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A Pivotal Pandemic: Opportunities to Optimize Student Evaluations

17 Nov 202014 Nov 2020
By: Michael Behal, PharmD The Challenge at Hand Even after the COVID-19 pandemic resolves, anecdotal reports from colleagues and published opinions point to continuation of virtual and blended learning. COVID-19…
Perspectives

How Faculty Should Help Students Build and Use Their Online Presence

28 Jan 202013 Feb 2020
By: Jackie Boyle, PharmD, MS, MBA, BCPS, BCACP; Jesseca Keller, PharmD How integrated is social media with our professional lives? The authors’ phone data revealed that we spend a substantial amount…
Preliminary research

My Students Cheated and That’s OK

29 May 201814 Feb 2019
By Kali M. VanLangen, PharmD, BCPS We all talk to our students about academic dishonesty. Whether it be on the first day of professional school or course orientation, it’s been…
Teacher Reflections

Addressing Challenges of Professional Identity Formation

17 Oct 201714 Feb 2019
By Bethany Von Hoff, PharmD A few months ago, I wrote that pharmacy education too often confuses professionalism with professional identity formation. I identified why I think encouraging professional identity…
Teacher Reflections

Professional Identity Formation Has Nothing To Do with a Clean White Coat

6 Jul 201714 Feb 2019
by Bethany Von Hoff, Pharm.D. Schools and Colleges of Pharmacy often formally welcome students into the profession when they enter pharmacy school or shortly after. Student pharmacists are encouraged to…

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