The Pre-Pharmacy Club is open to students, faculty, and staff at the University of Minnesota and aims to educate those with interests in the profession and practice of pharmacy. Members are introduced to various opportunities within the field of pharmacy and meet other students sharing these interests.
Interested in Joining?
Are you interested in joining the Pre-Pharmacy club and would like to see what the club is about?? All you have to do is come to a meeting! Our meetings are held every other Thursday at 4:00 pm and we usually have a pharmacist speaker of some sort talk at each meeting. Feel free to contact Torie at grove165@umn.edu for more information. If you are not on our mailing list and wish to be, please
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Executive Board 2011-2012
President: Torie Grover
Vice President: Megan Norby & Jonathan Lanthier
Secretary/Webmaster: James Bychinski
Treasurer: Jennifer VanVilet
Advertising/Social Chair: Lindsay Helmila
Volunteer Coordinator: Scott Pearson
Advisors: Peter Haeg and Sara Lofstrom
Want to know more about this years elected board? MORE...
Questions or Comments
Contact James if you have any suggestions on helpful links, volunteer opportunites, or anything else you'd like to share or think should be added to the website.Thanks!
News Update!
The University of Minnesota is currently undergoing curriculum revision for the Pharm.D. program. As a way to help pre-pharmacy students better prepare for these revisions, applicants applying for admission for Fall 2012, will have a new list of prerequisites. Check out the U of M College of Pharmacy website for more information and a guide of approved courses!
There are PCAT PRACTICE BOOKS available for club members to check out to help study for the exam. Let Sara know if you would like to borrow one!
Involvement Opporunities
Health East
U of M Childrens Hospital
HCMC
Abbot Northwestern
U of M Medical Center, Faiview
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Muscular Dystrophy Association or contact Gina at gadolphson@mdausa.org
Center for Victims of Torture
If you have any ideas for a community involvement activity be sure to contact Scott
The University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy will soon require applicants to obtain a bachelor's degree before matriculation in to their program. PCAT exam info.
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