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April 11, 2024
Events and General Announcements
REMINDER: PCP Yearbook Interest Form
Please fill out this google form for PCP Yearbook Committee to help us put together the perfect yearbook for you! 4/11
REMINDER: PCP Student Council Elections
Our final meeting of the semester as well as the our E-board Elections are coming up soon. Please join us in PTC 140!
*only representatives will be allowed to vote. Posted by Madalynne Burford (mb20801295@sju.edu). 4/11
Professional Opportunities
Pfizer Drug Discovery and Development Workshop!
Pfizer is partnering with Philadelphia College of Pharmacy to offer the 3D Drug Discovery and Development Workshop on Tuesday, June 11th from 10 AM to 3 PM. The event will be held in IPEX 307 and lunch will be provided. Go to the link at the button below for an overview, learning objectives and application information. Space is limited, so apply early! Application is due no later than May 2nd at 8 AM. Everyone will be notified of their application status by May 16th. Students who attended the workshop in 2023 are not eligible to participate. Open to PCP BS, MS, PhD and PharmD students. For those accepted to the program, information on paying a $5 program fee will be sent. Posted by Dean Foote. 4/11
Pharmacy Intern Sterile Compounding Positions Available!
P1-P3 students: Apply for a position as a sterile compounding pharmacy intern at Pentec Health.
Pentec Health is a large sterile compounding pharmacy located in Boothwyn, PA. Our compounding services are focused around renal nutrition and intrathecal specialty infusion. We are looking for P1- P3 pharmacy students to minimally work every other Sunday for an 8 hour shift. We do have more hours available if students wish to work during the week or while on break.
Please feel free to reach out to the Pharmacy Production Supervisor, Brendan Klar, at bklar@pentechealth.com with any questions you may have about the position before applying.
Stop & Shop Pharmacy Job Opportunity
Stop & Shop Pharmacy (Store 800 - Bloomfield, NJ) is currently looking for pharmacy students to fill the pharmacy intern position. No prior retail experience required and hours are flexible. Consider getting some retail experience early in your pharmacy career. If interested please reach out to (973) 743-9218 with any questions! 4/11
Events and General Announcements
Mental Health Awareness Week April 22-26!
Lots of student programming on both Hawk Hill and University City for Mental Health Awareness Week April 22-26! More information and details, including registration links for registration required events, can be found below. Also check out the student support available during Collegiate Recovery Week April 15-19, and Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Your wellbeing is worth your time to participate in these events! Posted by Dr. Waite. 4/8
May Graduates need to complete Marching Orders
Graduating students need to fill out the Marching Orders that was sent out via email. Even if you do not plan to attend you must fill out the form . In the Marching Orders you will also need to provide the phonetic pronunciation of your name. This will allow the Registrar's Office to prepare accordingly for the ceremony. As a reminder, tickets are not required for your guests to attend the ceremony so there is no limit on who you can invite. Please let me know if you have any questions. sdominguez@sju.edu. Posted by Mr. Dominguez. 4/4
SNPhA Elections EXTENDED!!
The new deadline for SNPhA elections is now extended to April 12th! 4/4
Professional Opportunities
AACP/CVS Scholarship Opportunity for Current P1s!
The American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) and CVS Health is awarding a $20,000 scholarship to 21 students that can demonstrate a significant financial barrier, and a commitment to advancing pharmacy & patient care to underserved communities. See this link for more information about eligibility and how to apply. Posted by Dr. Garcia. 4/8
Immigrant Healthcare in Philadelphia - Lecture Presentation
Thursday, April 18th, we are pleased to present the Lois Cohen Lecture Series in Global Health entitled "Immigrant Healthcare in Philadelphia: Policy Challenges and Practical Solutions." Presented by an interprofessional team from Temple University School of Pharmacy and School of Public Health, this lecture will delve into the complex and intricate nature of the healthcare needs for refugees and immigrants coming into Philadelphia
The lecture is scheduled for Thursday, April 18th, 2024, at 5:30 PM in Campion Hall Doyle North. Reception to follow. All are welcomed to attend.
Also can RSVP to cohenlecture@sju.edu. Posted by Dr. Peterson. 4/4
Mission Statement
The mission of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy is to educate and develop students to become leaders and innovators in patient care, research and business who are differentiated by their professional and ethical values.
The College is distinguished by its leadership role and impeccable professional ethics establishing a global reputation for impacting the profession of pharmacy though advocacy, excellence in patient care, interprofessional collaboration, developing innovative practice models, research and development, and healthcare business.
Vision Statement
The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy will be globally recognized for developing learners who excel in innovative, compassionate, collaborative, evidence-based patient care, scientific and practice advancements, research and healthcare business.
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