As the 2022-23 academic year winds down, the URI College of Pharmacy issued a series of academic, professional and service awards on May 18 to students graduating with their PharmD degrees. Award winners include:
- Viatris Excellence in Pharmacy – Evelyn Conroy
- Rho Chi Award – Katherine Houlihan
- Rho Chi Service Award – Joseph Kennedy
- Merck Award – Lauryn Conti, McKenzie Nigro, Joseph Kennedy
- Wolters Kluwer/Facts and Comparison Award – Christa Kooser
- DEI Award – Kayla Arroco, Anjali Bordoloi
- University Excellence Award – Stephanie Dowling, Maggie Hill
- College of Pharmacy Academic Excellence Awards – Kathryn LeBlanc, Alexander Kelbley, Kaitlin Leduc, Matthew Carley, Brigid Perry, Christina Miller, Theresa Robinson, Emily Short, Brooke Kelley, Athena Matsikas, Katherine Carron, Cassandra Crompton
- Outstanding Achievement in Teaching – Michael Leone
- Outstanding Achievement in Research – Rmily Canuel, Stephanie Robertson
- Outstanding Achievement in Pharmacy Practice – Rebecca Trojan, Deanna Farrell
- Outstanding Achievement in Self-Care – Jessica Mills
- Outstanding Achievement in Global Health Advocate of the Year – Kayla Arroco, Jaidyn DeJesus
- APhA-ASO Award – Danielle D’Achino
- Phi Lambda Sigma Award – Sonika Tahiliani
- PPAG Award – Olivia Bleier
- ASHP Award – Mackenzie Nigro
- SNPhA Award – Whitney King
- ASCP Award – Mackenzie Nigro
- NCODA Leadership Award – Emily Canuel
- Kappa Psi – Matthew Campion
- Lambda Kappa Sigma – Anjali Bordoloi
- AMCP Award – Marta Jankowska
- APhO Award – Matthew Campion
- SCCP Award – Anthony Makashov
- AAPP Award – Joseph Kennedy
- College of Pharmacy Service Award – Gillian Unger
- Public Health Award – Gabriela Nieves