Ceremonies honor six academic programs and the next generation of health care leaders, researchers, and advocates .

The program is the first of its kind in the world to provide students with cutting-edge skills in natural language processing and machine learning to accelerate innovation at every stage of drug development.

University of Maryland, Baltimore recognized 43 graduates of the Graduate Studies in Palliative Care.

Diverse cohort of scholars represent seven graduate programs.

The School community donated more than $126,000 for student scholarships and financial support.

Awards recognize student achievements and generous donor support.

The School of Pharmacy’s newest dean is ready to take the School into the future.

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.