PharmD

Kadouh says the support and mentoring she received from faculty at the College inspired her to want to do the same for others.

In late August, first, second and third-year PharmD students took to community and hospital pharmacy locations all over southeast Michigan for the annual Pharmacy Community Connect Day.

That drive to take untraditional paths fueled Koontz’s successful career, but she says she wouldn’t have had the foundation she needed without her degree from the College of Pharmacy. 

Through a required community outreach clinic, second-year PharmD students experience working side-by-side with an interpreter while providing primary care.

Blodgett says it’s the education and leadership experiences she gained at the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy that prepared her for this next step.

“I would recommend the University of Michigan to anyone,” Senneff reflected. “It can prepare you for any type of career you want in pharmacy.”

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.

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.

Dr. Phillips is responsible for every aspect of pharmacy operations, from clinical initiatives and improving patient outcomes to customer service, human resources, and divisional growth.