Webinars

Hosted by the Experiential Education Section

Student resilience and the ability to receive feedback are important areas of focus across pharmacy education, particularly as learners navigate changes in their learning environments and

Hosted by Juno

The elimination of Grad PLUS loans in July 2026 will fundamentally change how pharmacy students finance their education. With federal borrowing capped at $50,000 per year, most students at programs exceeding this threshold

Hosted by the Social and Administrative Sciences Section

This webinar will help prepare participants for a career in academia. The webinar will explore how to prepare a resume/CV and how to write a research statement. In addition

Hosted by the Global Education SIG

This webinar will highlight innovative global education initiatives at colleges and schools of pharmacy, presenting diverse institutional approaches to international engagement while sharing practical

Hosted by the History of Pharmacy SIG

This webinar is being given by AIHP Executive Director Lucas Richert. In this webinar, Dr. Richert will discuss the American Institute for the History of Pharmacy and the resources they provide. In going

Hosted by the Women Faculty SIG

Pharmacy faculty often juggle multiple roles simultaneously. This session would provide concrete strategies for prioritizing responsibilities across teaching, clinical service, scholarship, advising, and

Hosted by the Pharmacy Practice Section

Clinical academia APPE rotations offer student pharmacists a unique opportunity to combine direct patient care with teaching and academic responsibilities during the final professional year. This

Hosted by the Health Disparities and Cultural Competence SIG

This webinar explores the institutional, curricular, and structural factors that influence how social and cultural concepts are integrated into pharmacy education. Participants

Hosted by the Leadership Development SIG

Leadership in academic institutions extends beyond formal titles or positional authority; it is a shared responsibility cultivated through everyday influence and actions. In response to rising faculty

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

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 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