Past Webinars

Hosted by the Council of Faculties

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming teaching and assessment in health professions education, creating new opportunities for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). This webinar

As the first 7000 pages of the year were reviewed, the AJPE editors documented their observations and decisions. During this session, we will share those observations with the goal of aiding future scholarly submissions to the journal.

Hosted by the Substance Use Disorder SIG

Faculty careers in pharmacy are often shaped by deeply held values, formative experiences, mentorship, and a sustained commitment to service. This webinar will explore professional identity formation

Teaching Health Equity and Cultural Humility in Uncertain Times: Practical Teaching Strategies for Navigating Evolving Educational and Institutional Environments

Hosted by the Health Disparities and Cultural Competence SIG

Pharmacy educators

Hosted by the Drug Information and Library Science Section

The practice of pharmacy continually evolves with advancing technology, yet the core skills of drug information and literature evaluation remain essential. To ensure our graduates

Hosted by the Well-Being and Resiliency Community

What teaching mistakes have you noticed as a learner or instructor? Great teachers learn and grow from their mistakes, whether made on a small scale with individual conversations, or on a

Hosted by AACP Staff

This webinar explores current PharmD applicant trends and behaviors, helping participants interpret key data and translate insights into effective recruitment strategies. With a focus on partnerships with national

Hosted by the Laboratory Instructors SIG

This session will explore strategies for fully integrating the revised COEPAs into pharmacy skills laboratory curricula, with emphasis on assessments, rubrics, scaffolding of entrustable professional

Hosted by the Council of Faculties

We are honored to host pioneering third space researcher Celia Whitchurch, PhD, for a special discussion reflecting on her tenure of research exploring professionals who work in the in-between spaces of

Hosted by the Substance Use Disorder SIG

Showcases high-impact academic–community collaborations that promote interdisciplinary practice through the lens of substance use disorder (SUD) initiatives, drawing on innovative programs from the