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- School of Pharmacy partners with Claflin University
Historic agreement creates opportunities http://pharmacy.presby.edu/school-of-pharmacy-partners-with-claflin-university/ - Professors earn new distinction
Drs. Julie Sease and Kate Gerrald are Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacists http://pharmacy.presby.edu/professors-earn-new-distinction/ - PCSP awarded candidate status
Continuing on accreditation pathway http://pharmacy.presby.edu/pcsp-awarded-candidate-status/ - School of Pharmacy recognized for service
The school was named a runner-up for national award http://pharmacy.presby.edu/school-of-pharmacy-recognized-for-service/ - Students serve the school's mission
Donate medications for African mission trip http://pharmacy.presby.edu/students-donate-medications-for-mission-trip/
Care for the Community
PCSP News
- School of Pharmacy recognized for service
When the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy opened its doors in 2010, the inaugural group of students was certain of at least two things – they were being invited not only to learn about their profession but also to serve their communities. ...
- Professors earn new distinction
PC School of Pharmacy professors Dr. Julie Sease and Dr. Kate Gerrald recently earned the distinction Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist from the Board of Pharmacy Specialties. Sease and Gerrald were among the first pharmacists to receive t...
- P1′s, new professors sign Honor Code
First-year School of Pharmacy students, or P1’s, and new professors signed the Honor Code during a recent ceremony at Opening Convocation on the PC campus. According to Honor Council chair and P2 Julie Knox, the Honor Code is an integral part of ...
- Students help community during first Service Day
The PC School of Pharmacy recently held its first Service Day, a day during Orientation Week devoted entirely to fulfilling the school’s promise of caring for the community. The entire class of incoming first year students, as well as several facu...
- Presbyterian College pharmacy gives St. Luke's clinic in Spartanburg a boost, writes the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
St. Luke's Free Medical Clinic has joined Presbyterian College's School of Pharmacy in a new program that is aimed at improving the health of Spartanburg County residents. >> Read the goupstate.com article
- School of Pharmacy partners with Claflin University
The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy recently entered into a historic agreement with Claflin University. The schools’ Three+Four Dual-Degree Articulation Agreement in Bio-chemistry and Pharmacy allows Claflin students to earn a Bachelor...
- Students serve the school's mission
“We are always looking for ways for our students to provide service to the medically underserved populations,” said Dr. Nancy Hope, assistant professor at the PC School of Pharmacy. One recent opportunity came when Hope’s friend Rebecca Pa...
