Spring 2024 Dean’s List
Class of 2027 David Azar Nicolette Bundy Chadwick Dublin Taylor Gagliardi Sydney Iraha Rachael Koentopp Quang Lam Hanan Masad Victoria Nuon Kaela Reed Madison Shrader Kayleigh Toyama Michaela Tyler Brianna […]
Doctor of Pharmacy
Julie Akers named Executive Associate Dean for the College
Pharmacotherapy Associate Professor Julie Akers (’00) has been appointed Executive Associate Dean for the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, effective on July 1. In this new role, Julie will […]
Telehealth in rural fire departments could help address health care challenges
By Will Ferguson, WSU News & Media Relations Driving 50 miles or more through wintry conditions to get to a pharmacy is a risky challenge that for disabled and elderly […]
A Prescription for Rural Pharmacy
By Becky Kramer, originally published in the Spring 2024 issue of Washington State Magazine Students like Catalina Yepez could help solve Washington’s shortage of rural health care providers. A 30-year-old Washington State […]
How WSU Paved the Way for a Specialized Career in Pharmacy
How do you learn about the future of pharmacy when breakthroughs in therapies are being invented every single day? Melscaryn Corcino, a fourth-year pharmacy student, details her personal journey on […]
Student Perspective: Pursuing a PharmD and Engineering Technology Management Degree
Meet Vixen Cope, a first-generation college student from Coffman Cove, Alaska, and Longview, Washington. After completing a degree in chemistry at Western Washington University, Vixen decided to pursue a career […]
Fall 2023 Dean’s List
Class of 2027 Sunjot Atwal David Azar Chiara Carey Taylor Gagliardi Michaela Glasgow Rachael Koentopp Quang Lam Kyle Marvin Hanan Masad Nathan Mitchell Victoria Nuon Yoonhee Oh Kaela Reed Kayleigh […]
First-year pharmacy students learn how to work with non-English speakers
The College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences recently held a new two-day workshop to familiarize first-year students with the diverse multicultural communities they will be serving in Spokane and other urban centers on the West Coast.
Delivering Health Care Where It’s Most Needed
Throughout rural Washington, nearly 800,000 residents face challenges accessing health care providers. To address this gap, WSU has launched the Rural Health Initiative (RHI)—thanks, in large part, to a $2.2 […]
New pathway for psychology students to help reverse state’s mental health care shortage
Psychology students interested in pursuing a career in mental health care can now do so through an accelerated program at Washington State University. The program enables students to receive their […]
