Eshelman School of Pharmacy

How alumnus Matthew Appel turned an extra year of track and field eligibility into a career. The post An unexpected path to regulatory science appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

The Executive Master’s Program for Working Professionals helped Hubert Lahr build leadership and operational expertise while advancing his career in a rural health system setting. The post Growing into leadership while serving rural North Carolina appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Kearah Rouse’s journey through the MPS in Regulatory Science program is shaping her path toward advancing patient safety and healthcare innovation. The post Balancing industry experience, research, and graduate study appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

In this Q&A, hear from four students about their key takeaways from their trip to a Costa Rican clinic. The post Providing care in Costa Rica appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Mattie Hartauer, PhD, shares her perspective on how passion—not perfection—shaped her journey in pharmacokinetics and prepared her for a career in drug development. The post Passion over perfection appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Carolina undergraduate student and pharmaceutical sciences minor uses interdisciplinary training to deepen her understanding of animal care and prepare for veterinary school. The post Bridging pharmacy and veterinary medicine appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

New projects in AI-enabled drug discovery, Parkinson’s disease therapeutics, and colorectal cancer immunotherapy advance the School’s strategic research mission. The post School awards inaugural FOCUS seed funding to three research teams appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Grant will help create new residency positions aimed at strengthening North Carolina’s rural workforce and improving opioid care access. The post School to expand rural opioid treatment training appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

As Commencement approaches, let’s take a look at the graduating PharmD class. The post Celebrating the Class of 2026 appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

A UNC research collaboration is rethinking how they can use biomaterials to boost the body's own immune system to enhance cell-based immunotherapy to fight glioblastoma — one of the most aggressive and treatment-resistant brain cancers known to medicine. The post UNC thinktank engineers immune cells to target brain cancer appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Alum Jerry McKee is honored with the Judith J. Saklad Memorial Award. The post A Distinguished Career in Psychiatric Pharmacy appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

The immigrant from Ghana hopes to use her experiences at Carolina to impact insurance groups or pharmaceutical companies. The post Rowena Dzorvakpor’s dual degree combines health care, business knowledge appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

After the loss of their daughter, Aria, Rachael, PharmD ’16 and Mike Ryan, PharmD ’16, knew that they could use their experience and knowledge to turn grief into action. The post Aria’s Pride appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Through humility, vision, and a focus on people, Campbell helped transform the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. The post Former Dean Bill Campbell receives Distinguished Service Medal from Carolina Alumni appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Faculty visit to Queen's University Belfast sparks plans for joint programming, research, and interprofessional learning innovations at the School. The post Global partnership: collaboration in simulation education appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

A five-year initiative has strengthened communities, prepared future pharmacists, and expanded access to health care across Eastern North Carolina. The post Transforming pharmacy education and health care in Eastern North Carolina appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Rowell Daniels, COO of UNC Hospitals, is the inaugural recipient of the UNC MS Practice Leader Legacy Award The post Inaugural MS Practice Leader Legacy Award appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Third-year PharmD student, Catherine Lawrence, shares her twist on a traditional Italian recipe The post Rx Recipes: French onion pastina appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

U.S. News & World Report has named the School No. 1 among pharmacy schools for the fourth time. The post UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy is No. 1 in the Nation appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy researchers Paul Watkins and Zhenwei Song are leading a new four-year study into why some patients develop liver damage after receiving gene therapy — and how to prevent it. The post UNC researchers receive $2.9 million grant from NIH appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .