When Kerry LaPlante decided to become a pharmacist, the opportunity to play a direct, accessible role in community health care served as a major motivation. “When there’s an ailment or there’s a problem, [people] go to their pharmacists first,” said LaPlante, the dean of the University of Rhode Island’s College of Pharmacy. “And that’s free
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