Carla J. See, MS, MA Clinical Instructor and Director of Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences West Virginia University School of Pharmacy 1120B Health Sciences North PO Box 9520 Morgantown, WV 26506-9520 Phone: 304-293-1504 Fax: 304-293-7672 E-Mail: csee@hsc.wvu.edu

BIOSKETCH

Carla J. See, MS, MA, was appointed in January 2001 as a Clinical Instructor and Director of Experiential & External Education in the WVU School of Pharmacy.  Originally from Keyser in Mineral County, she received her B.S. in Secondary Education from WVU in 1980.  She holds two advanced degrees from WVU, an M.A. in Guidance & Counseling (1983) and an M.S. in Community Health Education (1995).  In addition, she earned a certificate in healthcare administration through the WVU Department of Public Administration.  Currently a candidate for a doctoral degree in technology education, Ms. See has special interests in preceptor development, instructional design, and teaching strategies for the adult learner.

Ms. See’s responsibilities as Director of Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences include coordinating the experiential rotations in the P4 year, managing educational agreements and adjunct faculty appointments and teaching in the experiential curriculum.  Her teaching focuses on professionalism topics, job search/career strategies, and rural health issues.  Ms. See is a member of AACP and the PEPSIG section.

Ms. See has been employed by WVU since 1983, when she began work as an admission counselor.  She has also worked in the University Advising Center and the Career Services Center.  As a Sr. Career Services Counselor, her responsibilities included teaching job search skills and coordinating the Pharmacy Recruitment Program.  Prior to coming to the School of Pharmacy, she worked in the Department of Medicine, Section of General Internal Medicine, managing a preventive cardiology clinic and clinical research trials.  In addition, Ms. See has served as a trainer with WVU Training & Development, offering seminars in resume writing, interview techniques, and personal goal setting.

EDUCATION
West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV                 
Ed.D. Candidate, Technology Education                             
Minor emphasis in instructional design and adult learning
Anticipated date of graduation:  December 2007
Certification:  Health Care Administration, WVU Dept of Public Administration, May 1996
M.S. in Community Health Education May 1995
M.A. in Counseling and Guidance May 1983
B.S. in Secondary Education, May 1980, (Social Studies, 7-12)

TEACHING INTERESTS AND COURSES TAUGHT

Professionalism, Job Search/Career Strategies, Rural Health, APPE Preceptor Training issues

Courses taught:

Phar 701 Pharmaceutical Care Lab:  Instructor
Phar 703 IPPE 1: Co-Coordinator
Phar 705 IPPE 5:  Instructor
Phar 742 IPPE 6:  Co-Coordinator
Phar 760-761:  Medicine Rotation 1 & 2:  Director of APPE
Phar 762-763:  Ambulatory Care Rotation 1 & 2:  Director of APPE
Phar 764-768:  Elective Rotation 1-5:  Director of APPE
Phar 770-771:  Community Rotation 1 & 2:  Director of APPE
Phar 772-773:  Institutional Rotation 1 & 2:  Director of APPE

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP INTERESTS

Preceptor Development, Adult learning strategies, Instructional Design

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Casdorph, D. L. & See, C. J.  (2005). Experiential education delivery and academia-practice partnerships: Administration of the experiential education program.  Retrieved November 18, 2005 from American Association Colleges of Pharmacy, Successful Delivery and Academia-Practice Partnerships website: http://www.aacp.org/Docs/MainNavigation/Resources/6720_05SuccessfulPracticesAcademia_Practice.pdf

Halperin AK, Elnicki DM, Palmer HC, See CJ, Nuss S, Kolar MM, Bell D.  (1999). An Appalachian perspective on modifiable coronary heart disease risk factors: How well are we doing?”  Southern Medical Journal, 92 (2), 174-189.

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
Carbonara GM, Stamatakis  MK, Colebank KG, See CJ. Meeting the Goals of Healthy People 2010 through Community Campus Partnerships, presented as a poster at American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Annul Meeting, Orlando, Florida, July 2007.
See, CJ, Congdon, HB, Ridgway, WC, Stamatakis, MK, and Jackson, J.  Interdisciplinary Education in Rural West Virginia, presented as a poster at American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, July 2006.

Boyle CJ, Carr-Lopez S, Kassam R., Kawahara NE, Kieser MA, See CJ.  Characterization of Current Preceptor Development Programs, presented as a poster at American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO, July 2002.