Robinson’s commitment to her education, openness to opportunities, leadership development, and involvement in research and advocacy is a testament to the endless opportunities provided to students at the U-M College of Pharmacy.

Some cancer patients carry a genetic variant that can lead to a dangerous, sometimes fatally toxic response to a common chemotherapy drug.

Besides solving how this toxin is created and potentially helping toward the development of new medication, Brown’s long-term goal is to stay in academia for pharmacy.

Cernak’s advocacy for the creation of this new field is in its early stages, yet it is gaining steam as he is being called on regularly to bring his expertise to major conservation organizations.

To ensure participants are given the full picture of career options, students explore areas including community pharmacy, clinical pharmacy, industry, academia and federal agencies. 

On May 3, family, friends and champions of the BSPS Class of 2024 gathered to celebrate this achievement during a Commencement Ceremony.

Sherman and his team work to culture new bacterial species from marine sediments and soils.

We were so proud to celebrate our PharmD grads and the Commencement Ceremony wasn’t short on proud parents, family members, friends and champions, and certainly had its fair share of selfies, hugs, tears of joy, and big smiles.

As a specialty pharmacist at the James Cancer Hospital at The Ohio State University, Dr. Freeman specializes in myeloid malignancies, including acute leukemia and other disorders of the bone marrow.

Knowing that patient education is at the core of a pharmacist’s role, Dr. Choe and her team created a new pharmacist-centric care model to try to improve patients’ control of their blood pressure.