Website
Explore the public-facing website for the College of Pharmacy. Find information on admissions, academic programs, research, news, scholarships, and more.
Our Services
We manage the brand and online presence, and produce all promotional and marketing materials for the College of Pharmacy. Communications is also the gatekeeper for the release of information to the media and other external audiences.
College of Pharmacy logo files and a variety of templates can be found here. Official logos must be used within college and university brand guidelines.
- COP Logos, Usage and Guidelines / Download [zip]
- Presentation Templates
- Research Posters
- Certificates
- Word Templates (memos, agendas, letters)
- Email Signatures
Contact Malory for questions or assistance. Anything with a COP logo must be reviewed by the Communications team before being distributed.
The digital monitors mounted throughout CLS may be used to spread the word about appropriate news, events, and to recognize current faculty, staff, and student achievements.
Contact Malory to request or submit a slide.
We're here to promote news, achievements and events in the college. We have a variety of mediums - from print publications to email and social media - to help get your message out.
Explore our platforms and products below.
We can help faculty connect with The Conversation or USC Today to share their research with broad audiences. We coordinate media coverage and can provide media training upon request.
Contact Margaret to get started.
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Social Media
Connect with the College of Pharmacy on our variety of social media platforms, including Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.
Alumni Magazine
Published semi-annually, each edition of the Gamecock Pharmacist alumni magazine contains happenings from across the college and reports the successes of our pharmacy family.
Email Newsletter
Garnet Scripts is the official email newsletter of the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy. Each monthly edition contains college news, updates, events and more.
Podcast
Host Margaret Gregory explores the ways that pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists are improving health outcomes for residents of South Carolina and beyond.