The Sustainable Pharmacy Project at VCU’s School of Pharmacy aims to shine a light on the environmental impact of pharmaceuticals. In the process of improving health and saving lives, healthcare providers generate a large amount of waste. Pharmaceuticals account for much of that waste: the chemicals used in laboratories and drug manufacturing, sharps, plastic pill bottles and unused medications, to name a few.

Pharmacy schools are finding creative ways to advocate for the COVID-19 vaccines and to fight falsehoods circulating online. While millions of vaccines are going into arms across the country to prevent the spread of COVID-19, a flurry of misinformation about vaccine efficacy and the disease itself also is spreading.

2019 Award Recipient

Denise H. Rhoney, Amanda H. Corbett, Sarah M. Anderson, Tom Angelo, Ian Hollis,
Kathryn A. Morbitzer, and Phil Rodgers
University of North Carolina
Master Adaptive Learning: Re-engineering Core Integrated Pharmacotherapy Curriculum for 21st Century Learning

Honorable Mention:

The Pharmacy Workforce Center, a nonprofit corporation comprised of nine national pharmacy professional organizations, financed the Pharmacy Aggregate Demand Index (ADI) and the Pharmacist Demand Indicator (PDI).  The ADI (which began in 1999) and the PDI (which was transitioned from the ADI in 2016) collected and disseminated data on the demand for pharmacists in the United States utilizing a panel of pharmacist employers.  In January 2019, the PDI was temporarily suspended due to inconsistency in the number of panelists participating in the survey which led to the inability to report results on a state-level.  The Pharmacy Demand Report (PDR) was developed to provide an enhanced measurement of pharmacist demand in the United States.  

Thank you for providing your feedback on the Pharmacy Demand Report (PDR). Your individual responses will be utilized to provide PWC with information to enhance the PDR and its online presence.

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Navigating Enrollment Management – Leadership in Turbulent Times

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Don't Panic! The Importance of Strategic Planning in Enrollment Management during Challenging Times

Professional Competency Areas for Student Affairs Educators

Diamonds in the Rough: Developing Enrollment Management Professionals for the Long-term in a High-pressure Environment