Texas Pharmacy Association Academy of Student Pharmacists (TPA-ASP) Their goal was simple: to improve the quality of drugs and pharmaceutical services in Texas.
In May 1879, 18 pharmacists met in the backroom of a Dallas drug store and formed the Texas State Pharmaceutical Association. We’ve been the state’s leading advocate for pharmacy ever since. Today, TPA serves members practicing in all areas of pharmacy, including community, hospitals, long-term care facilities, education, manufacturing and distribution. We are the strongest voice speaking for all
05/27/2026
Join us in congratulating Caitlyn Lucore, our 2025-2026 TPA-ASP Chair, and Jacques Barker, 2025-2026 Chair-Elect!
We’re looking forward to an incredible year of innovation, advocacy, and growth in pharmacy under your leadership. 🥳
05/27/2026
Join us in congratulating Caitlyn Lucore, our 2026-2027 TPA-ASP Chair, and Jacques Barker, 2026-2027 Chair-Elect!
We’re looking forward to an incredible year of innovation, advocacy, and growth in pharmacy under your leadership. 🥳
05/12/2026
We’re so proud of the Class of 2026 for all their hard work, dedication, and passion in advocating for our profession. The journey was long, but the destination is worth it. Congratulations, Doctors of Pharmacy! 🥂📚
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05/01/2026
Join a TPA-ASP Committee for the 2026–2027 school year and help unite student pharmacists across Texas through advocacy, leadership, and collaboration.
Together, we can amplify our voices, support one another, and advocate for the future of pharmacy.
Your voice matters — come be part of the advancement of pharmacy♥️💊
04/25/2026
Congratulations to our 2025–2026 SPARx graduates! 🎉
This incredible group of student pharmacists across all TPA-ASP school chapters has successfully completed the Student Pharmacists Advocacy & Relations (SPARx) program!
This initiative was designed to strengthen advocacy skills, enhance public health impact, improve interdisciplinary communication, and deepen understanding of MTM and regulatory frameworks.
Through this program, these future pharmacists have not only expanded their knowledge, but also developed the skills needed to advocate for the profession and build meaningful relationships that will shape the future of healthcare.
We are proud of your dedication to advancing pharmacy practice and can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make. 👏
04/23/2026
Last, but certainly not least…A huge thank you to the incredible student leaders from the The University of Houston College of Pharmacy! Your hard work, dedication, and passion have made this year truly unforgettable. We are so grateful for your leadership and commitment to making a difference. Here’s to many more accomplishments together!
A special thank you to Alyssa Glass for her remarkable leadership as Chair for TPA-ASP. Your hard work and leadership is something that is truly remarkable. Under your guidance, we have seen incredible progress and growth in our initiatives, advocacy, and outreach. We appreciate the time, energy, and passion you brought to your roles within TPA-ASP.
04/21/2026
TPA-ASP Chair, Alyssa Glass, had the opportunity to speak with students at The University of Texas at Austin, College of Pharmacy about the critical role advocacy plays in advancing the pharmacy profession. She highlighted the importance of student involvement at both the state and local levels, and shared meaningful ways to get engaged with the Texas Pharmacy Association.
04/21/2026
New Month, New Newsletter!📰
Swipe to stay up to date with TPA-ASP, including our Graduation cords, membership offers and committee applications!♥️
04/21/2026
Myth or Truth!?
See if you can find the right answer before swiping to the next slide!
04/16/2026
This week highlights Food Allergy Awareness ⚠️ Food allergies can range from mild to life-threatening, so recognizing symptoms early is key. Avoid known allergens and use epinephrine when needed. Pharmacists play an important role in keeping patients safe and informed!