Students Test Presentation Skills at Speech Competition
February 16, 2011
Annual competition pits students against each other in presentations to faculty posing as members of the General Assembly
Class of 2012 Embarks on School Trip
February 7, 2011
Visit to Florida included stop at West Palm Beach Veterans Affairs Medical Center and meetings with practicing pharmacists
Students Travel to Honduras on Medical Mission with Global Medical Brigades
February 2, 2011
Newly established University of Maryland, Baltimore chapter of Global Medical Brigades sends an interdisciplinary team of 25 students to help improve the quality of life for under-served locals.
Weather Affecting Today’s Schedule
January 27, 2011
The Shady Grove Campus is closed today. The Baltimore Campus will open at 10 am today.
School of Pharmacy’s Vote & Vax Initiative Receives Award
January 24, 2011
Election Day community outreach program led by student pharmacists receives Immunization Excellence Award from the Maryland Partnership for Prevention
Delayed Opening Due to Weather
January 18, 2011
Both UMB and USG campuses are opening late today due to icy weather.
Phi Delta Chi Builds Can Castles to Benefit Food Bank
January 3, 2011
Pharmacy fraternity holds annual competition to earn canned food donations for the Maryland Food Bank
Mullins Leads $1.5 Million Study to ‘Nudge’ Better Drug Approval Trials
December 16, 2010
School of Pharmacy grant is among only six selected by NIH to improve comparative effectiveness research methods.
School of Pharmacy Dean Upbeat in 2010 State of the School Address
December 16, 2010
Eddington delivers annual address highlighting education, practice, research, and outreach accomplishments from faculty, staff, and students.
School of Pharmacy’s Rosen Named Maryland Chemist of the Year
December 12, 2010
Work on real-time imaging of brain function offers medicine an unprecedented new tool for evaluating and potentially treating brain injury.
Pharmacy Trainee Wins Award for Translational Research
December 9, 2010
Award winning research focuses on translational drug model to improve outcomes in patients with hepatitis C
Student’s Drug Model Could Mean Better Outcomes for Hepatitis C Patients
December 7, 2010
Post-doctoral fellow Jin won national award for her “translational” research on mathematical drug dosing model.