2/14/2022
ACS Axial Interviews CoPPS, IPH Professor Dr. Seth Ablordeppey. Read more about his
life, his research, and his work getting underrepresented minorities (URMs) interested
in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers..... Read More
9/28/2021
The Biden Administration invited student pharmacists at the Northeast Florida Pharmacy
Practice Center (NFPPC) to participate in its most recent COVID-19, health initiative,
“Shots at the Shop.” Shots at the Shop is a program to engage 1,000 Black-owned barbershops
and hair salons nationwide to act as health advocates. Participants assist their clients in
making informed COVID-related decisions, dispelling... Read More
9/22/2021
The College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Institute of Public Health recently
held its 3rd Apothecary Board of Advisors meeting. This biannual two-day meeting took
place on September 9th and 10th. The mission of the Apothecary Board of Advisors
is to provide developmental support for the College. The Board also assists the Dean
and... Read More
9/22/2021
The American Council for Pharmaceutical Education (ACPE) ensures that professional
degree programs adequately meet a national basis for quality assurance. Accreditation
also improves the professional services available to the public, as accredited programs
are expected to modify their requirements consistently to reflect advances in knowledge
and practice.[1] Additionally, ACPE Standards 2016 and the corresponding rubric ... Read More
9/22/2021
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Science, Institute of Public Health (FAMU CoPPS, IPH), welcomes two new residents. Nabil Sukar, PharmD, from Lawton, Oklahoma, and Candice Arline, PharmD from Donalsonville, Georgia, will be furthering their postgraduate pharmacy training with the FAMU/Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) partnership. This pharmaceutical industry residency program was founded in 2009... Read More
09/22/2021
The Pharmacy Living-Learning Community (LLC) is a unique opportunity for pre-professional
pharmacy program learners to fully explore their chosen career path, develop as leaders
in their class and successfully transition to the college environment.... Read More
09/20/2021
PhRMA recently awarded $75,000 through the Collaborative Actions to Reach Equity (CAREs)
grant program to fund three initiatives to reduce inequities and improve health outcomes.
Our own Assistant Professor in the Division of Economics, Social and Administrative
Pharmacy, Askal Ali, Ph.D., was named as one of the three recipients of the grant.
The PhRMA CAREs... Read More
09/20/2021
FAMU CoPPS, IPH Coordinator for Academic Support Services, Mrs. Nichole Jefferson,
was awarded the 2020-2021 University Advisor of the Year award by the FAMU Faculty
Senate Teacher of the Year (TOY) committee. The Advisor of the Year award is a university-wide award
presented in August 2021 during the Faculty, Advisors & Academic Coaches Planning Conference
luncheon at the ... Read More
09/07/2021
CoPPS, IPH alumni make extraordinary things happen beyond their time at the College,
We invite you to meet our alumni as they share their stories. Turkesia Robertson-Jones,
Pharm.D. is the Southeast Region Associate Vice-President of Pharmacy at CareSource,
a managed care health plan. Prior to her current role, Turkesia served as the Director
of Pharmacy... Read More
09/07/2021
This is an excerpt of an article that originally appeared on ASHP Intersections on
August 26, 2021 TWO PHARMACY LEADERS WITH A PASSION for education have been presented
with Honorary Membership Awards by the ASHP Board of Directors. The awards, which
recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions to pharmacy practice,
were given to Johnnie... Read More
08/31/2021
Florida A&M University doctoral student Nzinga Mack is among a group of 10 exceptional
graduate scholars featured in the March 18, 2021, special issue of Diverse: Issues
In Higher Education. Mack, a student in the FAMU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Institute of Public Health’s Ph.D. program, is included in the publication’s
inaugural cohort... Read More
08/27/2021
Florida A&M University (FAMU) is one of five Historically Black Colleges and Universities
(HBCUs) collaborating with Bristol Myers Squibb to launch Tomorrow’s Innovators, a
five-year, multimillion-dollar strategic alliance designed to reach diverse talent
sooner in their undergraduate career and provide the support and education needed
to reach their career goals within the biopharma industry.... Read More