Auburn University’s Harrison College of Pharmacy stewards dollars collected through the University’s Eli, J.R., and Sam Bozeman Endowed Fund for Excellence. The College’s Center for Opioid Research, Education, and Outreach (COACH) utilizes this fund to support Center-affiliated outreach efforts. The dollars received enable us to secure event locations, promote the activities, and provide educational materials to facilitators/participants. COACH is working to make a meaningful impact across Alabama and the southeast region. Dollars donated through this fund directly impact Alabama residents at all stages of life: K-12 students, college students, young professionals, and middle-aged as well as older adults.

Support Our Efforts

Eli, J.R., and Sam Bozeman
Endowed Fund for Excellence Highlights

  • The Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy’s chapter of the American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists (AAPP) and its Center for Opioid Research, Education, and Outreach (COACH) partner to make a difference by offering events geared toward assessing and improving individuals’ mental health states. Our collaborative efforts are made possible, in-part, by dollars collected through the Bozeman fund.
  • COACH team members strive to build impactful relationships with public officials and community leaders across Alabama to better serve its citizens. Utilizing dollars collected through the Bozeman fund, COACH participates in outreach activities like National Nights Out, Certified Recovery Support Specialist events, and more.
  • Center faculty and staff are committed to educating individuals on the important role mental health plays in one’s life. We offer drug-free education including information about the role mental health plays to school-aged children, college students, community members and leaders as well as healthcare professionals.

Thank you for choosing to support our efforts!

Your financial contributions will be used to support our Center-affiliated faculty
and staff members presence at outreach events across Alabama and the southeast region.