From Buckeye Learners at the College of Pharmacy to Buckeye Leaders

When thinking about skills that employers look for in a successful college graduate, leadership ability is always on the list.

Through innovative curricula, a focus on “the whole student”, interdisciplinary training and ample opportunity for involvement, students in The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy learn the skills they need to become influencers and trailblazers in health care.

But first, how do we define leadership?

At the College of Pharmacy, we believe there are two kinds of leaders – Leaders (capital L) and leaders (lowercase l).

Profession Leaders help shape Ohio State Pharmacy Education

Established in 1994 by Dean Robert Brueggemeier, The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy’s Dean’s Corporate Council (DCC) facilitates conversations between academia and corporate entities to discuss the challenges and opportunities in the healthcare field.

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Unique training prepares pharmacy students for real life scenarios

College of Pharmacy alumnus receives 2018 American Pharmacists Association Remington Honor Medal

Sarah Wheeler named APhA-ASP National Patient Counseling Competition Winner

Marie Latsa named recipient of United States Public Health Service Excellence in Public Health Pharmacy Award

Outstanding alumnus Clarence Archer honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

Yizhou Dong named Ohio State early career innovator of the year

Milap Nahata recognized for lifetime for contribution to profession

Milap Nahata, MS, PharmD, has been named the recipient of the 2018 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Undergraduate student spends summer at St. Jude working to end cancer

Summer Undergraduate Research fellowship creates leaders in drug discovery and development

Third annual Pharmacy Gala recognizes stand out pharmacy Buckeyes

Faculty, residents and students advocate for the profession

Over the past year, more than 200 student pharmacists, residents and faculty members advocated on behalf of the profession during legislative days and state senate hearings.

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