"
Lecture Recap

2014
Susan C. Winckler, BSPharm
"The Intersection of Public Policy
and Professional Responsibility"
Lecture Recap

 

2013
Dennis C. Wagner, MPA
"Choosing to Use the Most Powerful
Model in the World"
Lecture Recap

2012
Rear Admiral Scott Giberson, BSPharm, MPH
"Transform Health Care in 2012! A Call to Action"
Lecture Recap

 

2011
Jimmy R. Mitchell, MPH, MS
"Supporting the Patient Safety and Clinical Pharmacy Services Collaborative"
Lecture recap

2010
William A. Zellmer, BSPharm, MPH
"Professional Policy as a Catalyst to Pharmacy’s Transformation"
Lecture recap