UI-SSHP is collaborating with the Iowa City Public Library to present on caffeine and its effects with a focus on teenagers and parents.  This event is geared towards educating teenagers on the consumption of caffeine and the possible effects on the body. This event will include a brief presentation, a trivia game, and answering caffeine/health related questions. Pharmacy Students: If you are interested in participating in the upcoming event, please sign up here.

This insightful panel will discuss forging partnerships for community-based solutions to advance health equity. The shared vision and values of the community will be emphasized, empowering individuals to shape outcomes actively. The importance of diverse collaboration will be underscored, including collaborations with public health agencies, community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, and businesses.

The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Experimental Therapeutics in the College of Pharmacy will host a seminar presented by graduate student Apurva Dusane. Seminar Title: "Ripasudil Loaded Liposomes with Transferrin Targeting for Fuchs Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy" All are welcome to attend.

Have you ever wondered what proper etiquette is for a formal dinner? Or are you wanting to brush up on your etiquette skills? College of Pharmacy student members of the Phi Lambda Sigma (PLS), and the the UI College of Pharmacy Genesis Board will host an etiquette dinner. Professional attire is requested. RSVP by April 12.

This talk will explore various facets of cultural preservation, including discussing language revitalization efforts of the Kalinago language and strategies to ensure its survival and transmission to future generations.

College of Pharmacy students from the American College of Veterinary Pharmacists will volunteer at the Safe Haven of Iowa County Animal Shelter. Pharmacy students can sign up here. 

This talk will delve into Indigenous healing processes that emphasize interconnectedness. Sessions will explore the compatibility of individuals with others, the spiritual world, and the social structure. The holistic approach to health will be highlighted, showcasing how Indigenous health interventions address individual care and encompass activities aimed at restoring social and spiritual balance.

The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Experimental Therapeutics in the College of Pharmacy will host a seminar presented by graduate student Esraa Mohamed. Seminar Title: "Cationic CaMKIIN Loaded Liposomes that Reduce Chlorine-Induced Airway Oxidative Stress" All are welcome to attend.

The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Experimental Therapeutics in the College of Pharmacy will host a seminar presented by:  Jeff Barrett, PhD Chief Science Officer Aridhia Digital Research Environment North Wales, Pennsylvania Seminar Title: “Keeping Your Research Portfolio up to Speed and Diverse in 2024 – Separating Trends from Prospects” All are welcome to attend.

Students planning to graduate in the spring 2024 semester are encouraged to pick up their cap and gown at the two-day spring 2024 GradFest in the IMU Main Lounge. Several offices and services will be onsite to assist with all things graduation preparation. Diploma Frames, Graduation Announcements, Class Rings, and other jewelry items are available. Snacks, beverages, and fun activities will be offered.