Category: pharmd


Three Disciplines, One Published Paper: Dr. Jiang’s Team Publishes Mini-Review on New ADHD Therapy

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A PharmD candidate. A neuroscience PhD student. A pharmaceutical sciences PhD student. Three different disciplines, one published paper. Congratulations to Dr. Jianxiong Jiang and his team on the publication of a new mini-review in Trends in Pharmacological Sciences, a leading journal in the field of pharmacology. The manuscript, “Centanafadine (Simtriyo): a triple monoamine reuptake inhibitor… Read More

Flu Fighters Clinic Provides Free Vaccinations to Campus Community

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On September 19, student pharmacists from the UT Health Sciences College of Pharmacy partnered with University Health Services to host the annual Flu Fighters clinic, providing free flu vaccinations to UT Health Sciences students and employees. Held in Madison Plaza from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the event offered free, first-come, first-served flu shots while… Read More

UT Health Sciences College of Pharmacy Welcomes 91 Future Pharmacists at White Coat Ceremony

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On August 7, 2026, the UT Health Sciences College of Pharmacy proudly welcomed 91 future pharmacists into the college family during its White Coat Ceremony, a meaningful tradition marking the beginning of their journey toward becoming practice-ready pharmacists. This exceptional incoming class joins the college with a median GPA of 3.56 and a shared commitment… Read More

Dr. Leslie Hamilton Receives 2026 Heart of Teaching Award

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Dr. Leslie Hamilton with Dean Reggie Frye, PharmD, PhD

Congratulations to Dr. Leslie Hamilton, PharmD, FCCP, FCCM, FNCS, BCPS, BCCC, Professor in the Department of Clinical Pharmacy & Translational Science at the UT Health Sciences College of Pharmacy, recipient of the 2026 Heart of Teaching Award from the UTHSC Teaching and Learning Center. The Heart of Teaching Award celebrates a member of the UT… Read More

2025-26 Dean’s List

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Congrats to the Dean’s list recipients for the 2025-26 Academic Year! At the conclusion of the academic year, students who have attained an academic year GPA of 3.25 or above and who have not been convicted of a professional or honor violation are placed on the “Dean’s List.” The GPA will be determined the end… Read More

Faculty and Staff Celebrate Year’s End and New Semester

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COP Staff Celebrates Beginning of New Year at Annual Staff Social On July 14, the Memphis Campus gathered at Ghost River Brewing Company for our Annual Staff Social, celebrating the close of summer and the start of a new year together. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with colleagues, enjoy great food, share laughs,… Read More

Ken Hohmeier, PharmD Named Pharm-ily Faculty of the Year

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Dr. Hohmeier brings genuine energy and enthusiasm to every student interaction, creating opportunities for connection and fostering a strong sense of community across our college, helping ensure students feel welcomed and supported. Student nominators for the award noted Dr. Hohmeier’s empathy and how he creates an environment where students can engage openly, without pressure or… Read More

Student-Led Hope Clinic Reopens to Help Address Health Disparities in Memphis

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After a hiatus since October 2025, student pharmacists and Assistant Professor Elizabeth Yett, PharmD, who helped reopen the Hope Clinic at Church Health in Memphis on Tuesday, June 23. The clinic’s return marks an important step forward in expanding access to care for uninsured individuals across the greater Memphis region. Formerly known as Clinica Esperanza,… Read More

UTHSC Pharmacy Students Donate $6,361 to Pat Summitt Foundation for Alzheimer’s Research

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On January 11, UT Health Sciences College of Pharmacy students proudly presented a $6,362 check to the Pat Summitt Foundation to honor the legacy of the legendary Lady Vol basketball coach by supporting Alzheimer’s research and awareness. The funds were raised at the 12th Annual Race for the Summitt 5K last October, which has been… Read More

Student Organization January 2026 Update

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Tennessee Pharmacist Association Our students had a fantastic time learning, networking, and showcasing their research at the Tennessee Pharmacists Association Winter Meeting in January. Miller Hadley, P3 Knoxville, and Hana Egawa, P3 Knoxville, presented research “Trends and Gaps in REMS-focused Continuing Pharmacy Education: A National Analysis of ACPE-Accredited Activities” at the TPA meeting. Becca Fisher,… Read More