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  1. Building A Pharmacy Preceptor Development Framework for Nurturing Learner Professional Identity Formation
  2. Shifting the Leadership Assessment Paradigm in Doctor of Pharmacy Curricula
  3. A Call to Explore Teacher Professional Identity
  4. Exploring the unanticipated value of an oral exam integrating content across courses
  5. Core concept identification in STEM and related domain education: a scoping review of rationales, methods, and outputs
  6. Threshold Concepts as a Framework for Understanding the Internal Work of Learners’ Professional Identity Formation
  7. Reconsidering and Rebalancing our Investment in Student Leader Development
  8. A Narrative Inquiry of Critical Events Supporting Professional Identity Formation in Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences
  9. Making Space for Reading as a Faculty Member
  10. Mining for Retention Gems and Unearthing Identity and Belonging
  11. Interrogating Our Views on the Impact of Education-Related Scholarship
  12. Indicators, influences, and changes in professional identity formation in early experiential learning in community pharmacy
  13. Survey research design: Questionnaire development
  14. Capturing employer's perceptions of key variables in exceptional new practitioners' success by using a modified Delphi process
  15. Preparing Pharmacy Educators as Expedition Guides to Support Professional Identity Formation in Pharmacy Education
  16. But Scholarship Can Be Hard in Many Ways
  17. Scholarly maturation and other factors supporting publishing productivity in educational scholarship for clinical faculty
  18. How to use the Delphi method to aid in decision making and build consensus in pharmacy education
  19. Embarking as “Captain of the Ship” for the Curriculum Committee
  20. Enhancing the “What” and “Why” of the Pharmacists’ Patient Care Process With the “How” of Clinical Reasoning
  21. A Tool for Creating Snapshots of Faculty Contributions to Pharmacy Education
  22. A Pathway to Professional Identity Formation: Report of the 2020-2021 AACP Student Affairs Standing Committee
  23. Unpacking student learning from an early experience with the Pharmacists' Patient Care Process
  24. Response to Peeters and Schmunde: Toward More Clarity in the Use of the Terms Assessment and Program Evaluation
  25. Report of the 2019-2020 AACP Student Affairs Standing Committee
  26. Academic writing as a journey through “chutes and ladders”: How well are you managing your emotions?
  27. A Dentist, Pilot, and Pastry Chef Walk into a Bar…Why Teaching PPCP is Not Enough
  28. Cultivating a Vibrant and Thriving Elective Curriculum in Pharmacy Schools
  29. Development of the comprehensive medication management practice management assessment tool: A resource to assess and prioritize areas for practice improvement
  30. Papers don't write themselves: Creating a system to support writing productivity
  31. Aiding Transformation from Student to Practitioner by Defining Threshold Concepts for the Pharmacists’ Patient Care Process
  32. Inviting manuscripts to Leadership Experience and Development Reports (LEADeR)
  33. Identifying High-Impact and Managing Low-Impact Assessment Practices
  34. Employment Trends for Doctor of Pharmacy Graduates of Research-Intensive Institutions, 2013-2017
  35. Determining Indicators of High-Quality Application Activities for Team-Based Learning
  36. A Journey to Understand Enjoyment in Academic Writing
  37. Inviting articles for and on the Wisdom of Experience
  38. Measuring a state of mind indicative of thriving using the Student Pharmacist Inventory of Professional Engagement (S-PIPE)
  39. Supporting formative peer review of clinical teaching through a focus on process
  40. Advancing learning to advance pharmacy practice
  41. Finding the Right Article Type for Your Scholarly Work in Pharmacy Education
  42. Using peer teaching to introduce the Pharmaceutical Care Model to incoming pharmacy students
  43. StrengthsFinder ® signature themes of talent in pharmacy residents at four midwestern pharmacy schools
  44. Experience with the script concordance test to develop clinical reasoning skills in pharmacy students
  45. Cultivating an Assessment Head Coach: Competencies for the Assessment Professional
  46. Understanding the early effects of team-based learning on student accountability and engagement using a three session TBL pilot
  47. Editors’ Perspectives on Enhancing Manuscript Quality and Editorial Decisions Through Peer Review and Reviewer Development
