Tag - CPNP

Preparing Student Pharmacists to Treat Opioid Overdoses

Students and presenters from the Opioid Overdose Response Training pose together for a group photo.

March 3, 2020
Baltimore, Events, Student Life
APhA-ASP, CPNP, SPA, Student Organizations, Substance Abuse, Suchi Shah

Student organizations come together to deliver opioid overdose response training to student pharmacists.

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PROMOTING MENTAL HEALTH IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

Standing up (left to right): Melanie Slaby, Sabeen Ali, Ana Coutinho, and Mark Bickley. Seated (left to right): Nam Nguyen, Christine Nguyen, Ben Wu, Priya Davey, and Joe Martin.

May 15, 2017
Baltimore, Community, Events, Student Life
Ana Luisa Moreira Coutinho, Christine Nguyen, CPNP, Mental Health, Nam Nguyen, PLS, Student Organizations

Student pharmacists partner with the University’s Community Engagement Center to host healthy living workshops for members of the community.

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STIGMATIZED SECRETS: UNTOLD MYSTERIES OF THE MIND SHINES LIGHT ON STRUGGLES SURROUNDING MENTAL ILLNESS

Stigmatized Secrets: Untold Mysteries of the Mind Shines Light on Struggles Surrounding Mental Illness

April 14, 2016
Baltimore, Events, Student Life
CPNP, Mental Health, Psychiatric Pharmacy, Ryan Starr, Student Organizations

Student organizations come together for event aimed at sharing experiences and reducing the stigma often associated with mental illness.

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