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Dean Sarah L.J. Michel, PhD, outlines progress and priorities for advancing the School’s mission during State of the School address

The “First Lady of Maryland Pharmacy” was a trailblazing educator, pharmacist, and leader who redefined what was possible for women in higher education and health and human services professions.

Research aims to uncover how hydrogen sulfide modifies zinc finger proteins, potentially revealing a new mechanism for regulating gene expression.

Annual ceremony marks an early milestone for first-year student pharmacists and emphasizes professionalism, purpose, and the privilege of caring for patients

University System of Maryland professorship will support development of a new leadership program to prepare future health professionals to advance health equity.

Nine “Founding Pharmapreneurs” delivered groundbreaking advances in science, medicine, and innovation, solidifying the School of Pharmacy’s global reputation as a leader in the field.

Amy Ives and Lisa Lebovitz honored for award-winning research advancing pharmacy education; Lebovitz also recognized for collaborative assessment scholarship.

Class of 2026 brings together health professionals from across disciplines and around the world, including the program’s sixth PhD graduates

Recipients will develop innovative ideas into practical solutions that improve patient care through the School’s pharmapreneurship initiative.

New “3+4” agreement creates a streamlined, seven-year pathway for Frostburg State University students to earn bachelor’s and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees while expanding opportunities to meet Maryland’s pharmacy workforce needs.

Founded in 1841, the School of Pharmacy helped turn a trade into a profession, shaped pharmacy education and practice in Maryland, and has extended its impact to the nation and the world.

Assistant professor recognized for innovation, leadership, and service to the pharmacy profession.