UNT Health College of Pharmacy & Health Professions

10/28/2026

Please join us in congratulating Fatuma Nalubega on her award to participate in the Doctoral Scholars in Cancer Research (DSCR) Program. This Program is part of the UNT Health Cancer Research Scholars Program, supported by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT).

She will receive a stipend of $30,000 annually from October 1, 2026, through August 30, 2027. Renewal for the second year is contingent on satisfactory performance and participation in the program activities. An additional $4,000 annually will cover tuition during her participation in the program.

Congratulations on your great accomplishment, Fatuma!🎉 👏

10/20/2026

Today we celebrate pharmacy technicians! 🎉💊

On National Pharmacy Technician Day, we’re especially proud to recognize the pharmacy technicians within our College of Pharmacy and Health Professions, including our incredible faculty, staff and students.

On that note, we’re proud of the success of our Pharmacy Technician course and the future pharmacy professionals it’s helping prepare. To date more than 200 students have enrolled in the program since its launch in 2024, 72 have completed the course and 25 have become certified pharmacy technicians. Congratulations!!!

10/16/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 College of Pharmacy and Health Professions Showcase Event award winners and to everyone who presented a poster and shared their outstanding work! 🎉 👏

A special thank you to our poster competition judges, to the mentors who supported our presenters along the way and to everyone who attended, encouraged our participants and helped make this year’s showcase event another successful celebration. See you next year!

👉 Meet this year’s showcase event winners and get a glimpse into the exciting research behind their award-winning presentations in the images.

10/09/2026

Happy National Student Pharmacists Day! 🥼💊

Today we celebrate the next generation of healthcare leaders. From contributing to groundbreaking research, mastering complex pharmacology, to providing patient care on rotation, thank you to all the student pharmacists shaping the future of medicine and patient health. Your hard work today builds a healthier tomorrow!👏

09/30/2026

CPHP students kicked-off Pharmacy and Physical Therapy month this week with a bobalicious treat! 🧋🙂 ✨

From milky to fruit flavored bobas, everyone got to enjoy a refreshing afternoon pick-me-up as they took a break from their busy day, marking the start of an activity and celebration filled month honoring our amazing health professions. October is always one to remember and at CPHP we're ready for it! 🙌 🗓️ 🎉

09/23/2026

From the classroom to the pharmacy counter, compounding skills matter. Build confidence, strengthen your technique and gain practical hands-on experience through our Non-Sterile Pharmacy Compounding Microcredential. 🥼 💊

Enrollment is now open for Fall 2026. Spots are limited.

REGISTER NOW: 👉 https://tinyurl.com/nscompounding2026

09/11/2026

We're still celebrating this unforgettable day for our college! From the moment they donned their white coats, our pharmacy, physical therapy and clinical nutrition students embraced a tradition that represents dedication to patient care and lifelong learning. Congratulations to every student who crossed this milestone two weeks ago.

Here's to the journey ahead! ✨

08/26/2026

The College of Pharmacy and Health Professions recently gathered for a faculty and staff retreat, celebrating not only the growth of the college but also its evolution into a more comprehensive and collaborative academic community.

Read more 👉 https://www.unthealth.edu/newsroom/story/cphp_retreat.html?utm_source=daily_news&utm_medium=email

08/21/2026

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Megan Wesling, Chair and Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacotherapy at the College of Pharmacy and Health Professions, on her recent peer-reviewed publication, Updates in Therapeutics 2026: Pharmacotherapy Preparatory Review and Recertification Course, 2026 Edition, published by the American College of Clinical Pharmacy.

Dr. Wesling’s contribution to this important resource reflects her expertise, dedication to advancing pharmacy education, and commitment to supporting the continued professional development of pharmacists nationwide.👏🥼

08/20/2026

It is an honor to partner with the Center for Transforming Lives for the life-changing work of creating access to education. Through this workforce development program, we're offering the Pharmacy Technician Preparation Course. For these strong, resilient learners, this is not only a pathway to a meaningful career in healthcare but also a pathway to building a healthy quality of life for themselves and their children.
We want to thank our UNT Health Fort Worth colleagues who masterfully designed this course to help people confidently join a workforce that makes it possible for pharmacies to be a vital healthcare touchpoint in our communities: course creator and College of Pharmacy and Health Professions professor Jennifer Taylor Fix, instructional designers Leila Mahmoudi and Marcus Taylor, senior instructional media specialist Adam Van Fossen, and instructional media specialists Nicholas Alexander, Casey Moore and Edward Hillers.

A new set of workforce training pilots from Center for Transforming Lives is creating fast, practical pathways into high-demand careers for single mothers in Tarrant County. Launched in partnership with UNT Health Fort Worth and CLC, Inc. - Training & Employment Services, the programs combine short-term certification with free child care, transportation access and volunteer tutors. The initiative is designed to help participants quickly secure employment earning approximately $45,000 annually, with the potential to grow into long-term careers.

“Without child care or reliable transportation, it’s nearly impossible for a single mother to get the credentials she needs to build a secure career,” said Carol Klocek, CEO of Center for Transforming Lives. “By working with community partners like UNT Health and CLC, Inc., we’re able to create a path to a living wage, while also helping meet the need for trained workers in Tarrant County.”

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