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UW School of Pharmacy Lab Implements Safe In-Person Student Learning
he University of Wyoming’s School of Pharmacy is now fully immersed in on-campus learning for students as part of UW’s Phase 3 reopening process.
In addition to standard safety procedures adhered to in all pharmacy labs, in-person learning is conducted under UW’s guidelines for COVID-19 safety.
Baskaran “Baski” Thyagarajan, an associate professor of pharmaceutics and neuroscience, and his class of first-year pharmacy students have demonstrated how safety procedures for students can be followed in a confined laboratory.
The Pharmaceutical Care Learning Center (PCLC) is located on the third floor of the School of Pharmacy wing in the UW College of Health Sciences.
At left, Shelby Oroo, a first-year University of Wyoming pharmacy student from Fayetteville, Ark., measures liquid as part of an interformulation conversion learning activity in the UW School of Pharmacy’s Pharmaceutical Care Learning Center.
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UW College of Health Sciences Educators Honored as Wyoming Women of Influence
Two University of Wyoming College of Health Sciences educators have been honored as 2020 Wyoming Women of Influence by the Wyoming Business Report.
Dr. Beth Robitaille, pictured on the left, a physician and chief medical officer with the Educational Health Center of Wyoming (EHCW), and Laura Capasso, a behavioral scientist and an assistant lecturer in the Family Medicine Residency Program in Cheyenne, were among nominees in 15 separate categories selected by the publication, which has honored influential women across Wyoming since 2013.
Robitaille received her award in the health care category and Capasso in education.
Two other UW faculty members also were nominated: Merav Ben-David, a zoology and physiology professor, in the education category; and Linda Thunstrom, an economics associate professor, in the government and economic development category.
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