This year marked 55 years since the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy and UW Health created a dual masters program and residency in health systems pharmacy administration, and many program graduates gathered to reconnect and celebrate.
Three Badger alumni and a Wisconsin pharmacy leader are honored for their contributions to the field.
In honor of her late husband, Alfred Grube (BS ’52), Mary Grube offers a travel grant for School of Pharmacy PharmD students to encourage their development as pharmacists.
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School of Pharmacy preceptors have access to multiple avenues of professional development to improve student education and patient outcomes.
Eric and Jenna Gresen (BS ’98) are anticipating the future of pharmacy by creating spaces for community education and point-of-care testing.
Rocky LaDien (BS ’77) has remained an active influence on the profession of pharmacy through his involvement with regulatory changes, precepting future pharmacists and creating a new process to get child sex abuse victims crucial treatment faster.
Melissa Forbes’ commitment to student and resident education sets her apart as a pharmacist and preceptor.
Alumnus Paul Jest (PharmD ’11) is named the IPPE Clinical Instructor of the Year for his commitment to getting PharmD students engaged and growing in clinical environments.
Five brothers—Justin, Paul, Derek, Bryan, and Jonathan Konkol—all find their calling as Badger pharmacists.