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2021 Impact report
The UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy Impact Report provides an update on initiatives and accomplishments in the areas of education, research, practice advancement, global experiences, and innovation.
Internal COVID-19 and DIversity, Equity and Inclusion messaging
A note to alumni at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy regarding the severity of COVID-19 and racial injustices occurring simultaneously across the country.
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Newsletter
Quarterly publication to stakeholders across the organization.
Pharmacy students, residents administer first COVID-19 vaccines in Chapel Hill, Hillsborough
Six UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy learners took part in a historic day, preparing and administering the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in Chapel Hill and Hillsborough on Dec. 15, 2020.
Internal Monthly Eshelman Insider Newsletter
Latest news from the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy.
Like a phoenix: Tega Cay teen soars after burn accident
Connor McKemey remembers the moment he first saw his new face.
He’d put a DVD in his laptop in the hospital room and, waiting for the movie to load, happened to glance into the dark, barely reflective screen.
He turned away and pushed his laptop aside.
Carolina Pharmacy eNews
Internal monthly newsletter to 5,000+ pharmacy alumni.
Bryant’s roots run deep
Angela Bryant stretched out in the back seat of a green Buick and read books while she waited on her mother to finish teaching grammar school.
“When the coast was clear, she would come get me… I think I terrorized all my babysitters,” Bryant laughs as she thinks of that moment in her childhood. “[There was] nothing I loved better than being with her.”
Bryant, 63, a North Carolina senator, grew up in the Little Raleigh neighborhood, just minutes from downtown Rocky Mount.
A young life in high gear
Beneath Friday night lights at Garinger High School, senior Elexus White fidgets with her multicolored rhinestone ring, waiting to hear who has won the vote for homecoming queen.
She links arms with her uncle, Jarrett Peake, who surprised her at the gates just before the game, arriving in time to be her escort. They have taken their place on the field with the rest of the homecoming court as halftime begins.