The assistant director of assessment and accommodations is praised for her many accomplishments, including the establishment of the school’s Educational Support and Disability Services testing center.

The new program will expand industry-aligned training and strengthen academic–industry partnerships to prepare students for evolving careers in pharmacy and biomedical innovation.

Scholarship recognizes leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to patient-centered care in underserved communities.

A new national report highlights the role Poison Centers play in reducing emergency room use, shortening hospital stays, decreasing mortality risk, enhancing public health surveillance, and improving patient outcomes.

Three outstanding preceptors are recognized nationally for their dedication to mentoring student pharmacists and advancing experiential learning across diverse practice settings.

The senior pastor at Mount Lebanon Baptist Church has worked with the School of Pharmacy’s PATIENTS Program to advance patient-centered outcomes research.

Collaboration includes support for UMSOP’s work in AI and expanded experiential learning opportunities for students.

The two-year study will help ensure patient and community perspectives are meaningfully included in research.

From cancer therapies to advanced drug delivery systems, students showcased solutions to some of today’s toughest health challenges.

The lead marketing specialist is praised for her creative social media campaigns, which promote the school’s reputation for excellence and build community.

A scholar, mentor, and advocate reflects on decades of impact on health policy and her new journey.

Julie M. Zito shaped national conversations on medication safety for children through groundbreaking research and dedicated mentorship.