Purdue University’s colleges of Health and Human Sciences and Pharmacy are taking giant leaps in advancing collaborative, innovative learning for health care professionals in Indiana through a new, modern facility at the corner of Mitch Daniels Boulevard and Russell Street.
The Purdue University College of Pharmacy has received a $20 million commitment from alumnus Marcel Sassola III to establish a new leadership academy that will expand the college’s offerings and prepare a new pipeline of pharmacy graduates to innovate and lead in an ever-changing health care landscape.
As one of the main tracks at this year’s Pittcon, researchers will outline several studies that have analyzed and characterized cannabis and psychoactive substances.
The search committee for Purdue University’s next provost has announced the selection of three finalists who will hold open forums on campus in early December.