1-August-2018.  Janessa Cariaga, COP Student President/PharmD candidate Class of 2021 - Introduction to Student Life. COP Orientation.  Photo courtesy - Bridget Canfield

Welcome to Pharmacy Student Services

August 28, 2018 Well future pharmacists, you made it through your first block exams. For some of you it was a new and unnerving experience. Each of you had your own experience and I would love to hear about it. Was it what you thought it would be? Did you surprise yourself on how you did? What can you do differently and what will you do? Well let’s talk about it, send me an email or drop on by, I want to hear what you have to share.  Rolly.Kalirai@tu.edu What you feel matters to me and the school, and it will help formulate more positive experiences for the exams to come. In the days ahead you will have a time to meet with faculty to discuss your feelings at a student town hall meeting please keep posted on the dates and locations. Before the town hall meeting you may be contacted by Donna or I from Student Services. We will be reaching out to some of you specifically regarding your performance on the exams and how we can assist you and connect you to resources available on campus to ensure your success. Your participation is key for your success. If you would like to meet with us and do not get a special email to do so, please see us anyway. We are here to serve you.  Please remember that we are on this journey together.  Dr. Rolly Kali-Rai Rolly (Ranjit) Kali-Rai MBA, PharmD Assistant Dean for Pharmacy Student Services Assistant Professor Social, Behavioral, Administrative Sciences College of Pharmacy Room 116 Email – Rolly.Kalirai@tu.edu Tel - (707) 638-5446   Donna Lago Administrative Coordinator Pharmacy Student Services Email - Donna.Lago@tu.edu Tel - (707) 638-5934

Quick Links

• Academic Support Services
  • Efficient Learning (student-centric blog)
• Accreditation & Student Performance Data (PDF), Updated 11-October-2018
• Book list (PharmD), 2018-19 <-- forthcoming
• Bookstore (online)
• Bursar's Office
• CALENDARS & COLLEGE OF PHARMACY EVENTS
  • Campus Calendar
  • Curriculum (PharmD) Calendar v3, 2018-19,+29-Aug-18
    • Changes noted between versions (PDF)
    • P1 & P2 curriculum calendar (XLS)
    • P1 curriculum calendar (PDF/printer friendly)
    • P2 curriculum calendar (PDF/printer friendly)
  • Exam Schedule (v3) (PharmD), 2018-19, (PDF), +20-July-18
  • Mandatory Career & Residency Day 2018 (P1/P2/P3/P4), (PDF) +23-July-18
  • Master Calendar (PDF)
• Canvas
• Career Development & Alumni Mentoring -
  • Center for Career & Professional Development
  • Alumni Mentoring Program
• Commencement
• Counseling
• Dining & Catering Services
• Electives, Didactic (PharmD) - (PDF), Updated 01/08/18
• Emergency Notification System (GetRave)
• E*value (PharmD), 2018-19
• Exam Schedule (PharmD), 2018-19, (PDF), Updated 06/18/18
• ExamSoft portal (PharmD), 2018-19
• Facilities
• Faculty & Staff Directory, 2017-18, (PDF), Updated 12/07/17
• FDA Resources

  • FDA Drug Info Rounds Videos. Drug Info Rounds is a series of training videos for practicing clinical and community pharmacists. Drug Info Rounds is brought to you by pharmacists in the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), Office of Communications (OCOMM), Division of Drug Information (DDI). Pharmacists in DDI answer hundreds of questions everyday about drug products and FDA actions. Click here to access

    FDA Overview of Biosimilar Products.  http://fdabiosimilars.e-paga.com/

• Financial Aid
• Grievance Policy
• Housing (off-campus information)
• Information Technology Department
  • Library Annex, Room 104.  
  • Tel: (707) 638-5424
  • Email - servicedesk@tu.edu
• Laptop Requirements (PharmD), 2018-19
• Library
• Locker Registration
• Lost and Found (Facilities Dept)
• Parking Policy
• PHARMACY STUDENT SERVICES
  • Communique from the Office of Pharmacy Student Services
    • July 5, 2018 - Welcome to our Pharmily (PDF)
    • July 23, 2018 - Mandatory Career and Residency Day (PDF)
    • July 27, 2018 - Dear Class of 2022 (PDF)
      • Professional Attire vs. Unprofessional Attire (PDF)
    • Aug 3, 2018 - Thank you for your attention & participation as we completed the College of Pharmacy Orientation (PDF)
    • Aug 6, 2018 - Dear Class of 2021 - Welcome Back, SGD Groups, IT issues (PDF)
    • Aug 9, 2018 - Welcome to the Fall 2018 Session (PDF)
    • Aug 16, 2018 - White Coat Ceremony Rehearsal & Ceremony Agenda (PDF) 
    • Aug 20, 2018 - Best & Worst Study Strategies presentation 
    • Aug 22, 2018 - COP Career & Residency Day (brochure)
    • Sept 7, 2018 - A Block Head's Guide to Block A  
    • Sept 28, 2018 - You made it through your first block exams 
    • Sept 28, 2018 - P1 Classroom Relocation Schedule (October 3-8, 2018)  
• ORIENTATION MATERIALS (COP) - Class of 2022

  • ORIENTATION SCHEDULE (August 1-3, 2018)

    •  PharmD/Class of 2022 Orientation Schedule  Updated 30-July-18
  • INTERN LICENSE
    • Instructions (DOC)
    • Intern Application Packet 

  • PREPARATIVE MATERIALS, 

    • Biological & Pharmaceutical Sciences 
    • Medical Abbreviations
    • Top Drugs (XLS) - Updated 5-April-2018
• PUBLICATIONS
  • College of Pharmacy Catalog (PDF)
  • College of Pharmacy Student Handbook (PDF), Updated 5-June-2018
  • Professional Attire vs. Unprofessional Attire (PDF)
• Registrar's Office
• Scholarships (Pharmacy)
  • Scholarships for Incoming Students - Class of 2022 (PDF)
• Social Networking 
• Dean Rae Matsumoto (Facebook)
• Touro COP Connect (Facebook)
• Academic Support (Facebook)
• Flickr group
• Touro CA Free & For Sale (Facebook)
• Student Government Association (SGA)
• Student Health Center
• Student Performance Data & Accreditation Information (PDF), Updated 02/26/18
• Student (Pharmacy) Organizations
  • Student Event Checklist (PDF) - Updated 7/9/2018
  • Extracurricular Activity Request Form (PDF)
  • Funds Reimbursement Guidelines (PDF) - Updated 4/6/2017
  • Event Evaluation Form (PDF) - Updated 7/9/2018
  • Brand Standard Logos
• Technical Standards (College of Pharmacy)
• TouroONE portal
• Work Study

Touro University California College of Pharmacy Student Life - A photo essay

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