Pharmacy camp provides hands-on experience for budding druggists - Abilene Reporter-News


Michelle Atkinson said she felt fate was leading her into the medical profession.

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Her tale has to be heartwarming to the organizers of the camp, known as the Red Raider Pharmacy Camp, put on by the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy.

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