What I enjoy most about being part of the Rural Health Certificate program is the unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the specific healthcare needs of rural communities. Through the program, I’ve been able to learn about the diverse challenges faced by these populations, from healthcare access and transportation barriers to cultural and socioeconomic factors that influence health outcomes.
Congratulations to the UT Health Science Center College of Pharmacy graduating class of 2024! You did it! Your unwavering commitment to excellence has paid off, and we know you will make a positive impact in the world of pharmacy. The College’s 126th graduating class totaled 172 graduates. A big thank you to our keynote speaker,… Read More
Ashley Ellis (PharmD, MBA, and CDECS) was recently appointed Assistant Dean for Strategic Partnerships and Innovation in the UTHSC College of Pharmacy. In her new role, Ellis will be responsible for developing and implementing strategic partnerships that promote innovation and advance the objectives of the College. She will help achieve the goal of growing ambulatory… Read More
Nathan Ball, MA is a media, marketing, and communications professional with ten years of experience in the nonprofit and higher education field. Ball began as the Marketing and Communications Manager at the UTHSC College of Pharmacy (COP) on Oct. 30. “I am grateful for the warm welcome that I received during my initial weeks at… Read More
Members of UTHSC COP’s PGY-1 Community-based Pharmacy Residency Program, Shelby Rummage, PharmD (left), and Mariah Hubi, PharmD (right), have both been awarded an American Pharmacists Association Foundation Incentive Grant! The Incentive Grants provide seed money to pharmacists, students, and community pharmacy residents to implement or support innovative patient care services within their pharmacy practice. The… Read More
Ph.D. candidate Kumar Kulldeep Niloy was awarded one of the three coveted trainee awards at the Fourteenth American Conference on Pharmacometrics (ACoP14) held from November 5-8 in National Harbor, Maryland. Kumar was honored for his groundbreaking work on preclinical tumor growth inhibition modeling, conducted under Dr. Markos Leggas’s guidance at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. … Read More
