Stephanie Kiser ’92 led rural health programming at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy for more than a decade. But she was a rural resident long before that, one of just 87 students in her high school class in Sampson County, where there were “more livestock than people,” she joked. It wasn’t until a pharmacist visited her school’s career fair that she considered the profession. “She talked about how she loved giving back to her community and h…
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