Hello out there, blog readers! I’m Shirin, the Outreach and Recruitment Coordinator for the UCSF School of Pharmacy. I work with Joel and the rest of OSACA to reach out to prospective students and help them discover our PharmD program. You and I may have crossed paths at a School of Pharmacy outreach event, at a professional school fair, over email, or in one of the Medical Sciences campus elevators. But I’ve been itching to ring the doorbell here at Joel’s Admissions Blog and join the party. So knock, knock! Let me in!
I’m actually here to tell you about a GREAT upcoming opportunity. Here in OSACA we hit the road every now and then to connect with students a little farther out from San Francisco. Ever heard of Pharmacy Information Day? In March, we’re heading down to the UCSF center in Fresno, CA, and in April, we’ll pop up in Long Beach, CA, for a day-long bonanza of pharmacy career events. We even round out the tour with a final show here at home in San Francisco. So why is this important?
- Hear about UCSF from UCSF
- Find out more about careers in pharmacy and where they might lead
- Listen to practicing pharmacists from different backgrounds explain why and how they chose pharmacy for a career
- Listen to current UCSF pharmacy students share about their experience and goals
- Get a solid overview of the School of Pharmacy’s curriculum and learn why it’s unique
- Understand how to prepare a strong, competitive application
- Ask some knowledgeable people all the pharmacy school-related questions they want
- Hear directly from UCSF faculty members
- Determine whether or not the UCSF School of Pharmacy is the right program for them
This magical website has all the information you need: pharmacy.ucsf.edu/go/pharmd/programs. Or, you’re welcome to write me with any questions.
See you at the registration table!
Shirin
1 comment:
The May 22, 2010 Pharmacy Information Day was great. Although most of the information presented during the day is available on the UCSF School of Pharmacy website, it was valuable to be able to ask current and former students questions about their experiences. Some classes and workshops were being held concurrently with Pharmacy Information Day; consequently some facilities were unavailable to view in person. However, a virtual tour is available at the website.
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