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Students Embrace Critical Conversations in Popular Healthcare Controversies Course

Convocation 2026

Celebrating PharmCATS, the Class of 2026!

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Pharmacy Practice & Science Department Highlights: May 2026

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Pharmacology and Toxicology Department Highlights: May 2026

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Fourth-Year Undergrad, Maxwell Maloney, Wins Undergraduate Research Award

Matthew Wun, Publishes Research on NSAIDs and Acute Kidney Injury in Veterinary Medicine

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The 2026 Preceptors of the Year

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Coit College of Pharmacy Promotions & Tenure

2026 Student Professional Organization Recognition

Dr. Christopher Finch

Christopher Finch Named New Dean at the R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy

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