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E. A. (Edward Armond) Brecht

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By E. A. (Edward Armond) Brecht

The University of North Carolina School of Pharmacy

Brecht, E. A. (Edward Armond), 1911-1990 · 1960 · American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Edward Armond Brecht on the School of Pharmacy at the University of North Carolina, reprinted from the American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, volume 24, number 2, for 1960. Topics include college buildings at Chapel Hill and pictorial works, so the piece takes in the school's quarters as well as its program. Issued by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.

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About E. A. (Edward Armond) Brecht

Graduate enrollment data ... and graduate study in member colleges

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. Committee on Graduate Programs · 1974 · American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Statistical booklet from the Committee on Graduate Programs of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, published in Washington in 1974. It reports graduate enrollment across member pharmacy colleges and describes the graduate study each of them offers. The School of Pharmacy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was among them, led at the time by Dean E.A. Brecht.

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  1. Edmund Strudwick's portrait of C. T. Council is given to the School of Pharmacy University President Gordon Gray presented a portrait of Durham's C. T. Council, painted by Edmund Strudwick of Hillsborough, to the UNC School of Pharmacy, where Dean E. A. Brecht accepted it at a luncheon in the Morehead building. People: Gordon Gray, E. A. (Edward Armond) BrechtSearch the index · DigitalNC: The Chapel Hill Weekly, May 15, 1953, page 9

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