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PhD student Mary Raphel Daniel’s fear of public speaking didn’t stop her from becoming the Judge’s Winner and People’s Choice Winner of the College of Pharmacy’s 2025 3-Minute Thesis competition. Her project, called "The Heart-Spleen Axis - A Tale of Two Organs,” focuses on the effect of chemotherapy drugs on the heart. 

Occupational therapy students at the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy continually demonstrate the critical role that OT can play in the health of rural Minnesotans. 

Students used continuous glucose monitoring sensors and simulated insulin injections with syringes filled with saline to practice adjusting their own blood sugar, logging meals, and fulfilling responsibilities people with diabetes manage day-to-day.

Three of our students received their degrees in the latter half of this year.

Kelsey is a PhD candidate in Dr. Gunda Georg’s laboratory.

Community emerging practice has been a part of the OT program for over a decade, bringing students to sites across the state where they build critical relationships and offer insights that improve barriers in the environments around them.

The 3MT "Three Minute Thesis" competition was organized by the College of Pharmacy.

Chloe is a first-year PhD student in our Medicinal Chemistry PhD program.

Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences aren’t unique in and of themselves, but the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy’s approach to them is. 

Josh is an advisee of Dr. Carston Wagner and a member of the Wagner Lab.