AAPS STUDENT CHAPTER GAINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION
Student organization proves it has what it takes to be named number one.
Read More
STUDENT PHARMACISTS SERVE THANKSGIVING MEALS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY
Second-year student pharmacist shares her experience participating in UMB’s annual Project Feast initiative.
Read MoreSOP FACULTY AND STUDENTS HAVE STRONG SHOWING AT ACCP ANNUAL MEETING
Faculty, students, and preceptors from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy attended the annual meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) and were elected to leadership positions, moderated sessions, presented posters, and received awards for service to ACCP and the pharmacy profession.
Read MoreSOCIAL MEDIA & PHARMACY PROFESSIONALS: A DOUBLE-EDGE SWORD
Drs. Joey Mattingly and Brent Reed give an overview of some of the advantages and disadvantages of social media as it relates to pharmacy professionals.
Read MoreOPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE: EXPLORING CAREERS WITH THE USPHS
New teleconference series shines light on U.S. Public Health Service opportunities available to student pharmacists.
Read MoreCELEBRATING AN INNOVATOR
Dr. Bruce Yu recognized for patented inventions that have advanced the field of pharmaceutical sciences.
Read MoreSTUDENTS CELEBRATE CHAPTER’S SUCCESS AT APHA-ASP MIDYEAR REGIONAL MEETING
Two regional awards and an officer election are just a few highlights from an exciting weekend in Somerset, N.J.
Read MorePUTTING OUR (CLINICAL) SKILLS TO THE TEST
Fourth-year student pharmacists share their experience competing in the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists’ 2016 Local Clinical Skills Competition.
Read MoreUMB STUDENTS TAKE ON REGIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH CASE CHALLENGE
Third-year student pharmacist shares her experience and lessons learned while competing as a member of an interprofessional team.
Read MoreBEING AN INNOVATOR IS A CHOICE
Third-year student pharmacist shares his journey to embrace his entrepreneurial spirit and establish the first entrepreneurship and innovation-driven student organization at UMB.
Read More