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“Discovery of a new orally active drug against COVID-19, and potentially other viral infections, would be a huge leap forward in infectious disease medicine,” noted Joe Schober, PhD, professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Read more about the School's research in treating COVID-19. |
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Poirier recorded interviews with 57 pharmacy leaders and realized early in the process that these needed to be shared beyond the course. They have now also been added to the American Institute of the History of Pharmacy’s (AIHP) digital archives. In response to Poirier’s work, the AIHP recently awarded her with a certificate of commendation. Reach more about Poirier’s research and commendation. |
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Bridging the gap between education and practice, pharmacy residencies are crucial to pharmacists wishing to improve their skillsets and patient care. To simplify and help students navigate the application process, Kristen Ingold, PharmD '21, created informative videos filled with wisdom and best-practice advice. “Pharmacy residencies are highly sought by new graduates,” said Ingold. “Interested individuals competing for limited residency positions want to better their skills as a practicing pharmacist and improve patient care. Providing a new, valuable video resource to these individuals will help prepare and educate those who are interested in pursuing a pharmacy residency.” Ingold’s videos feature virtual interviews with residency program directors (RPDs) nationwide on numerous topics. Reflecting differences in RPDs across the nation, video topics are available for the western, southwestern, midwestern and eastern regions of the U.S. Read more about Ingold's video project.
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The School of Pharmacy presented 74 students, comprising its Class of 2025, with their professional white coats during the 17th White Coat Ceremony in September. The white coats symbolically represent the Class of 2025’s transition from students to student pharmacists. A symbol of professionalism, the white coat represents the student pharmacists’ commitment to excellence in providing quality and compassionate patient care. “To each patient, your contributions may very well be the difference between a poor outcome and their well-being," he said. "Life is precious. Take pride in your work, and do not lose sight of the importance of your efforts.” |
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Please join us for the Alumni and Friends Reception at the IPHA/MPA Joint Annual Conference! Enjoy networking, cocktails and appetizers with colleagues and friends. All in attendance will be required to wear a mask in accordance with the SIUE, State of Illinois and City of St. Louis mask mandates. As an SIUE event, we will adhere to the University's Event Safety Plan Guidelines, which require an attendance list. Therefore, RSVPs are required no later than 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 20. Please RSVP here, and we look forward to seeing you there! Mark Luer, Dean |
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