ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Kristin R. Carlson, PhD.

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. Jewell Walker Sloan.

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. William Beaver, a clinical pharmacologist at Georgetown University who is credited with drafting the initial federal regulations defining “adequate and controlled” clinical studies.

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. Laurence Samuel Kaminsky, Associate Editor for Drug Metabolism and Disposition (2000-2017) and Guest Editor for Molecular Pharmacology (1992). He was elected Chair of the Drug Metabolism division of ASPET (2005), and Councilor (1994-1997).

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. Karen Seibert, founding executive director of the Center for Clinical Pharmacology, a formal collaboration between Washington University and the newly named University of Health Sciences & Pharmacy.

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. William Brewster Pratt, Emeritus Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Michigan Medical School and winner of the 2002 Goodman and Gilman Award in Drug Receptor Pharmacology.

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. Dolores Shockley, the first African-American woman to earn a PhD in pharmacology, the first to be appointed to chair a pharmacology department in the United States, and namesake of the Dolores Shockley Poster Award.

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. Joseph L. Borowitz, professor of Pharmacy at Purdue University School of Pharmacy, conducting research in neurotoxicology, publishing 91 articles, and teaching pharmacy and first year medical students until his retirement from the Department of Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology (MCMP).

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. Herbert Tabor, a principal investigator at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases where he led the pharmacological section.

ASPET notes with sympathy the passing of ASPET member Dr. Terriann Crisp, founder of Crisp Enterprises: Pharmacology Instruction and Consultation and former Professor and Chair of the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology at Des Moines University.