Credits 3 credits Coordinator/Primary Instructor Dr. Shen and Dr. Slitt Catalog Description Scientific and regulatory aspects of drug development from discovery to market, exemplified by URI research. (Lec) Pre permission of the instructor. Estimated Enrollment 20-30 Activities/Class format PHC502 is offered in a 2.75 hour block on Friday […]
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The University of Rhode Island & Walgreens Pharmacy PGY1 Community Residency
Our resident will experience a rich, fulfilling 12-month program, focusing on community practice, ambulatory care and academia. The purpose of our residency is to provide our resident with the skills and knowledge necessary to become an exemplary community pharmacist, demonstrating professional maturity and a personal philosophy of excellence. Our recent graduates will have developed […]
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Over the course of the College of Pharmacy’s hundred year history in Providence and Kingston, there have been a number of watershed years. The opening of the Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences Benefit Street building in Providence in 1924, the move of that College to URI in Kingston in 1957, the opening of Fogarty Hall in 1964, our adoption of an “All-Pharm.D.” program in 1998, the initial funding of the INBRE research program at URI in 2001 and completion of our current pharmacy building in 2012 come to mind. Periods of great change and the potential for accelerated advancement. 2016 is shaping up to be one of those transformative years.
Continue reading "Dean's Message – 2016: Fasten Your Seat Belt!"Remembering Dean Luzzi
It was standing-room-only crowd that celebrated the dedication of the Dr. Louis A. Luzzi Dean’s Suite in the College of Pharmacy.
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The University honored members of the College of Pharmacy community at the 10th Annual Distinguished Achievement Awards & Gala on Saturday, October 17. Recipients included Mostafa Omar, Ph.D. ’82, Matt Leonard ’88 ’82, Richard V. Piacentini ’77 and CVS Health.
Continue reading "2015 Distinguished Achievement Award Recipients"Rachel Bryer, Class of 2017, Named All American
URI Women’s A Division skipper Rachel Bryer ’17, of Jamestown, R.I., a P3 student in the College of Pharmacy, was named an Inter-Collegiate SailingAssociation Women’s All-American Skipper this summer, one of only six women nationwide to win the honor.
Continue reading "Rachel Bryer, Class of 2017, Named All American"URI College of Pharmacy Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Chapter participates in Grand Council Convention in Denver
This past August, 15 brothers from Beta Epsilon, URI’s Chapter of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Inc. traveled to Denver, Colorado for the biennial international meeting known as the Grand Council Convention. Beta Epsilon’s two delegates, Joe Nardolillo and Dominic DeFilipi, voted on many legislative changes as well as elected the new international officers.
Continue reading "URI College of Pharmacy Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Chapter participates in Grand Council Convention in Denver"Gift Recognition: July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015
Gift Recognition July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014 The University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy gratefully acknowledges the alumni, corporations, faculty, staff, foundations, friends, students and parents whose gifts have been received by the College between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Your continuing support allows us to educate and train the pharmacists, […]
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We often focus on the College’s needs and aspirations. Please allow me to take a few moments to share with you some accomplishments of this past year.
Continue reading "Dean's Message"Recent Charitable Gifts to URI Will Benefit College of Pharmacy Student Leaders, Help Support Pharmacy Innovation
Three recent gifts to the University of Rhode Island’s College of Pharmacy, two from alumni and one donated anonymously, will benefit students and support the College’s Pharmacy Innovation Fund.
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