Larry D. Calhoun, PharmD
Dean and Professor
Telephone: 423-439-2068
Email: calhoun@etsu.edu

At the time of his appointment as Founding Dean of the ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy, Dr. Larry Calhoun served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Wilson Pharmacy and Home Health in Johnson City and was actively involved in the pharmacy school strategic planning. Prior to joining Wilson Pharmacy in 2003, Dr. Calhoun had been President and CEO of Unicoi County Memorial Hospital and was Vice President at Mountain States Health Alliance. He also held several positions with the Johnson City Medical Center. A native of Carter County, Dr. Calhoun graduated from Hampton High School and completed pre-pharmacy studies at ETSU before attending the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy in Memphis, where he was awarded his Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degrees.

Sherry Armitage
Executive Assistant to the Dean
Telephone: 423-439-2068
Email: armitage@etsu.edu

Sherry Armitage was the second person to be employed by the College of Pharmacy and is the Executive Assistant to the Dean. An ETSU employee for 18 years, Sherry most recently served as the office manager in the Office of Student Affairs at the James H. Quillen College of Medicine. She earned her B.G.S. degree at ETSU and a Master of Arts in organizational management at Tusculum College. She is a member of the American Management Association (AMA) and the Omicron-Psi National Honor Society.

Leigh Lewis

Office Coordinator
Telephone: 423-439-6360
Email:  lewill01@etsu.edu

Leigh Lewis joined the Dean’s Office in the College of Pharmacy in November 2008.

Pamela F. Blevins
Executive Aide
Telephone: 423-439-2068
Email: blevinsp@etsu.edu

Pamela Blevins joined the Dean’s Office in the College of Pharmacy in June 2007.  She was awarded her BSG from ETSU in December 1998.  She served as Executive Aide in the Office of the Dean of Medicine and Vice President for Health Affairs for more than 10 years.  While in the Vice President’s Office, Pamela assisted with the efforts to establish the College of Pharmacy.