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.
Student News
School Introduces New Resources to Help PharmD Students Find Housing for Clerkships
Beginning in Fall 2018, PharmD students can access a database of housing information online to make the search easier.
PharmD Program Strengthens Interprofessional Education
The School’s IPE program includes a host of activities, including clinical simulations, designed to graduate career-ready, collaborative pharmacists.
PharmD Student Entrepreneurs Step into the ‘Shark Tank’
School of Pharmacy faculty and alumni came together to teach valuable entrepreneurial skills to PharmD students, and then tested the students’ mettle with a pitch to investors.
Photo Gallery: White Coat Ceremony
“The White Coat Ceremony is a huge milestone to accomplish in our early professional lives,” says Amanda Bernarde, second-year PharmD student. “It symbolizes the completion of our first year in pharmacy school, but more importantly, …
Pharmaceutical Sciences Program Unlocks Career Potential for Graduate Students
To give PhD students in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Division a sense of what’s possible, the School invited alumni from academia, industry, and non-traditional careers to share their stories.
Photo Gallery: Thank A Badger Day 2018
Every year, students, faculty, and staff at the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy set aside time to write thank-you cards to our alumni donors.
Student AMCP Chapter is Top Finalist Team in National P&T Competition
In all, 46 Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy student chapters nationwide participated, and the UW–Madison School of Pharmacy was selected as one of the top teams.
Training Student Pharmacists to be Strong Critical Thinkers
Thanks to a longitudinal approach to teaching key skills, the School’s PharmD students have published more than 70 clinical inquiry papers in peer-reviewed journals.
Far From the Shire, a Hobbit Gets Its Name
Research Associate Sarah Neuman’s investigation into the hobbit mutation unlocks potential new ways to find human diabetes treatments.