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.
SOP Students Take the Lead, Present at Annual Gerontology Meeting
November 29, 2010
Student-led teams are unraveling Medicare data to learn factors influencing whether patients with multiple medical conditions adhere to their medications, and are proposing methods for improvements.
Pharmacists’ Role in Health Care Sure to Expand with Reforms
November 15, 2010
School of Pharmacy professor Bruce Stuart says good medication management procedures, a key to effective care coordination, will allow pharmacists to play a major role in health care reform
David Roffman Recognized as UMB Teacher of the Year
November 10, 2010
Long-time SOP faculty member honored at annual Founders Gala for his dedication and commitment to teaching
Perman Inauguration Cites the Power of Collaboration
November 10, 2010
Campus, elected officials, and representatives of higher learning institutions celebrate the inauguration of the University’s sixth president
School of Pharmacy Participates in National Vote & Vax Event
November 3, 2010
Student pharmacists provide free flu shots to Prince George’s County residents on Election Day
School of Pharmacy Celebrates American Pharmacy Educator Week
October 25, 2010
Nation-wide effort promotes careers in pharmacy education and urges students to shape the future of tomorrow’s health care
Kappa Psi Receives National Award for its Dedication to Community Service
October 14, 2010
Oldest national pharmacy fraternity honored for numerous outreach projects
Contract to School of Pharmacy to Compare Generic and Brand Epilepsy Pills
October 4, 2010
$1.1 million, two-year contract will study the “switchability” of anti-epileptic drugs and address safety and effectiveness concerns
Study Shows Success in Targeting Heart Disease
September 28, 2010
Two-year, $1 million study used unique “train the trainer” approach to improve blood pressure levels among high-risk patients
APhA CEO Thomas E. Menighan to Speak to Students about Professional Pride
September 21, 2010
Session is part of student organization’s new Pathway to Professionalism program