In the short amount of time that Professor Bookstaver has been here, he has undertaken numerous research projects with students which focus on clinical care practices, most recently on of antimicrobial lock solutions and the use of antibiotic lock therapy in central-line associated bloodstream infections in cancer patients. In addition, he is well-known for his “infectious enthusiasm” and ability to engage students in the classroom. He is popularly known in the College of Pharmacy and at Palmetto-Richland for his involvement in many initiatives, including the residency track programs and research programs of the college, and has a huge impact on students by opening them up to the world of clinical pharmacy.