209 graduates receive Doctor of Pharmacy degrees at UF College of Pharmacy commencement ceremony
209 members of the UF College of Pharmacy received their Doctor of Pharmacy degrees during the annual commencement ceremony on May 11.
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6th UF Drug Discovery Symposium sparks new ideas and collaborations
The UF Center for Natural Products, Drug Discovery and Development hosted the 6th UF Drug Discovery Symposium April 15-16 in Gainesville.
UF pharmacy student Kathleen Rish receives Kappa Epsilon’s Zada M. Cooper Scholarship
Third-year, Jacksonville-based UF pharmacy student Kathleen Rish is a 2024 recipient of the Kappa Epsilon Zada M. Cooper Scholarship.
UF College of Pharmacy graduate student Kevon Jolly wins Best Oral Presentation Award at UF Biomaterials Day
Second-year graduate student in the department of pharmaceutics Kevon Jolly won the Best Oral Presentation Award during UF Biomaterials Day 2024.
First-year UF College of Pharmacy students don white coats at annual White Coat Ceremony
The 214 members of the University of Florida College of Pharmacy class of 2027 donned new white coats during the annual White Coat Ceremony on April 7.
UF College of Pharmacy maintains top residency placement ranking in 2024
134 UF pharmacy students, graduates matched into residency programs across 21 states and in Washington, D.C.
Two UF College of Pharmacy trainees receive American Association for Cancer Research’s Minority Scholar in Cancer Research Awards
Corey Perkins and Monika Trejos Kweyete, Pharm.D., have both been named 2024 recipients of the AACR Minority Scholar in Cancer Research award.
Lake Nona Leadership Council Meeting Celebrates Scientific Discovery and Achievement
The UF Center for Pharmacometrics and Systems Pharmacology hosted its annual Lake Nona Leadership Council meeting March 25-26, 2024 at the UF College of Pharmacy's Orlando campus.
Dr. Steven Smith leads National Institutes of Health-funded study to determine minocycline’s potential to address treatment-resistant hypertension
Dr. Steven Smith was awarded $3.3 million by the NIH to study the effects of the antibiotic minocycline on treatment-resistant hypertension.
ASCPT recognizes six Presidential Trainee Award winners from the UF College of Pharmacy
Nearly a quarter of this year’s ASCPT Presidential Trainee Award winners were students, graduates or faculty members affiliated with the UF College of Pharmacy.
