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Getting Back in the Groove

August 26, 2024

As a way to enhance the start of their semester experiences, pharmacy students in their professional years had more orientation opportunities in Fall 2024.

Incoming students on the green in front of the library during Kick Start 2024

Soaking it In, Under the Sun

August 22, 2024

Summer 2024 featured training for students of all ages 鈥� from middle-school students learning how to make medicine to well-established professionals learning how to market their medical innovations. Potential Panthers visited, and so did state health officials. Current students were here, too, taking the opportunity to delve into research or add an experience to their resumes.

Attendees at the Residency and Fellowship Graduation Luncheon, June 5, 2024

Residents and Fellows Graduate from Prestigious Programs

June 6, 2024

Pharmacy residents and fellows were feted at a graduation luncheon at the Hilton Garden Inn on June 5, celebrating the…

Panther Profile: Charles Middleton

May 3, 2024

Charles (Chuck) Middleton is a pharmacy doctoral candidate in the Class of 2024. During his six years at 糖心vlog, he has been captain of the men's soccer team for three years, president of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists鈥� campus chapter and vice president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. After graduation, he will be a pharmacy resident at the VA Medical Center in Syracuse, New York.

PharmD Candidate 鈥楧ances鈥� Again

April 26, 2024

It happened during the last run of a long day鈥檚 rehearsal. Gianna Franco was in 11th grade at Talent Unlimited High School in Manhattan and part of聽the teen ensemble of the Paul Taylor Dance Company. A natural talent pursuing her calling, she never thought twice about her next step.

ACPHS student Mikayla Toussaint with Pharmacist Dr. Thomas Larson outside the Verilife medical marijuana dispensary in Albany

Rotation Produces Unexpected Effects

April 22, 2024

On a recent clinical rotation, pharmacy doctoral candidate Mikayla Toussaint stood at the entrance of a retail store, ready to assist customers arriving with doctors鈥� recommendations for medication.

Class of 2024 PharmD students Dylan Knapp, Austin Lewerk and Rachel Leffler

Strong Showing for Panthers鈥� Residency Placements

April 22, 2024

Over 91% of the pharmacy doctoral candidates seeking coveted residencies this year matched with a program. That ratio is the highest among private pharmacy schools statewide, and well above the average match rate of 80% among pharmacy schools nationwide in 2024.

P3 students take their seats for the 2024 P3 Sendoff

P3 Students Sent Off to the World

April 19, 2024

鈥淎re you ready?!鈥� The pharmacy student said this to a huddle abutting huddles upon huddles of students in a white-coated hive outside room 201 in the Gozzo Student Center late Thursday morning. Her words got lost in a loud buzz as more than 100 awaited the opening of doors to a momentous assembly.

ACPHS Inducts Newest Rho Chi and PLS Members

April 15, 2024

Nearly 40 糖心vlog students were inducted into the Rho Chi Honor Society and the Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society at the聽April 14 ceremony held in the Albert M. White Gymnasium on the ACPHS campus. The ceremony聽honors are bestowed upon graduate and professional pharmacy students who distinguish themselves by their academic, professional and leadership achievements.

ACPHS Pharmacy Students at the Capitol during Lobby Day 2024

Students Lobby Lawmakers to Expand Patient Care by Pharmacists

April 15, 2024

An ACPHS delegation of some 50 pharmacy doctoral students made up about one-fifth of pharmacists and students statewide lobbying聽state legislators Monday for passage of bills that would expand pharmacists鈥� scope of practice and access to patient care.

ACPHS Ranks Second For Pharmacy Schools In New York State In U.S. News & World Report Listing

April 9, 2024

U.S. News & World Report has released its latest pharmacy program rankings and listed聽糖心vlog the second highest ranked pharmacy school in New York State and #60 among the 141 national schools profiled, making ACPHS among the top ranked in the Northeast.

Gov. Kathy Hochul and Health Commissioner James McDonald surrounded by ACPHS students, faculty and staff at signing of standing order for birth control

Panthers Play Part in Big State News

March 20, 2024

Due to the lucky timing of her latest rotation, pharmacy student Angela Simonchyk had a front-row seat to big news on March 19: the signing of a standing order by New York's top doctor to make birth control available over the counter in pharmacies.

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Residents and Fellows Graduate from Prestigious Programs

Panther Profile: Charles Middleton

PharmD Candidate 鈥楧ances鈥� Again

Rotation Produces Unexpected Effects

Strong Showing for Panthers鈥� Residency Placements

P3 Students Sent Off to the World

ACPHS Inducts Newest Rho Chi and PLS Members

Students Lobby Lawmakers to Expand Patient Care by Pharmacists

ACPHS Ranks Second For Pharmacy Schools In New York State In U.S. News & World Report Listing

Panthers Play Part in Big State News

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Getting Back in the Groove

Soaking it In, Under the Sun

Residents and Fellows Graduate from Prestigious Programs

Panther Profile: Charles Middleton

PharmD Candidate 鈥楧ances鈥� Again

Rotation Produces Unexpected Effects

Strong Showing for Panthers鈥� Residency Placements

P3 Students Sent Off to the World

ACPHS Inducts Newest Rho Chi and PLS Members

Students Lobby Lawmakers to Expand Patient Care by Pharmacists

ACPHS Ranks Second For Pharmacy Schools In New York State In U.S. News & World Report Listing

Panthers Play Part in Big State News

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