Thanks to philanthropic support, the School of Pharmacy is dotting the i’s of involvement and innovation through the PATIENTS Program and Pharmapreneurship™.

The prestige and resources from endowed professorships and chairs offer faculty new opportunities, accomplishments, and collaborations.

The University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, and especially its students, are fortunate to have alumni who are eager to give back. Here are some of their stories.

Virtual program will help bring patient-driven research to communities across the country.

Collaboration with West Baltimore stakeholders seeks to increase African American participation in COVID-19 vaccine research.

A new project reinforces collaboration to build trust between academia and West Baltimore community.

Ester Villalonga Olives, PhD, MsC, is in the first cohort of a new program for junior faculty of diverse backgrounds.

In person and virtual ceremonies celebrate pharmaceutical health services research, pharmaceutical sciences, regulatory science, and pharmacometrics graduates.

Colleagues and friends gather to honor the pharmaceutical health services research professor who retires on June 1.

Keynote speaker Dr. Phillip Phan highlights opportunities and trends in the changing digital health care system.

Community partners and researchers at School of Pharmacy share their process in free, online course.

For its engagement efforts during the pandemic and other initiatives designed to enhance health equity in the city, the PATIENTS Program was awarded the University of Maryland, Baltimore Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Diversity Recognition Award for Outstanding Staff.