Eleventh Annual Research Day - April 18, 2013
The goals of this day are to recognize the research efforts of faculty members and students, showcase the diversity and growth of research pursuits on campus, and honor Dr. Krantz through our Annual Distinguished Lecture Program.
Purpose
The purpose is to encourage and promote communication and collaboration between investigators at the University.
This day has been set aside to recognize undergraduate and graduate student research efforts, highlight aspects of faculty Research activities, and showcase the diversity and growth of research pursuits on campus.
Because of the University's size and the fact that the University is a science-based institution, most undergraduate students can conduct research with faculty early in their academic careers.
History of the John C. Krantz, Jr. Distinguished Lecture
| The John C. Krantz, Jr. Distinguished Lecture was established in 1984 in honor and memory of John Christian Krantz, Jr., Ph.D., who was the chairman of the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine from 1932 to 1965. Dr. Krantz served 13 years as a member of the board of trustees. Through the annual lecture, the University continues to honor Dr. Krantz’s distinguished career, humanitarianism and his positive influence on generations of physicians and medical scientists. |  Robert A. Blouin, PharmD26th Annual Krantz Lecturer |
Previous John C. Krantz, Jr. Distinguished Lecturers include: 2012: Dario Altieri |
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