L.S. Skaggs College of Pharmacy and Health Professions
Tom Wadsworth, PharmD, MSOL, BCPS, Dean, Associate Professor
Jennifer L. Adams, PharmD., Associate Professor, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Cynthia Tillotson, MPA, DA, Associate Dean for Student Affairs
Tanya Ostrogorsky, EdD, Assistant Dean For Assessment & Accreditation
Goals
To train and prepare students to succeed in their chosen career path in the variety of areas in pharmaceutical sciences and clinical psychopharmacology.
Objectives and Outcomes
Objectives
- To rigorously train students in the focus areas;
- To train students to be effective communicators of their knowledge and scientific findings;
- To expose students to multidisciplinary approaches to problem-solving to solve scientific problems;
- To educate students to be competent practitioners of the scientific method; and
- To expose students to a variety of professional strategies so that, upon finishing their training, they become adaptable and successful in achieving their long-range goals.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Students will demonstrate proficiency in understanding principles of medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, and/or pharmaceutics;
- Students will demonstrate knowledge in techniques of biochemistry, molecular biology, and physiology as applied to pharmaceutical research;
- Students will be able to identify pertinent research problems, and formulate a research plan;
- Students will be able to critically analyze relevant literature, and to effectively communicate scientific findings in written and oral presentations;
- Students will be able to generate and analyze original research results, and to communicate these results to the scientific and/or practice community;
- Graduates of our programs will be successful in professional careers and/or postdoctoral fellowships.
