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Out of the Pharmacy Classroom and Into Africa
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Tag Archives: East Tennessee State University
Palm Sunday in Uganda and Meeting up with Good Friends
9 April 2017 Today was Palm Sunday and the group was able to attend Watoto Church in Kampala. My good friend, Gonsha, who is one of the Ugandan pharmacists who came to the USA to study with me was able … Continue reading
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Out of the Pharmacy Classroom and Into Africa 