More than 50 participants spent five weeks this summer learning how to be patient advocates and advance health equity in their own communities.

The advisory board received UMB’s Catalyst of Excellence Award.

Dr. Randal D. Pinkett is an entrepreneur, author, and diversity, equity, and inclusion expert.

Annual event features the mental health journey of panelists, authors, and community members.

PATIENTS Program is collaborating with Coppin State University and Xavier University of Louisiana College of Pharmacy.

81 students participated in the virtual course.

Early supporters of the PATIENTS Program now serve together at a non-profit organization to champion patient-centered advocacy.

125 students participated in inaugural virtual course.

Annual event in West Baltimore featured discussions and health fair.

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

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.