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The Staff of the Office of International
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Peggy A. Berry, PhD
Director, Howard University Continuing Education (HUCE) paberry@howard.edu ... 301/608-4100 Dr. Berry has been working with Howard University Continuing Education (HUCE) for 20 years and has been its Director for the past nine years. She has a plethora of experience in the educational field including teaching and administrative positions at Columbus College in Georgia, the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), and Anacostia High School (Washington, DC). She began working at HUCE as an Assistant Dean in 1986. Later, she was appointed to the position of Associate Dean. After HUCE was restructured in 1997, Dr. Berry became Director, overseeing its various programs, departments, and personnel. She received her BS in Biology from Bennett College, her Masters Degree in Zoology from Howard University, and her Ph.D. in Zoology from the University of Maine. Dr. Berry believes that one of her most rewarding accomplishments is helping people from all walks of life and cultures achieve their goals. |
 Rosalyn King, PharmD Program Manager Office of International Programs (OIP) Project Director, PACE Center rking@howard.edu ... 301/608-4118 Dr. King has served as the Program Manager for the OIP since its inception in 1993. Her areas of expertise include Pharmacy and Public Health Practices, International Health and Development, Continuing Professional Development, Health Services Administration and Program Evaluation. Some of Dr. King's many responsibilities include managing the staff and programs in the OIP, and directing international pharmaceutical projects in the PACE Center. She has had more than 30 years of experience in the Health sector including multiple positions at Howard University, serving as Director of the International Health Institute and Associate Professor at Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science, and Public Health Advisor at USAID. Her vast international affiliations include United States Pharmacopoeia and World Vision. Dr. King received her BS at Duquesne University, her Master of Public Health degree from the University of California Los Angeles and her doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of Southern California. With her many publications, awards, and honors, Dr. King is an invaluable component of the OIP. |
 Grace Jennings, PhD Project Coordinator Office of International Programs (OIP) gjennings@howard.edu ... 301/608-4148 In her role as the Project Coordinator, Dr. Jennings oversees the GHAIN and ROADS projects, two of the current Pharmacy-related HIV/AIDS programs at the OIP. She manages various components of the projects including staff, budget, day-to-day administrative activities, and on-site trainings. Dr. Jennings has traveled to Abuja, Nigeria multiple times as part of the GHAIN project and utilized her expertise to provide individualized, and general program assistance. She received her BA and Masters Degrees at Howard University in the field of Mass Communications and TV Broadcasting. She earned her PH.D. in International Education, Curriculum Instruction and Communications at Ohio University. Prior to her position at the OIP, Dr. Jennings worked in HUCE's Credit Division. She also worked with international students transitioning to life in the United States. Dr. Jennings states that her greatest professional reward is the opportunity to serve others and in doing so helping to make a positive difference in their daily lives. |
 Cristina Flood Budget Analyst Office of International Programs (OIP) cflood@howard.edu ... 301/608-4168 Christina Flood has been working part-time as the OIP Budget Analyst since 2004. Her primary responsibility is overseeing the budgeting and purchasing for the Program. Ms. Flood also has 17 years experience at Union Privilege, assisting in administration, budgeting, HR, facilities and telecommunications duties. |
Janine Cannon recently joined the OIP as an administrative assistant. Her responsibilities include tracking document files and maintaining records for the GHAIN and ROADS projects. She earned her BS in Biology from Howard University. She plans to enter medical school and become a surgeon in the future. |
 Earnest R. Johnson, RpH Consultant-Hospital Pharmacist Office of International Programs (OIP) earnestj@msn.com ... 301-434-5420 Earnest Johnson serves as staff consultant for the GHAIN project. He provides his vast pharmaceutical expertise and knowledge to the project, and also travels to Abuja, Nigeria to help set standards for pharmacy practices and procedures. Before his consultancy at Howard University, Mr. Johnson worked for Providence Hospital in Washington, DC for over 30 years, serving as staff pharmacist, Assistant Director of Pharmacy, and Director of Pharmacy Services. As part of his duties, he managed a staff of 35-40 people, coordinated the efforts of the pharmacy division, and provided drug education to his patients and staff. Mr. Johnson received his BS in Pharmacy from Howard University. His biggest reward from his current role is the ability to see how the field of pharmacy is practiced in other parts of the world. |
Janine Cannon