Webinars

Hosted by the Well-Being and Resiliency Community

While digital connectivity can provide flexible work schedules and environments, it can also be an obstacle for adequate separation of work and

Hosted by the Pharmacogenomics SIG

In this panel discussion panelists will identify barriers that pharmacists can face to adopt Pharmacogenomics in the community and community health systems and how they overcome these barriers.

Hosted by the Chemistry Section

This is the second webinar in the series designed for 10 PharmD students to present 5 minute talks (4 minute talk, one minute for a question from a moderator) on the research performed with faculty at their

Hosted by the Substance Use Disorder SIG

This webinar will introduce pharmacy practice faculty to harm reduction as a treatment philosophy, specifically in the context of substance use. It will discuss various harm reduction strategies and

Hosted by the Pharmacy Practice Section

Generation Z (Gen Z) is typically defined as those born between 1997 and 2011, representing many college-aged students. Generational characterization and modern approaches to learning therefore affects

Hosted by the Laboratory Instructors' SIG

This webinar will explore innovative strategies for advancing pharmacy education in skills labs through insights from two distinct programs. Topics include integrating a mindfulness curriculum to

Hosted by the COF Junior Faculty Connect Community

One of the ongoing struggles in teaching pharmacy students, is how to get them to understand that clinical decision making will always be fraught with hesitancy, uncertainty and ambiguity

Hosted by the Laboratory Instructors' SIG

This webinar will explore innovative remediation strategies implemented by three schools/colleges of pharmacy to improve student performance in skills assessments. Participants will gain insight into

Hosted by the Technology in Pharmacy Education and Learning SIG

Technology-driven educational strategies can enhance student engagement, improve knowledge retention, and bridge the gap between foundational sciences and clinical application

Hosted by the Student Services SIG

PharmD programs remain focused on the admission of qualified candidates, capable of achieving academic ad professional success. Accomplishing this goal requires programs to assess the breadth and depth of

Hosted by the AACP Connect Community

During this webinar, AACP and Liaison staff will share preliminary cycle data, an overview of application service policies, updates for the 2025-2026 application cycle, and a Liaison operations update.