AACP is pleased to announce that the CVS Health/AACP Community Pharmacy Health Equity Award will be awarded to 21 outstanding student pharmacists who face financial barriers in pursuit of education including, but not limited to, those who identify as an underrepresented minority student, a student with a disability, or a student with a previous or current military service. Each awardee will receive a $20,000 scholarship, up from $8,000 awarded to five students in 2023.
Student pharmacists benefit from a curriculum that integrates components of geriatrics education and highlights the need for interprofessional collaboration when
working with older patients.
AACP’s Mock Trial Competition provides an opportunity for student pharmacists to enhance advocacy skills as they collaborate to address healthcare challenges.
A $19 million grant may help University of Florida Health researchers uncover a treatment for stimulant use disorder.
How are pharmacy schools taking lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and applying them to research to identify and combat emerging pandemics?
Administrative and Financial Officers Special Interest Group (AFO SIG) Program
Admissions Workshop: Pharmacy Admissions Revolution
Teachers’ Seminar: Mission Critical: Strategies to Promote Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum
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Search AACP’s Cumulative Policies by keyword search to learn more about AACP’s policies on issues such as Accreditation, Conflict of Interest, Curriculum, Experiential Education and Training, Faculty and Administration, Graduate Education and Research, Impairment, Postgraduate Education and Training, Professional Affairs, Professional Education, Pharmacy Technicians and Social Justice. You can review the full compendium from 1980–2023 in pdf format.
The American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy joins the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) Collaborative and over 90 founding partners—including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation—in kicking off a series of events to recognize health workforce well-being from March 11, and announced March 18 as the annual, national Health Workforce Well-Being Day.