Waiting for the Perfect Match
For Ohood Alshareef and her husband Omar Jamjoom, participating in an American Society of Health-System Pharmacists-sponsored residency program has been their end goal since they applied to the College of Pharmacy.
Hope
By Tyler Wagner
Compounding Pros
Kristen Arnall Spoon , Caroline Roberts and Rebecca Caughman 2nd best in nation
Life in the Rx Lane
Most incoming pharmacy students tend to think that their upcoming courses will be the most challenging part of pharmacy school. However, they forget about all the "extras" that come with being a pharmacy student.
My Pharmacy Purpose and Passion
Tyler Wagner's passion for Infectious Disease research
USC honors Justo with clinical practice teaching award
Throughout pharmacy school, Julie Justo pictured herself as a hospital-based pharmacist caring for patients. But during her first year of residency training, she gave a talk to pharmacy students about how bacteria invade the immune system.
Collaboration central
USC's neuroscience retreat provides a forum for researchers from across the university, including the College of Pharmacy, to connect and collaborate.
Room to breathe
The first year of pharmacy school was supposed to be the hard year, adjusting to the rigorous demands of a professional program. For Sarah Ostenfeld, the biggest challenge of pharmacy school came wrapped in a NICU blanket in September 2015 in her third year of the program.
Career evolution
Brian O'Quinn jokes that he has one more year to figure out what he wants to do when he grows up. Soon he will begin a post-graduate pharmacy residency at the William Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center, the latest twist in a professional life that has evolved from high school science teacher to pharmacist.
A Dream Deferred...and Realized
Growing up in Jamaica, Yorika Hammett's grandmother would send her into the woods to gather plants to treat her high blood pressure. Seeing how those natural remedies helped her sparked Hammett's interest in pharmacy, which grew in high school as she saw how people responded to the local pharmacist.
The road less traveled
Many paths would have been easier than pharmacy school for Zhengguan Yang, a Chinese native and the second oldest student in the 2017 graduating class. But still he took on the challenge of entering a professional degree program in a foreign language with students one-half his age.
Seeing the whole patient
Because of her outstanding record of pharmacy and public health-related scholarship and service, fourth-year student Liz Rogers was recently given the United State Public Health Service's Excellence in Public Health Pharmacy Award, becoming the college's first recipient of this national award.
Riding to the top
Bailey Mierzejewski stays on top of her studies no matter where collegiate equestrian competition takes her. Because of the second-year Pharm.D. student's dedication to academics and the show ring, she was named SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year for a second straight season.
Rx road trip
When a trio of fourth-year USC pharmacy students sought out the Palmetto Poison Center practice rotation, they had no idea the experience would lead them on a monthlong journey across the state. But for Josh Agbunag, Beth Michaels and Jason Lockhart, talking to senior citizens in three low-income communities and stepping inside all 70 of South Carolina’s hospitals gave them a first-hand look at the state’s health disparities and how they could improve the state’s health as pharmacists.
Xu to explore novel nanoparticle for Alzheimer's disease with $1.5M grant
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Looking for the perfect match
While her friends pretended to be teachers or doctors, Ohood Alshareef preferred to line up empty pill bottles and play pharmacist.
COP students advance to national ACCP Clinical Research Challenge competition
Behind the prescription
Chuck Hennes and fourth-year Pharm.D. student Paul Philavong are two of a number of undergraduate and Pharm.D. students that Eugenia Broude and her colleagues at the college's SmartState Center for Translational Cancer Therapeutics have nurtured, creating rare opportunities for non-graduate-level students to make meaningful research contributions.
No Limits
When Donna Walker '79 was asked to attend a regional student leadership meeting in Memphis as a first-year pharmacy student, she had no idea how saying yes to that opportunity would shape her career.
U of SC researchers discover new subtype of cervical cancer
Scientists from the College of Pharmacy and School of Medicine have identified a new subtype of cervical cancer that may explain why one third of cervical cancer patients do not respond to standard treatment.
SC Commission on Higher Education approves College of Pharmacy as independent program
The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education voted Thursday to approve the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy's return to its independent legacy program.
Boot Camp inspires students to pursue pharmacy ownership
Owning a pharmacy doesn't have to be just a dream, participants learned at this fall's Community Pharmacy Ownership Boot Camp at the University of South Carolina Alumni Center.
Pharmacy graduate student named Sorensen Fellow
Minghui "Sam" Li, a third-year graduate student in the Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Outcomes Sciences at the College of Pharmacy, was recently named a Donna and Andrew Sorensen Graduate Student Fellow, one of six students across the USC campus to earn the designation.
Thanksgiving Safety: Don't Let Food Poisoning Gobble Up Your Good Time!
Every year, people are treated for food poisoning from improperly handled food. Stay healthy this Thanksgiving by following food safety tips from the Palmetto Poison Center.