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Alumna Chelsea Townsend is focused on improving the state's ability to identify and stop the unintended distribution of prescription drugs without impacting the intended use of the medications.
Pharmacy students Logan Acker, Lexi Baldinger, pre-pharmacy student Kinsey Carraway, and Dr. Betsy Blake had an eventful Thanksgiving celebration as they traveled to NYC for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The USC College of Pharmacy is pleased to welcome Raeann Carrier, Ph.D. as a clinical associate professor in the Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences department.
Phyllis Perkins once considered attending medical school but after volunteering at the William Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center, she found herself more intrigued by pharmacy.
Macie Goodman played trombone in the Carolina Band while earning her Bachelor's degree. She completed the Pharm.D. program in 2023 and is now pursuing her Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Alumnus John Holladay uses his experience and background to provide students with a valuable connection between basic science and clinical pharmacy.
The College of Pharmacy's latest outreach initiative reaches even younger future pharmacists - partnering with EdVenture Children's Museum in downtown Columbia.
The Industry Pharmacists Organization is one of the newest student organizations at the USC College of Pharmacy and was recently named top overall chapter by the national organization.
Alumna and faculty member Caroline Asbill's journey at the University of South Carolina began in orientation as a nursing student. By the end of the day, she had switched her major.
Launched in 2018, the GPA Pathway targets exceptional high school students by issuing a provisional early acceptance into the Doctor of Pharmacy program at USC.
Two faculty members are collaborating to pursue research aimed at helping people affected by depression, stress and anxiety with a developmental research grant from the National Institute of Mental Health.
David Foreman has built a career as The Herbal Pharmacist®, educating others on blending natural remedies with traditional medicine. His gratitude for the education that shaped him inspires him to give back.
Professor Jun Zhu was awarded his first R01 grant in 2009 to improve cognitive care for survivors of HIV. Since then, he and his colleagues have consistently maintained major federal funding, driving advancements in global health care.
Two College of Pharmacy students are also members of the Carolina Coquettes dance team, and they have an exciting trip coming up in November.
Tate Owen's role as a clinical pharmacist with Tandem Health, a federally qualified health center, allows her to work alongside a collaborative team of caregivers serving patients in rural areas of South Carolina.
Donna Avant sees the impact that diabetes has on her community and is passionate about helping patients navigate the disease as an administrator for the City of Charleston Diabetes Program.
More than a quarter of South Carolinians call a rural area home, but these populations have a higher incidence of medical emergencies and are at greater risk of death because of barriers to access to timely medical care.
The USC College of Pharmacy continued its strong showing in national competitions, securing second place at the 2024 Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition.
Alumna Teri Holcomb is a proud first-generation college graduate. She attributes her success in pharmacy school to her military experience and deep love for family.
Gamecock alumnus Billy Caudle encourages future pharmacists to explore their options and consider non-traditional career pathways. Learn more about his experience in the pharmaceutical industry in our latest Q&A.
Alumni Nancy Goodbar and Sara Beth Sears are at the forefront of an innovative medication management program at Self Regional Medical Center in Greenwood, South Carolina.
The Walker Leadership Scholars program has selected its newest scholars for the Class of 2027, Noah Raganschmalz and Alex Wetherley.
The University of South Carolina reached a new research milestone in fiscal year 2024, attracting $309 million in sponsored awards during the one-year period that ended on June 30.
The College of Pharmacy announces the recipients of the 2024 Outstanding Alumni Awards - Kyle and Pamela McHugh, Outstanding Alumni and Ranarda Jones, Outstanding Young Alumna.
The College Honors and Awards Committee is proud to announce that Brie Dunn, associate dean for Outcomes Assessment and Accreditation has been named as the 2024-2025 Professor of the Year for the College of Pharmacy.