HIV

Dr. Antwi's expertise includes the design and synthesis of bioactive molecules for various diseases such as HIV-AIDs, cancer, and neglected tropical diseases. She teaches chemistry-related courses, including biochemistry and medicinal chemistry. She uses active learning techniques and promotes an environment where all students can be successful inside and outside the classroom.

Dr. Hernandez’s area of focus is health care access. His current practice site is a federally qualified health center in central Ohio, where he provides experiential education in the ambulatory care setting to students in the PharmD program. His passion lies in preparing students to provide holistic, patient-centered care to the most vulnerable populations.

Dr. Mefford is interested in the use of active learning to promote student engagement with science and to foster deeper understanding of often controversial topics associated with drug use and addiction. She strives to instill good research techniques to help engrain learning as a lifelong process.