Office of Pharmacy Student Services

October 5, 2020 Dear student pharmacists, the month of October is recognized as American Pharmacists Month. We celebrate the profession and its practitioners who diligently work each day to make quality, affordable, effective medication accessible and support the multidisciplinary health care teams that care for our communities. On October 12 we celebrate Women Pharmacists day and the role that women have in our profession and the vital role women have always held to ensure the wellbeing of our homes, communities and culture. During the week of October 18-24 it is Pharmacy Week as we recognize Pharmacists, Technicians and Interns. Please take a moment and reflect on what it means to be a pharmacy team member and all those that support your education. I ask that you also recognize the faculty and staff at the College that are not pharmacists but vital to your development through their sharing of knowledge.  Enjoy your month and do so by educating all those you come in contact with as to what role a pharmacist has in managing and maintaining health which includes the health of our communities. Please stay well and keep in touch by emailing me at rolly.kalirai@tu.edu Should you need Confidential counselling, it is available at Student Counseling services http://studentservices.tu.edu/counseling/index.html  or call 707-638-5292 to be connected to the Counseling Office. You can choose Option 3 to speak with a live counselor 24-7. Dr. (Ranjit) Rolly Kali-Rai, MBA, PharmD, RPh Gender Pronouns He/Him/His Assistant Dean for Pharmacy Student Services Assistant Professor Social, Behavioral, Administrative Sciences College of Pharmacy Administrative Bldg 2, Room 116 1310 Club Drive Vallejo, California 94592 Email – Rolly.Kalirai@tu.edu Tel - (707) 638-5446   Malynda McGregor Administrative Coordinator College of Pharmacy Administrative Bldg 2, Room 117 Vallejo, California 94592 Email - malynda.mcgregor@tu.edu Fax - (707) 638-5959 Tel - (707) 638-5934

  

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY PUBLICATIONS & MATERIALS  

College of Pharmacy Important Dates (PDF) + 6-July-2020

College of Pharmacy PharmD Student Handbook, 2019-20 (PDF) + Addendum (PDF) + 27-May-2020

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Accreditation & Student Performance Data (PDF), 25-Aug-2020

Book list (PharmD) (PDF) +1-Sept-2020 

Curriculum Calendar (PharmD) 

• Class of 2024/P1 Fall 2020 curriculum calendar - v3 (PDF) +1-Sept-2020
• Class of 2023/P2 Fall 2020 curriculum calendar - v3 (PDF) +1-Sept-2020
• ** Changes between versions (PDF)

Electives, Didactic (PharmD) - (PDF), +11-August-2020

Grade Appeal Policy & Procedure v1, Approved by TUCA COP faculty, 6-Nov-19 (PDF) 

Laptop Requirements (PharmD)

Preparative Materials

Professional Attire vs. Unprofessional Attire (PDF)

Technical Standards (College of Pharmacy)

Student Event Forms

• 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

Student Performance Data & Accreditation Information (PDF)

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Resources (FDA)

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UNIVERSITY SUPPORT SERVICES

• Academic Support Services

Safe-Zone Advocacy and Support, Assessments of Study Process & Learning Styles, Peer Tutoring, Formulation of Study Plan, General Academic Writing Assistance, Memory Aids, Mindfulness Techniques, Self-Care Workshops, Stress Management/Burnout Prevention, Study Strategies, Test Taking Strategies, Time Management

• Career Development & Alumni Mentoring -
• • Center for Career & Professional Development
  • Alumni Mentoring Program

• Counseling

• Housing (off-campus information)

 

PHARMACY STUDENT SERVICES communique

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 (PDF) 

Aug 22, 2018 - COP Career & Residency Day (brochure)

Sept 7, 2018 - A Block Head's Guide to Block A (PDF) 

Sept 28, 2018 - You made it through your first block exams (PDF) 

Sept 28, 2018 - P1 Classroom Relocation Schedule (October 3-8, 2018) (PDF) 

Nov 5, 2018 - It is that wonderful time of year again (PDF) 

Nov, 20, 2018 - Thank you all for your dedication, persistence and growth (PDF)

Dec 3, 2018 - Well it is hard to believe but we are at the end of the semester (PDF)

Dec 18, 2018 - You did it! (PDF)

Jan 2, 2019 - Happy New Year and Welcome Back (PDF)

Jan 12, 2019 - National Pharmacist Day (PDF)

Jan 28, 2019 - As you finalize your studying this week please make it a point to remember to nurture yourselves (PDF)

February 25, 2019 - It's almost here, just hang in there, Spring Break 2019. (PDF)

May 28, 2019 - Well future pharmacists, you did it. (PDF)

July 3, 2019 - Welcome to our Pharmily (PDF)

August 14, 2019 - Welcome To The Fall 2019 Term (PDF)

  

Touro University California College of Pharmacy |  #pharmily  |  #wearetouro  |

 

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Non-Discrimination Policy

Touro University California does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including pregnancy or childbirth), gender identity or expression, marital status, disability, medical condition, genetic information, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, veteran status, or any other status characteristic protected by applicable laws in employment, or in admission, treatment or access to educational programs or activities.

To the extent provided by law, the university will reasonably accommodate qualified individuals with disabilities which meet the legal standards for documentation, whenever the individual is otherwise qualified to safely perform all essential functions of the position and meet the academic program technical standards.

This notice is given pursuant to the requirements of Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Clery Act of 1998.  For further information on notice of non-discrimination, visit http://wdcrobcolp01.ed.gov/CFAPPS/OCR/contactus.cfm for the address and phone number of the office that serves your area, or call 1-800-421-3481.

The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies.  Please note that contact information listed here is for discrimination inquiries only.  Please contact the Office of Admissions for admissions related inquiries.

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