The goal of this course is to introduce students to the principles that underlie drug delivery. The course is divided into three components; 1) basics of drug preformulation, including solubility and stability; 2) dosage form design and properties; and 3) formulation and manufacturing of dosage forms.

To develop pharmacists who can provide patient-centered care that focuses on general health, wellness, and disease prevention and who can recommend appropriate self-care therapy for commonly encountered conditions and symptoms.

This course will describe the pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, pathophysiology, and therapeutics associated with of commonly encountered infectious diseases so that students can design and manage drug-related care plans for patients with these disease states.

Course will describe the pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, pathophysiology, and therapeutics associated with of commonly encountered gastrointestinal and nutritional disorders so that students can design and manage drug-related care plans for patients with these disease states.

This is the first concentrated course in the Experiential Education program designed to provide students a structured, supervised program of participation in the practice of pharmacy and the clinical use of drugs in an ambulatory care setting. The primary goal is to provide early exposure to the philosophy and practice of ambulatory pharmacy and clinical use of drugs within a community pharmacy. During this rotation, each student will participate in all aspects of pharmacy practice within the community pharmacy, including medication use systems and direct patient care.

This is the first concentrated course in the Experiential Education program designed to provide students a structured, supervised program of participation in the practice of pharmacy and the clinical use of drugs in an ambulatory care setting. The primary goal is to provide early exposure to the philosophy and practice of ambulatory pharmacy and clinical use of drugs within a community pharmacy. During this rotation, each student will participate in all aspects of pharmacy practice within the community pharmacy, including medication use systems and direct patient care.

This is the first concentrated course in the Experiential Education program designed to provide students a structured, supervised program of participation in the practice of pharmacy and the clinical use of drugs in an ambulatory care setting. The primary goal is to provide early exposure to the philosophy and practice of ambulatory pharmacy and clinical use of drugs within a community pharmacy. During this rotation, each student will participate in all aspects of pharmacy practice within the community pharmacy, including medication use systems and direct patient care.

This is the first concentrated course in the Experiential Education program designed to provide students a structured, supervised program of participation in the practice of pharmacy and the clinical use of drugs in an ambulatory care setting. The primary goal is to provide early exposure to the philosophy and practice of ambulatory pharmacy and clinical use of drugs within a community pharmacy. During this rotation, each student will participate in all aspects of pharmacy practice within the community pharmacy, including medication use systems and direct patient care.

This is the first concentrated course in the Experiential Education program designed to provide students a structured, supervised program of participation in the practice of pharmacy and the clinical use of drugs in an ambulatory care setting. The primary goal is to provide early exposure to the philosophy and practice of ambulatory pharmacy and clinical use of drugs within a community pharmacy. During this rotation, each student will participate in all aspects of pharmacy practice within the community pharmacy, including medication use systems and direct patient care.

This is the first concentrated course in the Experiential Education program designed to provide students a structured, supervised program of participation in the practice of pharmacy and the clinical use of drugs in an institutional setting. The primary goal is to provide early exposure to the philosophy and practice of institutional pharmacy and clinical use of drugs within a hospital pharmacy. During this rotation, each student will participate in all aspects of pharmacy practice within the hospital pharmacy, including medication use systems and direct patient care.