Fact Sheet

Mission: To develop progressive leaders in Pharmaceutical care, research and public health who enhance the quality of life for the people of Florida.

NIH Awards to Schools of Pharmacy in the Southeast

1. University of Florida
2. University of Mississippi
3. University of Kentucky
4. Florida A&M University

Source: AACP 2009

NIH Funding Per# PhD Faculty at Southeastern Schools of Pharmacy

1. University of Mississippi
2. University of Kentucky
3. University of Florida
4. Florida A&M University

Source: AACP 2009

Research Enhancement - 2009/2010

Current research funding for the College is $22.5 million ($21.0 million in federal, $1.1 million in state support, and from $325.046 private industry support) with over $37,301.715 million committed through 2012

Program Statistics

• Fall 2009 PharmD student enrollment is 1, 068
• Produced over 2,000 graduates, representing 20% of the nations African-American pharmacists
• Graduates average 92% first-time passage rate on the National Board of Pharmacy Exam
• Through the service learning program, PharmD students volunteer an average of 25,000 hours per graduating class.
• Current graduate student enrollment is 122. There are 42 PhDs, 21 DrPH, 45 MPH, and 14 MS. Students in 2009-2010
• Graduated over 60% of African-American PhDs in pharmaceutical sciences, since 1990
• Ranked number 4 in the Southeast in NIH Funding per number of FTE PhD Faculty (Source: AACP 2009)
• Only College of Pharmacy nationally that offers the MPH and DrPH degrees in Public Health through the Institute of Public Health
• Instructional Sites located in Tampa, Jacksonville, and Miami, Florida
• Provide pharmacy services for indigent patients through federally qualified community health centers and county health departments in Tallahassee, Jacksonville and St. Petersburg, Florida