Shea Manigo ’07, scholarship featured in Drug Store News

MUSC pharmacy alumna Shea Manigo ’07 is a fascinating story of triumph. She has long been a role model, and is helping others to follow in her footsteps.

Last year, she and husband Terrence Manigo created the Annie Lee Jerido Williams Minorities in Pharmacy Lowcountry Endowment and Scholarship Fund in memory of her biological mother, whom she credits for being her inspiration her entire life.

Shea Manigo, vice president of Health Hubs, growth and strategy at CVS Health, was recently profiled in Drug Store News in a feature about her and the scholarship the Manigos created.

The Annie Lee Jerido Williams Minorities in Pharmacy Lowcountry Endowment and Scholarship Fund is an endowed need-based scholarship created to support minority students of the MUSC College of Pharmacy with preference given to South Carolina residents when possible. The first recipient was Hillary Anne Reeves ’23, president of Phi Lambda Sigma.

Drug Store News feature (page 20)