  48. Current and Future Opportunities and Challenges in Continuing Pharmacy Education
  49. Assessing Emotionally Intelligent Leadership in Pharmacy Students
  50. A Modified Delphi Process to Define Competencies for Assessment Leads Supporting a Doctor of Pharmacy Program
  51. A series of literature evaluation skill development interventions progressing in complexity
  52. Inviting manuscripts to interprofessional education reports
  53. Concept mapping, reflective writing, and patchwork text assessment in a first-year pharmaceutical care course
  54. Enhancing scholarly dialogue: Inviting Letters to the Editor
  55. Would you care to commentary on that?
  56. Deliberate Integration of Student Leadership Development in Doctor of Pharmacy Programs
  57. Making a Curricular Commitment to Continuing Professional Development in Doctor of Pharmacy Programs
  58. Announcing a new section—Methodology Matters
  59. A Five-Year Evaluation of Examination Structure in a Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy Course
  60. Career Placement of Doctor of Pharmacy Graduates at Eight U.S. Midwestern Schools
  61. Including Emotional Intelligence in Pharmacy Curricula to Help Achieve CAPE Outcomes
  62. StrengthsFinder Signature Themes of Talent in Doctor of Pharmacy Students in Five Midwestern Pharmacy Schools
  63. Rules of Engagement: The Why, What, and How of Professional Engagement for Pharmacy
  64. Inviting manuscripts to Teaching and Learning Matters
  65. Student-generated, faculty-vetted multiple-choice questions: Value, participant satisfaction, and workload
  66. Promoting Scholarly Lines of Inquiry in Pharmacy Education Through Idea Papers and Case Study Reports
  67. Recognizing and Disseminating Innovations in Scholarly Teaching and Learning to Support Curricular Change
  68. Competencies for Student Leadership Development in Doctor of Pharmacy Curricula to Assist Curriculum Committees and Leadership Instructors
  69. Guiding Principles for Student Leadership Development in the Doctor of Pharmacy Program to Assist Administrators and Faculty Members in Implementing or Refining Curricula
  70. Preparation of Faculty Members and Students to Be Citizen Leaders and Pharmacy Advocates
  71. Reenvisioning Assessment for the Academy and the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education's Standards Revision Process
  72. A Consensus Definition and Core Competencies for Being an Advocate for Pharmacy
  73. Student Self-Ratings of Skill Acquisition from a Clinical Controversy Debate in a Third Year Pharmaceutical Care Lab
  74. Investigating Student Pharmacist Perceptions of Professional Engagement Using a Modified Delphi Process
  75. Building a Multi-Institutional Community of Practice to Foster Assessment
  76. Cross-Validation of an Instrument for Measuring Professionalism Behaviors
  77. Refinement of Strengths Instruction in a Pharmacy Curriculum Over Eight Years
  78. Continuing Professional Development: Don't Miss the Obvious
  79. Inviting Scholarship in Leadership in Pharmacy
  80. Using Personal Strengths with Intention in Pharmacy: Implications for Pharmacists, Managers, and Leaders
  81. Defining Levels of Learning for Strengths Development Programs in Pharmacy
  82. A Pharmacy Course on Leadership and Leading Change
  83. An Online Elective Course for Undergraduate Students on Common Prescription Medications
  84. Assessment to Transform Competency-based Curricula
  85. Instruction for Student Pharmacists on Leading Change
  86. Student Leadership Retreat Focusing on a Commitment to Excellence
  87. Impact of an Internet-based Smoking Cessation Educational Module on Pharmacists' Knowledge and Practice
  88. Understanding Technician Roles and Educating Students to Assist in Role Definition