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RxRecap: Stories from the UT Health Science Center College of Pharmacy


Tribute to our students

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UTHSC has placed a “Heroes Train Here” sign outside the College of Pharmacy building on the Memphis campus.  Our students have really showed their resilience, and they are our heroes of today and tomorrow.

Student pharmacists match for residencies

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This month, 66 graduates from the UTHSC College of Pharmacy Class of 2020 matched in residencies, the sixth highest number for any pharmacy school in the nation. Through the college’s residency preparation program, student pharmacists are trained to become strong residency candidates from their P1 year.  The program increases in content through the P4 year and includes… Read More

College of Pharmacy provides Knoxville campus option for P1 spring

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Beginning in spring of 2021, students at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Pharmacy who are placed at the Knoxville campus for their P2 through P4 years will be able to go a semester earlier. Dr. Jennifer Schoelles, Associate Dean for Student Affairs in the College of Pharmacy, said allowing these students… Read More

COP volunteers clean up after Nashville tornado

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Student pharmacists, faculty, and staff volunteered to clean up tornado debris and collect needed supplies in Middle Tennessee after tornados hit Nashville and nearby counties March 3. The cleanup initiative was coordinated by the College of Pharmacy’s chapter of the Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) along with Samaritan’s Purse to help the city of Nashville.… Read More

P3 students receive College of Pharmacy pins

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Third-year students on all three campuses received College of Pharmacy pins at pinning ceremonies February 27 to mark the end of their classroom training and the transition into rotations for the remainder of their Doctor of Pharmacy education.

College of Pharmacy participates in TPA meeting

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The College of Pharmacy was well-represented at the Tennessee Pharmacists Association meeting February 22-25. Five of the eight student posters at the Tennessee Society of Health-System Pharmacists (TSHP) meeting were presented by UTHSC pharmacy students, including Kayla Dillon, Clarke Farnham, Brent McGlaughlin, Presley Powers, and Kaylee Worsham. UTHSC alumni Shelby Brooks, Anna Birg Mitchell, and… Read More

Student organizations hold first “Together We NarCAN” training

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UTHSC student organizations hosted the first “Together We NarCAN” Narcan training February 27 in partnership with the Memphis Area Prevention Coalition. The training was made possible by a grant from the Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) Prescription for Service Competition sponsored by Walmart Sam’s Club. SNPhA, American Pharmacist Association-Academy of Student Pharmacist (APhA-ASP), and the… Read More

Zachary Mgbemere recognized at BSA awards ceremony

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Zachary Mgbemere, a fourth-year Doctor of Pharmacy student, was recognized at the UTHSC Black Student Associations (BSA) annual awards ceremony and presentation February 28. The event celebrates and honors the accomplishments of African American students at UTHSC. Six students representing each college were recognized at this year’s awards ceremony. Mgbemere was selected for his academic… Read More

College of Pharmacy participates in Critical Care Congress

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UTHSC College of Pharmacy faculty members and alumni presented at the Society of Critical Care Medicine’s Critical Care Congress in Orlando. Dr. Bradley Boucher presented on “Avoiding Burnout in Teaching/Academia” as part of a session about burnout amongst academicians. Drs. Leslie Hamilton and Eddie Van Matre presented posters at the congress, and Dr. Hamilton also… Read More

Sponsor a student’s white coat

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Receiving a white coat marks students’ transitions into the second year of the PharmD program and symbolizes the responsibility, professionalism, and commitment that is expected of pharmacy professionals. In celebration of this significant milestone, we invite you to consider making a gift to support our first-year students. A gift of $45 will support a student’s… Read More