Pharm-Tox students Yusen Men, Charlotte Urban, and TongZhen Xie have been selected as Hilldale Fellowship awardees, which recognizes the significance of their research contributions.
Student News
UW–Madison School of Pharmacy Leads in Residency Match Rate as Top 5 in the Nation
The University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy ranks number one in Wisconsin and fifth in the country in 2018 residency match rate (PGY1). The School’s PharmD students placed into residency programs at a rate more …
Forecasting Antibiotic Resistance with a ‘Weather Map’ of Local Data
By showing where in the state resistance to particular drugs is highest, School of Pharmacy researchers aim to give physicians the tools they need to quickly and accurately choose the best antibiotic.
Integrating Pharmacists in the Interprofessional Health Care Team at the UW MEDiC Southside Clinic
Two pharmacy residents and School of Pharmacy alumni, Katie Kuecker and Andy Cannon are spearheading the development of a new, more engaged role for pharmacists at the Southside MEDiC clinic.
PharmD Students Compete in Value of Industry Pharmacists Case Competition
A team from the UW–Madison School of Pharmacy competed in the IPhO Case Competition for the first time.
Embedding Research Experience To Support Pharm-Tox Students’ Career Goals
School’s undergrad Pharmacology-Toxicology program offers broad research opportunities from exploring fish endocrinology to fighting antibiotic resistance.
New Community Service Challenge Fosters Leadership Skills for Pharmacy Students
This year, Phi Lambda Sigma organized the School of Pharmacy’s inaugural Community Service Challenge, open to all faculty, staff, and students.
School of Pharmacy Lab Gives Student Pharmacists Hands-on Patient Communications Experience
The UW–Madison School of Pharmacy’s communications lab teaches PharmD students how to interact with patients effectively and empathetically.
Photo Gallery: Legislative Day 2018
On Legislative Day, students and pharmacists alike gathered to speak with policymakers and learn about ongoing pharmacy-related issues.
Student Researcher Chosen for NIH Chemistry-Biology Interface Training Program
Stephanie Ann Blaszczyk, a student researcher in the School’s Tang Laboratory, was selected to receive the National Institutes of Health’s Chemistry-Biology Interface program, which will fund her research into carbohydrates for two years.