The Graduate Student Professional Development Award in Pharmaceutical Sciences supports student participation in opportunities that encourage educational and career growth.

The Faculty’s research areas are wide-ranging, from basic and applied research to clinical studies and pharmacy practice research. As a result, so are the opportunities to engage in activities such as conferences, which are core to the graduate experience and help students build networks within their research field.

By giving to support professional development opportunities, you are enabling our future leaders in research to develop their skills, connect with future collaborators, and discover more about the impact of their research.

Challenges

The Graduate Student Professional Development Award Double Match - Challenge Unlocked
All gifts to the Graduate Student Professional Development Award in Pharmaceutical Sciences on April 5 will be double-matched by alum Dr. Elizabeth Kwong, up to a total of $1,500.

The Graduate Student Professional Development Award Donor Challenge - Challenge Unlocked
When 10 donors give to the Graduate Student Professional Development Award in Pharmaceutical Sciences on April 5, a gift of $1,500 from Professor and Dean Emeritus John McNeill and Mrs. Sharon McNeill will be unlocked.

The Graduate Student Professional Development Award Alumni Challenge - Challenge Unlocked
When five alumni give to the Graduate Student Professional Development Award in Pharmaceutical Sciences on April 5, a gift of $1,000 from Professor and Associate Dean Thomas Chang will be unlocked.