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The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy sent 53 new doctors of pharmacy into the world Friday – encouraging them to serve with integrity and become passionate advocates for their patients and profession.

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For the second year in a row, graduates from the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy outperformed their peers at the University of South Carolina School of Pharmacy and the Medical University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy. All pharmacy school graduates must pass both the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) and the Multistate Pharmacy...

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The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy’s newest students were welcomed into the College community Aug. 20 at the school’s annual White Coat Ceremony in Belk Auditorium.

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of retail pharmacists in the US is on the decline. There are, however, many other opportunities for graduates of the PC School of Pharmacy, The Future of Pharmacy Dr. Arlin Ashemore ‘18 has taken one such path. He is currently completing a research fellowship at Omnicell...

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The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy received continued accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE). Now accredited through 2028, the eight-year term is the longest in the School’s history. “I am very proud of the faculty and staff of the PC School of Pharmacy for their hard work during this process,” said Dr....

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The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC) approved the PC School of Pharmacy to provide COVID vaccinations. The School is currently waiting to receive its supply. “It is anticipated that PC will receive the vaccine and administer it to PC students and employees and members of the surrounding community who want it,”...

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By Marley Bickley ‘22 Third-year PC School of Pharmacy student Kennedy Crosby wasn’t exactly sure she wanted to pursue pharmacy when she began college. Crosby first thought about becoming a pharmacist when she was in high school. She chatted with a family member who had just entered the profession. “This interest was then furthered as...

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“I went to college with my sights set on being a dentist,” said Dr. Mallory Moore ’17. “However, during my junior year I decided to explore pharmacy a little more.” Moore volunteered that summer in the pharmacy at the VA Medical Center in Durham, N.C. “I was so fortunate to have met one of the...

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“It’s always important to get your flu shot, but there is an emphasis on that importance this year during the pandemic,” said Dr. Tiffaney Threatt, associate professor at the PC School of Pharmacy and director of the PCSP Wellness Center. The Wellness Center has hosted annual flu shot clinics since 2011. This year, Wellness Center...

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Dr. Olivia Brinkley ’20 recently started a new chronic care management (CCM) position in her hometown of Bamberg, S.C. Brinkley provides CCM as a service of Bamberg Family Practice. This primary care clinic plays a crucial role in the community’s health, since there’s not a hospital nearby. “My role in the practice is to perform...

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