Category: Students


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 AAPS Student Chapter Earns National 2026 Award

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Congratulations to the UT Health Sciences AAPS Student Chapter on receiving the 2026 AAPS Student Chapter Award from the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS). The award recognizes student chapters for their contributions, impact, and engagement, with the selection committee specifically highlighting the chapter’s exceptional service and outreach efforts. This marks the first time the… Read More

2026 COP Graduating Student Award Winners

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Congrats to all our graduates honored for excellence! Merck Award Gabriela Gutiérrez This award is presented to a graduate who has demonstrated outstanding performance inboth academic and non-academic activities. Excellence in Ambulatory Care Award Natalie Anne Sanders This award is presented for excellence in clinical practice in the ambulatory care environment and in recognition of… Read More

P4 PharmD Student Mateo Lopez Awarded Professionalism Award

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Congrats to Mateo Lopez, P4, Nashville, who received the Nashville campus’s first Professionalism Award! Mateo was nominated for his respect for others, professional presence, dedication, and commitment to excellence. Nashville Associate Dean Dr. Tracy Hagemann highlighted the challenges in recruiting students for the Shade Tree Clinic this summer, especially since students were not in class… Read More

12th Annual Race for the Summitt Celebrates Pat Summitt’s Legacy and Raises Funds for Alzheimer’s Research

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The 12th Annual Race for the Summitt 5K, organized by dedicated pharmacy students of the UTHSC American Pharmacists Association – Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) chapter to honor the legendary LadyVols coach, Pat Summitt. From 1974 to 2012, Coach Summitt led the Lady Vols with over 1,000 wins and an unwavering commitment to excellence, never… Read More

Accomplishments and Awards: UTHSC Shines at the 2025 ACCP Conference

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UTHSC shone brightly at the 2025 American College of Clinical Pharmacy conference in Minneapolis! From research posters and networking to awards and appointments, our College had a strong presence. Congratulations to: – Hannah Burks and Elsa Hendrick, PharmD students, for winning travel awards from the ACCP Ambulatory Care Practice and Research Networks (ACPRN). – Professor… Read More

Amber Toler, PharmD: Learning from Pharmacy Practices in Thailand

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Amber Toler, PharmDMahasarakham University, Mahasarakham, Thailand I chose an International APPE to broaden my perspective on pharmacy practice and healthcare delivery across different cultural and regulatory environments. Experiencing pharmacy in another country allows me to compare healthcare systems and appreciate alternative approaches to patient care. I was also motivated by a desire to strengthen my… Read More

Adrienne Kue, PharmD: Exploring Global Pharmacy Practices in Japan

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Adrienne Kue, PharmD, reflects on her transformative experience during an international APPE at Hiroshima University Hospital. Immersing in Japan’s healthcare culture, she learned about pharmacists’ roles and practices, emphasizing cultural humility and patient-centered care. Highlights included visits to significant sites and insights into traditional herbal medicine, enhancing her commitment to empathetic pharmacy practice.

Melissa Loo, PharmD: Pharmacy and Culture in Hiroshima

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Melissa Loo, PharmDInternational APPE Location: Hiroshima University Hospital, Hiroshima, Japan My decision to pursue an International APPE was driven by my desire to immerse myself in another culture and explore pharmacy in another country. I strongly believe that international experiences foster more innovation, help people develop a more open mindset, and build stronger life-long friendships… Read More