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.

Novel discovery to help develop therapies for pulmonary, oncology, and muscle degenerative diseases.

Dr. Peter Swaan’s mentorship recognized by the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education.

Careers and accomplishments of longtime professors celebrated at School of Pharmacy celebration.

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

Professor and chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences receives highest appointment for University of Maryland, Baltimore faculty.

UMSOP PhD candidate helped develop an innovative method for automated analysis of the higher order structure of proteins in biological models, allowing for complex in vivo drug design and modeling.

Two pharmaceutical sciences professors are collaborating to research the regulation of heme utilization in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Grollman-Glick Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences recognized for work on use of computers in chemical and pharmaceutical research.

New center strives to help develop generics and patients who need them

Bruce Yu, PhD, is one of eight professors from the University of Maryland, Baltimore and the University of Maryland, College Park awarded $150,000 each over three years.

Multi-Disciplinary Team of Researchers – Including UMSOP’s Mass Spectrometry Experts – Identify Mechanism of Protection Conferred by Probiotic Supplement