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Facilities

Teaching & LearningFACILITIES

College of Pharmacy classrooms reflect an innovative design intended to foster student-centered learning, where students are actively engaged in their learning process. The large classrooms, with a capacity to seat up to 144 students, are designed with six three-leaf-shaped tables, each leaf can accommodate seating for a team of eight students.

State-of-the-art technology in each of the classrooms allows for easy facilitation of active learning and transition between individual team activities to class-wide sharing.

Large screens are strategically placed surrounding the classroom, in addition to the smaller screens at each leaf to provide multiple ergonomically comfortable viewing angles. The small screens placed at each leaf also serves to promote individual group activities by allowing customized input for each group. The podium console is placed at the center of the classrooms to minimize the physical distance between the instructor and all students.

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The first-year classroom is designed with a Skyfold wall that divides the class into two smaller classrooms, sound proofed, and each equipped with separate podium consoles, to facilitate the teaching strategies that need to be done when involving a smaller number of students. In addition to the three large classrooms, there are twenty individual breakout rooms that are utilized to facilitate activities or assessments that require students or student teams to be in private rooms. All of the breakout rooms are also equipped for direct audio and visual communication with each of the classrooms.

The University has an Office of Grants, Research and Contracts Administration, which is headed by Mr. Matthew Katz, MHA. Individual faculty research interests are found in the Faculty Profiles link. For more information on Research activities in the College of Pharmacy, please contact the Department of Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Sciences.