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Steve Drzick has a long history of service in SQA, including as Chair of the Education Committee and Regulatory Forum (now Specialty Section Council) but he didn't always think he was cut out for a job in Quality Assurance. Cheryl McCarthy, of the Communication and History Committee, asks Steve about those early days and his journey to this point in his career.
Jackie Bushong, Chair of the Communication and History Committee, interviews one of the early members of QA Roundtables that started SQA - Linda Brown. Hear about Linda's experience with SQA over the years and interaction with FDA regulators through SQA Annual Meetings.
Robyn Durr-Henry has over 20 years of experience in the Quality Assurance profession. She is currently the Director of R&D Quality at Elanco in Greenfield, IN. In this interview, CHC member Patty Brant asks Robyn about her experience in the QA field and her advice for the next generation entering their quality assurance careers.
Beth is the outgoing President of SQA and has shepherded the Society through this tumultuous year. In this interview with longtime SQA member Cheryl McCarthy, Beth shares her perspective on SQA's past, the challenges we face now, and the opportunities to come in 2021.
Join Karrel Joseph (Communications and History Committee member and Chair of the Early Career Development Specialty Section) as he interviews SQA past president, Stephen Rogenthien on his experience in QA and the Society and advice for the next generation of QA professionals.
conducted by Patricia Brant
William is a recently-retired GLP QA consultant and has been an active member of the GLP Specialty Section and a founding member of the Mid-Atlantic Society of Quality Assurance.
conducted by Moira Bandoli
conducted by Moira Bandoli
Stephanie has been in the QA field for over 30 years and has served as the President of the North Carolina Regional Chapter and the Pacific Regional Chapter of SQA.
conducted by Melissa Eitzen
conducted by Cat Bens
Stu has been in the EPA regulated research throughout his career. He has been an SQA member since 1997 and is currently active on the board of the Rocky Mountain Regional Chapter.
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