SoP Leadership & Administration

Assistant Deans

Assistant Dean, Assessment and Academic Planning

Beth Janetski, MFA, PhD

  • Oversees all assessment activities, accreditation data gathering, and analysis
  • Acts as the academic planner for undergraduate, professional, and graduate education within the School of Pharmacy
  • Develops/refines/evaluates assessment measures and effective and efficient processes for collecting, interpreting and utilizing student learning outcome data
  • Coordinates learner assessment and program evaluation, including accreditation, as well as fostering a culture of evidence in support of learning and quality improvement

Assistant Dean, Experiential Education

Mara Kieser, MS, RPh

  • Coordination and administration of PharmD Introductory and Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (IPPE/APPE)
  • Development and implementation of educational objectives
  • Pharmacy Practice Experience site development
  • Clinical Instructor training
  • Student Placement Pharmacy Practice Experience evaluation by/of students and clinical instructors
  • Certification of Pharmacy Practice Experience hours
  • Director — UW School of Pharmacy Community Pharmacy Residency Program
  • SOP Committees
    • Awards and Citations; Experiential Learning Program; Health; Quality Review Council; Educational Policy and Planning
    • Academic advising; student records – DPH-4 students

Assistant Dean, Graduate Education

Lara Collier, PhD

  • Oversees the traditional, non-professional, graduate programs in the School of Pharmacy (Health Services Research in Pharmacy, Hospital Pharmacy Administration, and Pharmaceutical Sciences)
  • Collaborates with the DGSs for the non-professional programs and oversee their management of graduate student recruitment, student progress, assessment, issues of academic and nonacademic misconduct, professional development, and career services
  • Chairs the Graduate Education Committee
  • Represents the SoP graduate programs on relevant issues in various SoP, Graduate School, and university committees and policy working groups pertinent to graduate student and program issues

Assistant Dean, Recruitment and Admissions

Jeremy Altschafl, MA

  • Coordinates and manages the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) and Pharmacology and Toxicology (PharmTox) programs admissions process from recruitment to matriculation
  • Serves as the primary liaison regarding admissions to campus units and the AACP
  • Co-chairs the faculty Admissions Committee
  • Collaborates with relevant committees (Admissions, Assessment, Curriculum, Student Promotion, and Scholarships) to monitor how admissions criteria relate to student success and matriculation

Assistant Dean, Research Administration

Marty Skemp Brown, MBA

  • Internal policies and procedures development
  • Funding application approval and signature on behalf of the Dean
  • Contracts and material transfer agreements review
  • Monetary gifts and gifts-in-kind processing
  • Post-award administration
  • Research and sponsored programs and funding agencies liaison

Assistant Dean, Teaching and Learning

Beth Martin, PhD, MS, RPh

  • Provides guidance to the SoP regarding its instructional mission
  • Collaborates with faculty/staff on developing programming and resources that support evidence-based practices in teaching and learning

Division Chairs

Clinical Practice, Innovation, and Research Division Chair

Beth Martin, PhD, MS, RPh
1022 Rennebohm Hall
Phone: 608-265-4667

Clinical Practice, Innovation, and Research Division
Vice Chair

David Mott, PhD
2509 Rennebohm Hall
Phone: 608-265-9268

Pharmaceutical Sciences Division Chair

Paul Marker, PhD
4111 Rennebohm Hall
Phone: 608-890-2150

Division of Pharmacy Professional Development Chair

Eric Buxton, PhD
1228 Rennebohm Hall
Phone: 608-265-2259