Through various programs, including an innovative pipeline program for high school students, the College of Pharmacy’s Urban Health Program helps to diversify the College and the profession.
Five years before the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency in 2017, Dr. Maya Campara, PharmD ’06, noticed kidney donors struggling with the ill effects of opioids.
For today's highlight, we are honoring Ms. Paula Ann Fleming, who worked in the College of Pharmacy’s Office of Student Affairs (OSA) for over 30 years.
The UIC College of Pharmacy is celebrating Women's History Month and the endless contributions that women pharmacists have made to the profession and the industry.
The UIC College of Pharmacy celebrates Women's History Month and the endless contributions that women pharmacists have made to the profession and the industry.
Sickle cell disease is the most common inherited blood disorder in the U.S., affecting about 100,000 Americans (according to the CDC), but many are still unaware of the disease and its impact on…
Today we feature Tristesse Burton, PhD ’17, who is currently a Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and COO of ArtemisCare, LLC. Since her youth, Dr. Burton has always had…
UIC College of Pharmacy celebrates Black History Month and the countless contributions that Black pharmacists have made to the profession. This year, we are highlighting several Black alumni to discuss their careers, their…
UIC College of Pharmacy celebrates Black History Month and the countless contributions that Black pharmacists have made to the profession. This year, we are highlighting several Black alumni to discuss their careers, their…
