Presenting the class of 2026
On August 19, Washington State University College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences welcomed the incoming class of 2026. The class is comprised of 46 talented, well-rounded, and thoughtful students who […]
On August 19, Washington State University College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences welcomed the incoming class of 2026. The class is comprised of 46 talented, well-rounded, and thoughtful students who […]
Class of 2023 Breanne Bailey Taylor Brunett Gardenia Contreras Tu Dang Nathaniel Deering Megan Dimmler Kennedy Erickson Yasaman Etemadfard Aracely Flores Madison Grogan Arlena Hannan Allison Hill Tristan Hilton Olivia […]
Third-year pharmacy student Ghazal Meratnia does not particularly enjoy the spotlight. She likes to keep things low key, but in many ways she’s an everyday hero for hundreds of Afghan […]
Brandy Seignemartin (’20) had just completed her third year of pharmacy school when a bill she worked on with fellow WSU Health Sciences students and faculty was officially signed into […]
Approximately one in five adults in the United States live with a mental illness and a survey published by the CDC found that 16.5% of American adults have taken prescription […]
Zoe Shelton, a fourth-year student pharmacist, shares her insights on professional organizations and how staying active has helped contribute to a more enriching PharmD experience. She is currently the Northwest Region Province Secretary for Kappa Psi, the oldest and largest national pharmaceutical fraternity.
Colton Sorensen is one of many service men and women who pursued his doctor of pharmacy degree at Washington State University. Colton, who served in the United States Marine Corps, […]
Second-year pharmacy student Sonja Christensen was recently appointed as the American Pharmacist Association Academy of Student Pharmacist (APhA-ASP) Region 7 Delegate, a national position. Christensen shares what she hopes to accomplish in the position and the importance of advocating for the pharmacy profession.
Elizabeth Satterwhite, class of 2022, reflects on her experience attending pharmacy school during a global pandemic. Following her graduation on May 5 she will be taking part in an ambulatory care residency at the Providence Sacred Heart Pharmacotherapy Clinic in Spokane, Washington.
WSU PharmD students topped previous year’s accredited residency match rate at 71 percent up from 67 percent the previous year, according to the American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists (ASHP), which […]