Preparing Student Pharmacists to Treat Opioid Overdoses
Student organizations come together to deliver opioid overdose response training to student pharmacists.
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Student-Organized Conference Raises Awareness About Managed Care
Conference organized by the School’s Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy student chapter introduces students to central tenets of managed care and illustrates relevance of the field to pharmacy education and careers.
Read MoreSurviving the Storm: How Pharmapreneurs Persevere in Difficult Climates
Entrepreneurs share their journeys and advice with student pharmacists and graduate students interested in carving their own career paths.
Read MoreMPC Showcases Expertise at National Toxicology Conference
Posters and presentations highlight the breadth and depth of toxicology knowledge that spans the center’s staff.
Read MoreMS in Regulatory Science Program Celebrates Class of 2019
Students enrolled in the online program traveled to Baltimore with family and friends to receive their degrees.
Read MoreGetting Guidance from the Experts
Winning team from the 2019 “America’s Got Regulatory Science Talent” Competition visits the Food and Drug Administration and receives expert feedback on their first place proposal.
Read MoreMake Your Home Poison Safe During National Poison Prevention Week
March 17-23 is National Poison Prevention Week. Learn some steps you can take to help protect your family against some common household hazards.
Read MoreStudents and Faculty Come Together Over Tea
The Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society and Rho Chi Society organize a “Student FaculTEA Party” to help foster relationships between School of Pharmacy students and faculty.
Read MoreTaking Home the Gold at the D.C. Public Health Case Challenge
Interprofessional, student-led team from the University of Maryland, Baltimore delivers award-winning proposal to prevent tobacco use in African American adolescents.
Read MoreHelping Baltimoreans Safely Dispose of Medications
Student pharmacists from APhA-ASP’s Generation Rx partner with UMB police and the Drug Enforcement Administration to help local communities dispose of unused and expired medications.
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