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Student award winners

The PharmTox Community Comes Together for An Inspiring Annual Departmental Research Retreat

Thailand 2026

Exploring Global Pharmacy: Coit College of Pharmacy Students Study Abroad in Thailand

KEYS 2026

2026 KEYS Interns Partner with RKCCOP Faculty for Research Showcase

Elizabeth Hall-Lipsy

Elizabeth Hall-Lipsy Selected for the 2026-2027 AACP Academic Leadership Fellowship Program

Postdoc Research Spotlight: Dominique Farrera

R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy building

Welcoming New R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy Faculty

Alexis Cruickshank-Taylor

How the KEYS Research Internship Helped Alexis Cruickshank-Taylor Find Her Place in Science

Dr. Ashley Campbell

Ashley Campbell, PharmD, Receives John A. and Frances P. Ware Award

Dr. Christopher Finch

A Special Message from The Dean

Museum Day 2025

Preserving the Past, Inspiring the Future

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