Pharmacy PAC is an important advocate promoting a pharmacy-friendly legislative agenda. Participating in the legislative process by providing contributions to candidates who support pharmacy legislation is vital to the success of public health initiatives. A politically active and aware membership in Pharmacy PAC is vital to ensuring pharmacists’ professional interests are represented.

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Read Pharmacy PAC's 2011 Successes and Challenges Report.

2012 Legislator of the Year U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow

Pharmacy PAC Awards
Each year, Pharmacy PAC recognizes deserving individuals at the MPA Annual Convention & Exposition. These awards honor people who provide contributions toward the advancement of pharmacy and/or public health initiatives within state, local or federal government. If you know an individual who fits this criteria, consider nominating them for the Pharmacy PAC Good Public Policy Award or Good Government Award. The Good Public Health Policy Award is presented to a member of the legislature, while the Good Government Award is presented to an MPA member.
Recipients of both awards are selected by the Pharmacy
PAC Board of Directors.

2012 Legislator of the Year Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville

2012 award recipients include:

• Legislator of the Year Award: U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow and Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville
• Good Government Award: Ferris State University College of Pharmacy Clinical Faculty
• Good Public Health Policy Award: Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette

To submit a nomination, complete a nomination form and submit it to MPA Director of Governmental Affairs Greg Baran by e-mail to Greg@MichiganPharmacists.org or by fax to (517) 484-4893. Nominations for 2012 must be submitted by Friday, Oct. 26, 2012. For additional information on award criteria, see the Pharmacy PAC award and recognition rules.

For more information on Pharmacy PAC, contact Director of Governmental Affairs Greg Baran at (517) 377-0224.