Deanna Tran named vice president/president-elect; two other faculty members recognized with awards

New two-year postdoctoral fellowship will provide hands-on technical training, unique drug development experiences, and supervised research projects.

Drs. Nicole Brandt and Catherine Cooke are leading efforts to create a network to support Patient-Centered Outcomes Research focusing on medication optimization.

Calvin Knowlton, BScPharm, MDiv, PhD ’93, awarded honorary Doctor of Sciences in recognition of his decades of leadership in the fields of pharmacy, business, and philanthropy.

With inquisitive nature and ability to multitask, director of pharmaceutical research computing is a great asset to the School of Pharmacy.

He earns recognition for going above and beyond in IT customer service and doing it all with a courteous and positive attitude.

Director of research for PATIENTS Program honored for work in patient-centered outcomes research and role as principal investigator for project with Southwest Partnership.

Director of facilities and laboratory services has kept the School of Pharmacy’s building operations running smoothly while aiding UMB’s response and recovery efforts during the pandemic.

Anthony Wutoh, provost and chief academic officer at Howard University, says we must work together for our collective future and the good of society.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Culture of Health Leaders program will provide Dr. Danya Qato with the tools to support her development as an agent of change for health equity and structural transformation.

The barriers that prevent patients in underserved communities from making nutritious meals extend beyond shopping for the right food.

Inaugural awards celebrate doctors, nurses, hospital leaders, and other health care workers for dedication to helping people.