March 31, 2022@ 7pm

Registration Open | Zoom | PharmD

Is there anything you wish you knew about URI’s College of Pharmacy, but feel like you can’t ask anyone about? You’re in luck! Join us to learn from current students in each year of the program. All interested, future, and current students are welcome! Feel free to bring questions of your own and we hope to see you there! Meet the panelists below.

Registration

Prospective Students

Current Students

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- P4
- P3
- P2
- P1
- PP2 (sophomore)
- PP1 (freshman)
- Other

Panelists

P1: Alex Vose

Alex Vose is currently a P1 pharmacy student at the University of Rhode Island. He is from Cranston, Rhode Island and came to URI because of how close to home it was and because of the amazing program. On campus Alex is very involved as an Orientation Leader as well as a Tour Guide and additionally work as a Pharmacy Intern at CVS.

He is looking forward to sharing his experiences in the PharmD program with all of you soon!

P2: Claire Burbridge

Claire is a from New Jersey who is a member of Alpha Zeta Omega, Phi Lambda Sigma, Pediatric Pharmacy Group, and IPhO. She is the event coordinator for best buddies as well as a member of the unified basketball team. Claire also TA for Dr. Cho’s 3D printing independent study!

Claire is currently applying for a place in the Pharm.D./MBA program.

P3: Sonika Tahiliani

Sonica is from Dubai, UAE, but she has found her second home here at URI! She’s a the Resident Academic Mentor (RAM) for the Pharmacy LLC and serves as an active resource for the first year students in the residence hall! On campus she is involved as a URI 101 Mentor, Tour Guide, and part of a few professional organizations as well.

Sonica has also completed her minor in Leadership Studies and the Honors Program. She is very excited to be going out on her APPE rotations next year!

P4: Katelyn Burton

Katelyn Burton is a sixth year Doctor of Pharmacy Student with a Bachelor of Art in French and a minor in Biology. She works as a pharmacy intern at Green Line Apothecary and Newport Hospital and is completing a literature review in pediatric gluten-free medications. Katelyn also works as an organic chemistry tutor and has been the College of Pharmacy Head Tour Guide for three years.

Katelyn is an avid traveler with a record 56 countries visited, her best travel stories are from her study abroad experiences of Semester at Sea and her elective rotations in Rennes, France.