Several of the School’s graduate students completed the 2nd Annual Degree Dash, a fun run hosted by the Graduate School.
Social & Administrative Sciences
Huang named 2017 Phi Tau Phi Scholar
Yen-Ming Huang, a graduate student working under the guidance of Olayinka Shiyanbola, assistant professor in the Social and Administrative Sciences Division, was awarded a 2017 Phi Tau Phi (PTP) Mid America Scholarship
Students return to Rennebohm
Campus is abuzz and so too is Rennebohm Hall as faculty, staff, and fellow students welcome 143 Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) students, 23 Pharmacology-Toxicology (PharmTox) undergraduates, and 28 individuals pursuing graduate degrees.
Wisconsin among top ten states to practice pharmacy
According to the July 19, 2017 edition of Drug Topics magazine, a strong annual wage and number of job openings were two factors that boosted the Badger State into a second place
Knobloch honored at APIC Annual Meeting
Recent PhD graduate Mary Jo Knobloch and recipient of The Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC) Graduate Student Award (AGSA) was formally recognized at the APIC Annual Conference in June.
Park recognized with best poster at APhA
Graduate student, Joohyun Park, working with Kevin Look, assistant professor in the Social & Administrative Sciences Division, received the best postgraduate poster at the 2017 APhA Annual Meeting in San Francisco in March.
State’s first charitable pharmacy receives partnership award
The St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP) Charitable Pharmacy in Madison is among seven collaborations honored with a 2017 Community-University Partnership Award.
Leadership training recognized at campus level
The School of Pharmacy will be highlighted at the upcoming Coordinated Leadership Open House for its work to integrate the UW–Madison Leadership Framework into its operations to create new and more dynamic leadership outcomes for …
Hayney participates in pharmacists-as-immunizers research conference
Mary Hayney, professor (CHS) in the Pharmacy Practice Division, was among global leaders from five countries invited to discuss immunizations and the pharmacist’s role in providing vaccines.
Faculty and alumnus to participate in legislative briefing on prescription drugs
Kevin Look, assistant professor in the Social and Administrative Sciences Division, and Joe Cesarz, PharmD ‘10, Director of the UW Health Specialty Pharmacy Residency, are invited speakers for The Evidence-Based Health Policy