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A credential is documented evidence of a pharmacist s qualifications. Pharmacist credentials include diplomas, licenses, certificates, and certifications. These credentials are reflected in a variety of abbreviations that pharmacists place after their names (e.g., Pharm.D. for doctor of pharmacy, an earned academic degree R.Ph. for registered pharmacist, which indicates state licensure and acronyms such as BCNSP for Board-Certified Nutrition Support Pharmacist, which indicates that an individual has demonstrated advanced knowledge or skill in a specialized area of pharmacy). 

Antonio Violante is professor of soil chemistry at the Department of Soil, Plant and Environmental Sciences, University of Naples Federico II, Italy, where he has been actively involved in research and teaching since 1970. He received his academic degree in chemistry from the University of Naples in 1969. He spent two sabbatical years at the University of Wisconsin, Madison (1976-1977) and the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada (1981-1982) and was invited to serve as a visiting professor in the Department of Soil Science at the University of Saskatchewan in 1985, 1992, and 2003. He was Head of the Dipartimento di Scienze Chimico-Agrarie from 1994 to 1999 and is coordinator of the Doctoral School in Agrobiology and Agrochemistry. 

Inexperienced new chemistry graduates qualifications depend on their academic degrees, with more credentials asked of doctoral chemists than B.S. or M.S. scientists. 

Though Carothers s first academic degree was in accountancy and secretarial administration, he eventually received a doctorate in chemistry from the University of Illinois. His first goal at Du Pont was to understand the composition of such natural polymers as rubber, cellulose, and silk, and then to imitate them. Carothers used established organic reactions but applied them to molecules with two reactive centers—... 

In 1863 there was no specific academic degree in ehemistry. But if one counted the number of Dr.Phil.s who defended a ehemieal dissertation, the number would not be much greater than 32. Between 1840 and 1868 G. J. Mulder supervised 22 dissertations. The number of chemical doctorates at Leiden and Groningen was far less. For Mulder, see Snelders (1993), 102. 

Kaischev defended his doctoral thesis [25, 26] on 7 November 1932 (Fig. 13.3.4), and his excellent evaluation was summa cum laude meaning academic degree received with highest honor. 

With the experimental results accumulated during his stay in Berlin, Garcia Gonzalez prepared two doctoral dissertations, entitled New Crystalline Phosphoric Esters of o-Fructose and Tests on Some Assumed Phases of Alcoholic Fermentation, which he presented in order to receive his doctorates in Chemistry and in Pharmacy, respectively, at the University of Madrid in 1932. Armed with these two degrees, he decided to pursue an academic career in his own country. His early training in a provincial... 

Generally, fathers were considerably more likely than mothers to hold a college degree, an academic doctorate or a professional degree. Interviewees were somewhat more likely to know their mother s (98%) than father s (93%) educational attainment level. 

The results in Figure 9.6 show that, with the exception of fiscal 1996-1997, at least 10 percent of the doctoral candidates hired by P G were either black or Hispanic, with an average annual underrepresented minority hiring rate of 15 percent over the six years measured. To put these numbers into perspective, we need to consider both the academic supply of advanced-degreed minorities as well as the average hiring rate of our industrial competitors. 

The doctor of pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree is the professional degree awarded to graduates of a U.S. school or college of pharmacy who have completed a minimum of 6 years of academic course work. The degree is required to take a board examination to become licensed as a pharmacist. 

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