Pharmacy School Donors

Caitlin Loo

An active leader and engaged student, she serves as president-elect of ASHP and has helped manage PDC social media and community service initiatives. Through these experiences, she has developed strong leadership, time-management, and networking skills. This scholarship has helped ease her financial burden, allowing her to dedicate more time to her studies, professional development, and engagement with her peers. 

Chase Cochran

Drawn to the UW School of Pharmacy's close-knit environment and hands-on opportunites, Chase was able to pursue residency with a focus on ambulatory care and infectious disease, with the goal of serving rural and underserved communities as a pharmacist. The support from our donors has helped his professional growth and exploration of career opportunities.

Mia O'Neal

An enrolled member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe and member of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe, Mia grew up on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming. Inspired by the positive impact medication has had on her own family, she plans to with within an Indian Health Service clinic. With assistance from our donors, she has graduated as a pharmacist and plans to continue help improving health outcomes and expanding access to care for Native American communities. 

Lillian Guillion

Inspired to pursue pharmacy after witnessing the positive impact a UW pharmacist had on her grandmother's diabetes care. With support from our generous donors, Lillian plans to build a career in ambulatory care or hospital pharmacy.