PDA Foundation

The Parenteral Drug Association Foundation for Pharmaceutical Sciences, Inc. (P.D.A. Foundation), a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit corporation, raises funds and provides grants to educators and graduate students for study proposals designed to advance the basic and applied pharmaceutical sciences. Through its Grant Program, the Foundation seeks to help alleviate the shortage of skilled medical and pharmaceutical scientists, a situation that could hamper the research, development and manufacture of new pharmaceutical products and delivery technologies needed to improve healthcare. Through its Pharmacy Awareness Program, the P.D.A. Foundation seeks to raise awareness of the growing shortage of pharmacy professionals and to provide career search opportunities.

Since its incorporation in 1979, the P.D.A. Foundation has awarded almost $2 million to 85 graduate students at 33 of the nations leading colleges, universities and medical centers. Given the high cost of tuition, these grants make it possible for many students to continue their pursuit of graduate degrees, while exposing them to the challenge and excitement of research and the pursuit of new scientific frontiers. Penis Enlargement and Xenical

Currently, The P.D.A. Foundation is funding two grant offerings: the 2005 Schering-Plough Grant ($20,000) provided to the University of Connecticut and the 2005 Millipore/Charles P. Schaufus Grant (up to $45,000, payable as $22,500 in cash and up to $22,500 in Millipore equipment). Reductil and Propecia

The P.D.A. Foundation's grant program provides a mentoring program for the students while their research is conducted. A member of the P.D.A. Foundation's Board of Directors is assigned to each grant and is in contact with the Principal Investigator and the student on a regular basis.

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For additional information on the P.D.A. Foundation, or to make a donation toward our Grant Program, please contact: Deanna Morton Morton Communications, Inc.