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Your Mindset Matters: How Making Failure Safe Can Lead to Success

15 Dec 202014 Dec 2020
By:  Allison Kenneally, PharmD  In my first advanced practice pharmacy experience (APPE), I participated in a book club on Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol S. Dweck, PhD.…
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“Trigger Warnings: Exploring both sides of an ongoing debate”

20 Oct 202018 Oct 2020
By:  Allison Olmsted, Student Pharmacist “Trigger warnings” are statements that warn an individual of potential disturbing content that may be encountered in literature, media, and/or course content in an academic…
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Demystifying Networking for Students: Why These Skills are More Important Than Ever

2 Jun 202030 May 2020
By: Haley Whitehair, PharmD and Jaclyn Boyle, PharmD, MS, MBA, BCACP, BCPS Networking. We all know this word, however, do student pharmacists know why networking is so important? When thinking…
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Why Choose Pharmacy? Motivation and Pursuant Factors in International and Domestic Students

21 Jan 202020 Jan 2020
By: Jungeun “Cindy” Lee, Student Pharmacist; Stephanie Yang, Student Pharmacist; Jenny Van Amburgh, PharmD, BCACP, CDE, FAPhA Students are often asked by professors, peers, and healthcare professionals, “why did you…
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Initiating a National Dialogue on Student Leadership Development in Canadian Pharmacy Curricula

11 Jun 201910 Jun 2019
By Patricia Gerber B.Sc.(Pharm), ACPR, Pharm.D., FCSHP Becoming a pharmacist means becoming a leader. Regardless of titles or roles students accept upon graduation, leadership is about influencing, which is what…
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Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences: Helping Students Adjust to Learning Outside the Classroom

18 Dec 201814 Feb 2019
By Kaitlyn Grunder, 2019 PharmD Candidate Students often find excitement when didactic coursework ends and Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPEs) begin. However, transitioning from the classroom to APPEs can be…
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Lessons to Pharmacy Students, From Athletes

4 Dec 201814 Feb 2019
By Stuart Pope, 2019 PharmD Candidate Since beginning pharmacy school, I have learned more information than I could have possibly imagined. Not surprisingly, I’ve learned extensively about medications, disease-state management,…
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Are Students Ready to Take on Industry Fellowships?

6 Nov 201814 Feb 2019
By Amee Mistry, PharmD, RPh and Jordan Haines, 2019 PharmD Candidate MCPHS University As a student pharmacist in my fourth professional year, I have started preparing for the stress of…
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Does Procrastination Pay Off?

2 Oct 201814 Feb 2019
By Purna Patel, PharmD candidate, Sierra George, PharmD candidate, Yuan Zhao, PhD, Kimberly Elder, PharmD Procrastination, defined as the avoidance of a task that needs to be completed, is a…
Preliminary research

Accessorizing the Science Foundation with Internal Mirrors: A Novel Open Source Tool to Enhance Reflective Practice

28 Aug 201814 Feb 2019
By Cherie Lucas, PhD Most students entering pharmacy have strong roots in math and science. It is no surprise, then, that it can be a challenge to get students to…

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