Recipients will develop innovative ideas into practical solutions that improve patient care through the School’s pharmapreneurship initiative.

Five-year plan focuses on key themes of pharmapreneurship, educational excellence, discovery and collaboration, engagement for a stronger community, and strategic resilience and growth.

In just three minutes, 14 student finalists presented their research or pharmapreneurial concept not as a technical exercise, but as a solution to a real health care problem.

An evidence-based guide created by pharmacists at the University of Maryland is helping kids take their medicine — without the struggle — by tackling taste, one bitter drug at a time.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) is building on its focus on innovative health care through a new partnership that will allow the university to advance its mission of improving the human condition.

The Gyi and Wagner Scholarships support student pharmacists interested in pharmapreneurship.

Students present bold health care startup concepts at pharmapreneurship pathway event.

Nationally and internationally recognized faculty member exemplifies the entrepreneurial spirit that defines pharmapreneurship.

The Consortium – administered by Rice University – is comprised of 350 schools and colleges that collaborate on advancing, strengthening, and celebrating the role of universities in teaching future entrepreneurs.

Event highlights past, present, and future of School of Pharmacy’s trademarked initiative and brings together leaders in academia, pharmacy practice, research, industry, and community service

Pharmapreneurship pathway helps students develop innovative, transformative early-stage ideas.

R.F. “Rick” Shangraw, Jr., PhD, MPA, has a long history with the School of Pharmacy.