Sarah L.J. Michel will lead innovation in the health and life sciences sector.

Drs. Agnes Ann Feemster and Andrew Coop will lead academic affairs and graduate programs, respectively.

The School of Pharmacy associate professor is committed to advancing equity and justice in health care access, research, and delivery.

SOP task force transforms input into vigorous initiative to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion.

The daylong event featured career panels and networking opportunities.

The PhD and MS in PSC and PhD in PHSR programs have changed leadership.

Michel is an internationally recognized researcher and has been involved in all of the School’s educational aspects.

Mary Lynn McPherson is executive director of the Graduate Studies in Palliative Care program.

Since June, Michel has served as interim dean and was previously chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and associate dean for graduate programs.

When Natalie D. Eddington stepped down as dean this spring, it marked the end of a more than 15-year tenure spent in service to academic pharmacy filled with laudable accomplishments.

Nearly 1,000 students are enrolled in the School’s 10 programs.

Graduating class is the largest in the program’s history.