Alumni Awards

Angelo Angerame, RPh is a 1983 graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy who has built a broad and successful career across retail pharmacy, hospital and long-term-care pharmacy, consulting, and pharmacy leadership. Early in his career, he played a key role in the expansion of Fay’s Drugs and went on to hold management and director-level positions across multiple areas of pharmacy practice. A longtime advocate for the profession, he has served as President of the Pharmacists Society of Orange County and has been recognized by numerous professional organizations for his contributions to pharmacy. He has also dedicated himself to mentoring younger pharmacists and students, encouraging professional involvement and serving as a respected role model throughout his career.

Daniel A. Bosley, RPh is a 1993 graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy who has built a distinguished career in independent community pharmacy, rural healthcare advocacy, and innovative patient care. For more than 25 years, he owned and operated community pharmacies in the North Country, developing programs that expanded access to healthcare, including free prescription delivery, home visits, immunization clinics, and diabetes education. His innovative Farmacy program helped address local food insecurity by connecting underserved residents with fresh produce, groceries, and assistance with SNAP and WIC resources. A longtime advocate for the pharmacy profession, he currently serves as President of the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York and has been recognized with the Bowl of Hygeia, NCPA Leadership, NCPA NICE, and PSSNY Excellence in Innovation awards

Madyson R. Allard, PharmD, BCPPS is a 2020 magna cum laude graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences who has built a career in pediatric pharmacy practice and education. She currently serves as an Associate Professor and IPPE Coordinator of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Saint Joseph School of Pharmacy and PA Studies, while also practicing as a Pediatric Multispecialty Clinical Pharmacist at Yale New Haven Hospital’s Women & Children’s Hospital. Her clinical experience includes pediatric emergency, intensive care, cardiac intensive care, hematology/oncology, and transplant pharmacy, and she serves as a preceptor for students and residents. Dr. Allard has also contributed to pharmacy education through teaching, research, professional presentations, and mentorship, reflecting a strong commitment to advancing pediatric pharmacy and preparing the next generation of pharmacists.

Kaylee Stewart, BS is a 2024 graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a 4.0 GPA. She currently serves as Manager of the Collaboratory at ACPHS, overseeing laboratory operations, student interns and volunteers, research projects, and community partnerships. During her time at ACPHS, Stewart distinguished herself through research, teaching, peer mentoring, and community engagement, presenting her work at national public health conferences and earning several competitive research honors.

David Clarke, PhD has been a dedicated member of the ACPHS community for nearly 29 years, serving in a variety of academic and leadership roles, including professor, Department Chair, Dean, educator, mentor, and advisor. Throughout his tenure, he has helped shape academic programs, mentor generations of students, support faculty and colleagues, and guide the school through periods of growth, transition, and challenge. Known for his thoughtful leadership, integrity, and commitment to students and colleagues, Dr. Clarke has left a lasting impact on the ACPHS community.

Sam Enbawe, PharmD is a 2009 graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences who has developed an accomplished career in community pharmacy leadership. He currently serves as a Market Health and Wellness Director with Walmart, leading pharmacy and optical operations and a large team of healthcare professionals. Recognized for his leadership and commitment to patient care and team development, Dr. Enbawe has also remained connected to ACPHS as an adjunct faculty member and preceptor, mentoring the next generation of pharmacists.

Megan Thompson, PharmD, BCPS is a 2014 PharmD graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences who has developed a strong career in clinical pharmacy leadership and patient care. She currently serves as Pharmacy Manager at Mid-Hudson Forensic Psychiatric Center, overseeing pharmacy operations, clinical programs, regulatory compliance, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Previously, as Clinical Director at Helen Hayes Hospital, she led clinical initiatives, quality improvement and medication safety efforts, staff development, and numerous hospital committees. Dr. Thompson Limbocker has also remained committed to pharmacy education through mentoring and precepting pharmacy students.

Theresa Bostock ’86, MS, MLS(ASCP)SBB is an accomplished laboratory professional and healthcare leader with extensive experience directing clinical laboratory operations in New York and Florida. She currently serves as Laboratory Director at HCA Florida Capital Hospital, where she oversees clinical and pathology laboratories and three freestanding emergency departments, leading more than 60 laboratory professionals. Previously, she served as Administrative Laboratory Director for Garnet Health, overseeing laboratory operations across three hospitals and more than 150 professionals. Throughout her career, Bostock has demonstrated a commitment to quality, regulatory excellence, process improvement, and outstanding patient care.

Alla Paskovaty, PharmD, BCPS, AQ-ID is a 1999 graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy who has built an accomplished career spanning clinical pharmacy, infectious diseases, research, and Medical Affairs. She currently serves as a Senior Medical Science Liaison with Nestlé Health Science and has previously held Medical Science Liaison roles with Seres Therapeutics and Sanofi Pasteur. Earlier in her career, she spent nearly 17 years at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where she helped establish an antimicrobial stewardship program, conducted research, published extensively, and precepted pharmacy students and residents. Dr. Paskovaty has also remained connected to ACPHS as a guest lecturer and presenter and has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to pharmacy education and professional leadership.