Professor Keith Pardee of the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is one of two faculty members honoured with a 2021 Early Career Supervision Award from the University of Toronto.

Eustace Orleans-Lindsay is a manager at the Loblaw pharmacy in the Real Canadian Superstore in Simcoe, where he also volunteers as a community leader and health advocate for seasonal agricultural workers.

Jamie Kellar has been recognized with a President’s Teaching Award from the University of Toronto, the highest honour for teaching that the University bestows.

Andrew Toye Ojo, a recent PhD graduate from U of T’s Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, is impacting patient care with his advanced knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences and a career in health care consulting.

2021 PharmD for Pharmacists grad Donna Rahmatian says the program helped her build important research skills she plans to use in future clinical practice.

Following graduation, PharmD graduate Tiera-Marie Colonna plans to continue in a career in industry, while still practising part-time in community pharmacy to maintain her direct connection to patient care.

Congratulations to our Fourth Year Honours graduates and Award recipients for the 2020-2021 year!

PharmaPride co-presidents Adrian de Boer and Al-amin Ahamed discuss the importance of the student-led LGBTQ+ club, and the steps they are taking to increase awareness of queer and LGBTQ+ community values at the faculty.

Timothy Yu has received the Faculty’s 2021 Industrial Pharmacy Residency Program Award recognizing his leadership, initiative and high-quality research project.

Student led Pharmacy Awareness of Indigenous Health (PAIH) centres on awareness of health care barriers and cultural competency.

The Collaborative Specialization in Next-Generation Precision Medicine opened for enrolment this week and will offer courses this fall at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Arts & Science and the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering.

Stéphane Angers’ lab and collaborators develop an antibody drug that can restore function of blood-retina barrier