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Stethoscope surrounding a heart shape

Ataciguat, a drug investigated for use in peripheral arterial disease and neuropathic pain, has been repurposed with the help of a partnership between the Mayo Clinic and the Institute for Therapeutics Discovery and Development (ITDD).

Kate Smith, Jungeun Lee, and Whitney Maxwell receiving the 2024 AACP Innovations in Continuing Professional Development Award for a paper reviewed by the Wulling Center's journal club.

In 2013, College of Pharmacy faculty founded the Wulling Center for Innovation & Scholarship in Pharmacy Education to support scholarship aimed at advancing education. Since then, Dr. Kristin Janke, director of the center, has created several initiatives to further foster a supportive environment for this scholarship

OT students volunteering at the CarFit event

University of Minnesota occupational therapy (OT) students are empowering drivers through a partnership with CarFit, an educational program developed by AARP and the American Occupational Therapy Association that helps car owners make adjustments to suit their individual needs.

Students at the Closing the Gap conference

At the annual Closing the Gap Conference, occupational therapy students joined 1,200 other individuals from across the country to learn more about educational technology. Students were accompanied by Dr. Leann Shore, assistant professor, who has attended for ten years.

A large group of people taking photos with their cell phones at a conference

Since November 2021, the College of Pharmacy has served as the convening point for structured dialogue between Minnesota health care plans and pharmacy providers.

Melanie Nicol

Nicol, associate professor and director of graduate studies in the Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology (ECP), has been selected as an inductee into the Academy for Excellence in Team Science.

Birnbaum and Spannaus-Martin

Donna Spannaus-Martin continues in the role of MLS program director.

Dr. Tim Stratton pictured with students at HOPE Clinic

For over 17 years, pharmacy and medicine students on the University of Minnesota Duluth campus have operated the Health of People Everywhere (HOPE) Clinic, providing the community with free urgent care. Dr. Tim Stratton, the clinic’s pharmacy faculty advisor, has been there since the planning stages of the clinic. This January marks his 21st year working in the college and as he nears his planned retirement at the end of August, he reflects on his two decades of HOPE Clinic history.

Corey Mcgee

Honor recognizes exceptional contributions in the field of occupational therapy

Maroon state of MN with crisscrossing lines across the state

In partnership with the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH), the College of Pharmacy developed a map of pharmacy access gaps across the state to consolidate important data amid a national trend of pharmacy closures.