Alumni Stories
We have talented alumni practicing all over the globe. Here are the latest news and stories about our successful graduates.
Upholding a Legacy
St. Louis College of Pharmacy welcomed 193 students into the profession of pharmacy during the annual White Coat Ceremony in August. For P1 student Michaela Drouin, it was a night she had been dreaming about since childhood.
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Nurturing the Alumni-Student Relationship
Steven Hebel, B.S. ’84, executive director at Corum Health Services, believes that mentors have a significant role to play in developing students into the next generation of health care professionals. Mentors can come in many forms, but Hebel believes that the alumni of St. Louis College of Pharmacy can serve as a great source of guidance to students beyond the classroom.
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Poised for Innovation
Community pharmacists are a patient’s most accessible health care provider, and as medication experts, they are critical to maintaining and improving patients’ health. While this truth has long been understood by pharmacists and the patients who rely on them, the larger health care industry has been slow to fully leverage community pharmacists as the invaluable resource they are.
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Taking Action Against Opioid Abuse
St. Louis College of Pharmacy has positioned itself as a leader in the fight against opioid abuse. From prescription medication collection to research into the addictive nature of opioids, our students, faculty, staff and research centers have passionately invested themselves in combating this epidemic.
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- Promoting Student Learning through Community Service
- The Art of Pharmacy
- Don't Take It For Granted
- St. Louis College of Pharmacy's 150th Commencement Recognizes the Class of 2018
- Alumni Provide Insights into Pharmaceutical Industry
- "STLCOP Talks" Speaker Series Finishes Six-City Tour
- College Faculty Lead Local Pharmacists in Naloxone Training Session
- Those Who Let Nothing Stand in Their Way
World-Class Medical Complex
STLCOP is located in one of the country’s most distinguished medical communities, with neighbors like Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Washington University School of Medicine, and St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
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