Western New England University's Epsilon Iota chapter of the Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society celebrated the induction of nine outstanding members from the PY3 Pharmacy Class. The ceremony at Munich Haus in Chicopee, MA, emphasized the society's dedication to promoting pharmaceutical sciences and fostering fellowship among pharmacy students.
Western New England University Doctor of Occupational Therapy students are enhancing the lives of young participants in the Aqua Buddies program, a collaboration with the Center for Human Development. These students provide aquatic therapy, fostering connections and therapeutic play, while gaining valuable learning experiences themselves.
WNE graduate Kelsey Fitzhugh OTD ’21 has been awarded the prestigious Hand Therapy Fellowship at NYU. This 12-month program in New York City equips her to treat a variety of hand and upper extremity conditions while preparing for the Certified Hand Therapy (CHT) examination.
A delegation of Western New England University (WNE) students and faculty participated in the American Occupational Therapy Association's (AOTA) Hill Day in Washington, D.C. This event allowed them to advocate for occupational therapy, discuss key healthcare issues, and meet with congressional representatives.
Dr. Parsons' innovative diabetes research, focusing on diabetes distress and pharmacist-led interventions, earns her the prestigious 2023 ADCES Research Award, showcasing Western New England University's commitment to impactful and empathetic research.
Dr. Daniel Kennedy's outstanding contributions to pharmacy education take center stage as he completes his term on the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy's Academic Affairs Committee. Dr. Kennedy played a key role in overhauling and consolidating the pharmacy COEPA (Curricular Outcomes and Entrustable Professional Activities) document, a foundational professional standard. His work underscores Western New England University's commitment to innovative teaching and its impact on shaping the pharmacy landscape.
Western New England University's Department of Occupational Therapy hosts CarFit, a 12-step vehicle check event to enhance driving safety and comfort, particularly for senior citizens. Trained technicians will provide personalized attention and guidance during the event.
The College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences at WNE honored high-achieving students for their academic excellence and contributions to their fields.
Western New England University's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences announces the Golden Bear Summer Camp, offering high school students hands-on experiences to explore careers in pharmacy and occupational therapy.
Eleven students from Western New England University were inducted into the Phi Lambda Sigma National Honor Society, recognizing their dedication to pharmacy leadership and fostering further leadership development.
Bear Paw Center at WNE, operated by OTD students, set to offer comprehensive OT services to pediatric clients, prioritizing community partnership and accessibility.
WNE College of Pharmacy celebrates a successful match rate with 81.8% matched to PGY1 and 100% to PGY2 programs.
Western New England University congratulates Professor Sheralee Tershner for being recognized as one of 10 Fearless Women by the Springfield Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Tershner is applauded for her contributions to neuroscience education and advocating for underrepresented students in sciences.
Kathryn Grant, a PharmD student at WNE, awarded prestigious Student Registration Grant to attend American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists' annual meeting.
Western New England University's OTD program celebrates a 90% pass rate on the 2022 NBCOT exam, showcasing the program's commitment to excellence in occupational therapy education.
Western New England University's Dr. Melissa Mattison secures a $50,000 grant to educate healthcare professionals and communities about naloxone's life-saving effects in opioid overdose cases.
New research from Western New England University reveals that financial stability and prestige are key motivating factors for individuals pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree.
Researchers at Western New England University find that consuming grapes boosts skin's UV resistance, offering potential skin protection against sunburn.
Dr. Charles Caley, Chair of Pharmacy Practice at Western New England University, receives the 2023 Judith J. Saklad Memorial Award for his distinguished contributions to psychiatric pharmacy.
Studies led by Dr. Pezzuto at WNE reveal that dietary grapes alter gene expression, preventing fatty liver, boosting antioxidant genes, and extending mice lifespan.
WNE's Department of Occupational Therapy hosts CarFit, providing free vehicle checks for seniors to optimize safety and comfort while driving.
Western New England University's Dr. Kam Capoccia is recognized for her outstanding work in diabetes care and education, earning the prestigious Massachusetts Diabetes Care Specialist of the Year Award.
Alpha Zeta Omega Professional Pharmaceutical Fraternity celebrates its 1st annual induction ceremony, welcoming eight new members at WNE University.
WNE's PSGA hosts the inaugural Young Alumni Awards event to acknowledge the successes of outstanding College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences alumni. Six recipients were recognized for their achievements.
