ACPHS In The News

Given that Kaitlyn and Nicholas Rehberg met at ACPHS, you might assume their initial connection was pharmacy.   After all, when they met in Fall 2019, Kaitlyn (then Strumski) was a sophomore majoring in pharmaceutical sciences and Nicholas was in his last year of the pharmacy doctoral program

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. Samantha Marion is a senior majoring in pharmaceutical sciences. She has had many experiences on campus, including as a resident assistant, peer mentor and thrower on the track team

Throughout the month of February 2024, ACPHS's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion team will help us recognize the contributions of various Black health care leaders. Follow along on our social media channels and in our weekly Campus Connections enews

The two friends were chatting, as they’ve been doing nearly daily for six years, since their first meeting on campus. Just bantering back and forth, on their phones in different places this time instead of in the dorm, at the end of a long day of clinical rotations in their final year of their pharmacy doctoral program

  The SGA Executive Board in Fall 2023. President Dom Lomonaco is second from right.  If there’s a part of the campus community that naturally adopts a growth mindset, it’s the students. Student Government Association President Dominick Lomonaco provided an update of campus activities and goals during State of the College 2024

President Tofade recognizes the campus leaders who will direct the implementation of the Strategic Plan.  The launch of ACPHS’ 2024-2029 Strategic Plan was the highlight of the annual State of the College event, held January 23 in the Gozzo Student Center

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. SeHan Jeong is vice president of the Student Government Association. She got involved in campus leadership early in her college career and had a front-row seat watching the campus community adapt through the COVID pandemic

Panthers returned to campus last week to a host of activities aimed at re-connecting and re-invigorating. Here's a sampling. Spring semester has sprung!  The Spring Involvement Fair offered ways to build both resumes and friendships.    Winter in the Den offered a chill space on a Friday night

At the ACPHS Library, Ashley Hardesty, Kate Wantuch and Rob Carter show off the online Research Commons, the completion of a seven-year effort.  Have you ever wished for an easy way to share your research and promote your students’ work? Or perhaps been interested in a colleague’s scholarly activity but had no easy way to access it? Then here’s some good news: the Research Commons has launched

Two well-known Public Health faculty will lead the department this semester, with plans to boost research and experiential learning, integrate academics more fully into The Collaboratory and increase programs to align with professional opportunities. Dr