Faculty and students from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy began American Pharmacists Month with a trip to Washington, DC, on Oct. 2 to celebrate and advocate for the pharmacy profession.
Faculty, student pharmacists, and Sarah L.J. Michel, PhD, dean and professor of pharmaceutical sciences, began the day at the American Pharmacists Association (APhA), which annually designates October as American Pharmacists Month to recognize pharmacists’ contributions to health care. They heard remarks from US Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra, toured APhA headquarters, and networked with pharmacy leaders.
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