Temple University School of Pharmacy

Dean Madhavan is kind of a big deal.

APhA just released a fantastic video featuring Temple Pharmacy's very own Dean S. Suresh Madhavan, and it's a must-watch. Dean Madhavan has spent decades working alongside APhA to elevate the pharmacy profession, and this video captures why this work matters.

Watch it now!

From member to pharmacy leader. Suresh Madhavan's researcher member journey Join Suresh Madhavan as he shares his inspiring APhA member journey...

125 years of Temple Pharmacy means 125 years of heroes. As we continue celebrations for our 125th anniversary, we're still accepting nominations for our 125 Heroes Campaign.

Do you know a Temple Pharmacy alumnus, faculty member, student, or friend of the school who has made an extraordinary impact on the profession, their community, or the patients they serve? Nominate them at the link in the bio.

Congratulations to Dr. Siham Yousef Al-Qaradawi, professor chemistry at Qatar University and former TUSP Fulbright Visiting Scholar, who was recently honored by the Amir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, with the prestigious State Encouragement Award in Chemistry!

In 2010, Dr. Al-Qaradawi came to Temple University School of Pharmacy as a Fulbright Visiting Scholar, working alongside Dr. Magid Abou-Gharbia and the team at the Moulder Center for Drug Discovery Research. Her time here deepened a partnership between our school and Qatar University that continues to this day.

Congratulations, Dr. Al-Qaradawi — this honor is so well deserved! 👏

Temple Pharmacy faculty are heading to Chicago!

Drs. Magid Abou-Gharbia and Benjamin Blass will be teaching an in-person course at the American Chemical Society's National Meeting on August 22–23, covering the Multidisciplinary Fundamentals of Drug Discovery and Development.

Whether you're a student, researcher, or industry professional, this is a course you don't want to miss.

Details and registration at tinyurl.com/ACS-course-2026

.Through AMPATH, an international network of health centers dedicated to advancing health equity, Temple students and faculty are working side by side with healthcare educators, providers, and students from across the world on collaborative healthcare projects to improve patient care.

In Ghana, TUSP student Gabrielle Stuat worked with colleagues from Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University and University for Development Studies in Tamale to build pharmacy training programs that actually reflect local realities, not just textbook ideals.

"I'm going to be a better pharmacist because of this program," said Gabi. "I'll be able to support my patients in a better way."

Read more about their experience at pharmacy.temple.edu/news.

Congratulations to Gabi, Dr. Tina Tran, Dr. Zoe Maher, and all of the participants on this incredible work.

Today, we're officially launching a brand-new Graduate Certificate in Applied Health Outcomes and Artificial Intelligence, developed and led by the incredible Dr. Usha Sambamoorthi.

If you're interested in where real-world health data meets cutting-edge AI, this 12-credit, online program was made for you.

Link in bio for more info, or email Dr. Sambamoorthi at [email protected] to get started.

Teamwork that saves lives!

PharmD students from Temple Pharmacy joined nursing faculty and students from the Barnett College of Public Health for a cardiac arrest training simulation in Paley Hall's new simulation lab.

When healthcare providers train together, patients win.

Learn more at pharmacy.temple.edu/news

Last week we celebrated the conclusion of the Immigrant Health Education Training Series at our Honoring Partnerships in Immigrant Health reception.

The initiative, which kicked off in 2023, started with 14 community conversations and a landscape assessment of 50+ organizations serving immigrant populations in Philadelphia and grew into something remarkable: a Community Advisory Board of immigrant health community leaders, four education webinars co-designed with community voices, and 260+ healthcare providers, faculty, students, and staff trained on culturally responsive immigrant health care.

To every partner, advisor, and community leader who participated: thank you. Together we are building stronger, healthier, more inclusive communities for everyone in Philadelphia.

A Temple Pharmacy alum is helping bring a Temple-made discovery from the lab to the clinic and now to your dog's vet! 🐾🍒

Stella Vnook, PHR '00, leads Oral Biolife, the biotech company that licensed Ambrilux Dental Gel - a regenerative dental technology developed by researchers at Temple's Kornberg School of Dentistry. The gel is already available as a veterinary dental device for dogs, with human clinical applications in development.

innovation at its best.

Full story at pharmacy.temple.edu/news