University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy

Kenneth Jaquez Richardson, Class of 2023, was selected for the 2020 CVS Health Minority Scholarship for Pharmacy Students! to article: https://pages.pharmacy.pitt.edu//richardson-selected-for-/ #h2p #pittpharmacy

What are you doing June 10 at 630p? Don’t know? Join us for some Virtual Old Fashioned Trivia! Did you know American Whiskey was born in Pittsburgh? Wigle Whiskey expert and Pitt's own Aaron O'Data will walk you through a virtual tasting and share the unique history of American Whiskey! Click on the link below to register and check out the spirit tasting kits.... Have you signed up for our virtual Old Fashioned Trivia event yet? to sign up for: https://checkout.square.site/buy/7QAMCYYBDVU56YNBPHJMX53V #pittpharmacy #h2p

Immunity to coronavirus may last years, improves after vaccination, scientists find Lilith McIntyre Molloy, of Bloomfield, receives the COVID-19 vaccine from Jessica Nguyen, a pharmacy intern at Wilson Pharmacy and @pittpharmacy student pharmacist, on Monday, May 10, 2021, at the drugstore in Lawrenceville. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) to Post Gazette Article: https://www.post-gazette.com//COVID-1/stories/202105270139... #pittpharmacy #pittpharmacycrushescovid #h2p See more

Today we honor all of our military personnel who have sacrificed so much for our great Nation. @pittpharmacy salutes you. Happy Memorial Day! #h2p #pittpharmacy #memorialday ... Shout out to pittwire for the photo!

We are cohosting a virtual Substance Use Disorder and Pain Management Update Continuing Education Seminar on Tuesday, June 1 from 6-8p Interested? Sign up through the : https://cce.upmc.com/substance-use-disorder-and-pain-manage #h2p #pittpharmacy

Poison Center Pinch Hits Dr. Amanda Korenoski and her colleagues at the Mr. Yuk - Pittsburgh Poison Center stepped up during the pandemic! Check out the story from PittMed: https://www.pittmed.health.pitt.edu//poison-center-pinch-h... #pittpharmacycrushescovid #pittpharmacy #h2p

It’s finally here! Remote AACP/Academia-CPESN Transformation (#ACTforPharmacy) Workshop going on now! Follow us as we collaborate with Pharmacy Schools/Colleges and community-based pharmacies across the country! University of Pittsburgh American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy - AACP ACT Pharmacy Collaborative Community Pharmacy Foundation CPESN

Thank you to everyone who has served, is serving, or will serve our country! Happy Veteran’s Day!

As of midnight, this morning, the Pittsburgh campus had been moved to an elevated risk posture and Shelter in Place. If you have to go out, wear your face coverings.

The themed issue on global health research features this paper outlining the challenges associated with managing diabetes in rural Central America. Effective interventions should consider cultural competency and religion

A post election message from our Chancellor: Dear Members of the University Community: On TV, the facts are presented, the conclusions neatly drawn, and all the loose ends wrapped up before the end of the show. This expectation of rapid closure, however, is not the way things generally happenparticularly for a close and consequential election. ... For nearly a year, due to the pandemic, we have pressed ahead despite the thick fog of uncertainty. Then, this election arrivesand lingers, heightening the anxiety encasing our lives. Many of us are tired, but we must be patient. The electoral process in our country includes discrete phases: voting, counting, reporting results and then certifying results. The goal is to count every vote to ensure the integrity of our democratic process. The election that concluded yesterdaywhile still unresolvedis highly significant. We voted. We did this despite a resurgent pandemic, despite efforts to restrict voting, and despite massive levels of misinformation intended to sow discord and confusion. At a time when we could have excused ourselves as too afraid, too disenfranchised or too intimidated to votewe did the opposite. We showed up in record numbers, with a voter participation rate projected to be the highest our nation has seen in more than 100 years. Now that we have voted, however, we need our votes to matter. With the high stakes and the margins so tight, finishing this process the right way is more important than finishing things fast. And, unlike the pandemic, the uncertainty of this election’s outcome will only stretch for days or weeksnot months or years. To everyone who voted: Thank you. Our democratic process hinges on having active, informed and engaged citizens. I am so proud of our Pitt community for playing a major role in this historic event. Together, as a community, we have the power to persevere in the face of the unknown, and to practice the very values that we hope will shape our nation’s future. So, let’s all take a deep breath, support each other, and give the process a chance to work. Respectfully, Patrick Gallagher #h2p University of Pittsburgh