ACPHS In The News

Zachary Lanoue and Lauren Schmidt are two members of the Class of 2023 pursuing residencies next year. Of the 154 Class of 2023 candidates expected to receive doctorates in pharmacy this month, 36 will pursue advanced training opportunities through residencies and industry fellowships

LaDanielle McNeil has lived in a medically underserved community, tried to secure medical care as an immigrant and juggled full-time responsibilities at home and on the job.  Now, with her degree in public health from ACPHS, she’s ready to use that experience to inform her future work in nursing and help improve access to care

Lindsey Lakos summed up the sentiment of P3 students Thursday, following the send-off event that marks the end of pharmacy students’ classroom training and the beginning of their clinical rotations. “I’m official!” she yelled out, arms in the air in a “v” when she saw Logan Gee, ACPHS’ director of Student Engagement and Wellness, in the dining hall

About 30 ACPHS students served as teachers at the Capitol Monday, educating Albany lawmakers about their profession and urging passage of bills that would permit pharmacists to practice at a level consistent with their knowledge and expertise. The students joined faculty as well as working pharmacists for a lobby day hosted by the Pharmacy Society of the State of New York (PSSNY)

The Stack Family Center for Biopharmaceutical Education and Training has completed its much-anticipated relocation to ACPHS' new Life Sciences Innovation Building, adjacent to the main campus. Welcome to the neighborhood, CBET students, faculty and staff!  CBET staff and students stand in front of the moving truck

Eighteen bachelor's and master's students in Cytology and Clinical Laboratory Sciences received their white coats on Sunday, April 23, in a ceremony held appropriately at the start of Medical Laboratory Professionals Week. The ceremony marked a major milestone as the CLS and cytotechnology students move from being learners on campus to professionals in laboratory environments during their clinical rotations

When New Jersey native Dr. See-Won Seo completed her residency in North Carolina, she learned firsthand that pharmacy practice could be different than what she had known in the Northeast. In North Carolina, pharmacists prescribed medications through collaborative practice agreements with physicians

Area college students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics showed off their research Monday in the first-ever Regeneron Capital Region STEM Poster Showcase, hosted by the pharmaceutical manufacturing company with operations in Rensselaer and held at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy

Panther Profiles are Q&A interviews that highlight Panthers of all stripes -- students, faculty, staff, alum, board members and anyone else in the campus community. Abir AL kalbani completed the master’s program in cytotechnology and molecular cytology in December 2022