Leadership in Enrollment Management

2021 Admissions Workshop

Colleges and schools of pharmacy must foster strategic leadership at all levels of enrollment management to effectively respond to increasingly competitive and uncertain conditions that impact student recruitment and retention. Enrollment management is an organizational approach to student success that is inclusive of multiple administrative functions, including recruitment, admissions, student services, academic support programs, strategic planning, financial aid, and alumni relations.  

This session focuses on strategies to identify key anatomical parts and functions of the brain that play a significant role in how we function and organize (pre-frontal cortex), manage stress and emotional regulation (amygdala), develop trust, connection, and empathy (mirror neurons), and analyze/synthesize conflicting information and manage cognitive dissonance (anterior cingulate cortex).

In this webinar, three faculty members will provide an overview of how they have adapted pharmacogenomics education for the online environment. They will share lessons learned, challenges encountered, and innovative practices that emerged from teaching pharmacogenomics virtually.

Join us for this informative webinar where we answer your questions on all things ALFP! Attendees will learn about ALFP from the following perspectives: fellow, program alumni, dean mentor, and leadership facilitator. 

Many pharmacy programs offer pathways or tracks within their didactic curriculum. This webinar is intended to give some insight into these student options, and the professional outcomes for the student participants. 

Attendees will leave with systemic strategies for the design and implementation of active learning customizable to their home institution.

The inaugural winners of the “Biological Sciences Excellence in Teaching Award” will describe their innovative teaching approaches focused on a city-wide science festival and a Comprehensive Reinforcement (CoRe) process for didactic courses. The presentations will be designed to offer tips on how to adopt similar approaches in other locations. 

This webinar will discuss how graduate students (PhD/MS) in pharmaceutical sciences can cope with life changes and life transitions during uncertain times.

This session will compare two Big Ten Schools’ approaches and experiences with remote remediation. The goal is to stimulate good discussion and to share best practices.

This dynamic webinar will explore the science and real-world applicability of simultaneous multidrug analysis to minimize the risk of adverse drug events and improve quality of care.