The University of Toledo

Get Involved

You can help the College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences and its students in many valuable ways. Serve as a preceptor for the next generation of pharmacists; serve on one of the boards and offer ideas; volunteer by encouraging classmates to attend Homecoming or reunion events; and support the college and its students financially. Without all of these efforts, we would not be able to offer students the high-quality education that the College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences provides.

Become a Preceptor

Ifyou would like to be personally involved in preparing future pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists for success, please consider becoming a preceptor. Preceptors are experts or specialists in their fields who give practical experience and training to pharmacy and pharmaceutical science students.

Tofind out more about becoming a preceptor for Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences students, contact:

Assistant Director of the BSPS Program,	Richard Montgomery, M.Ed.
	Phone: 419.530.5191
	Office: HEB 155H
	Email: richard.montgomery@utoledo.edu

To find out more about becoming a preceptor for PharmD students, contact:

Director of Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPEs)	Dr. Megan Kaun
	Phone: 419.383.1579
	Office: HEB 137E
	Email: megan.kaun@utoledo.edu

Help With an Event

Willing alumni are always needed to help plan and execute events and reunions. You can contact classmates, offer suggestions for what programs you’d like to see at Homecoming, host an alumni reception in your area, or even suggest your own idea for an event. Some ideas include family day at the ball park, networking session after work or getting a group together to volunteer at a local clinic. Contact Associate Vice President of Alumni Affairs, Dan Saevig, at daniel.saevig@utoledo.edu.

Let Pharmacy Campers Shadow You

Each summer, The College of Pharmacy hosts three sessions of Pharmacy Summer Camp to introduce students to the pharmacy and pharmaceutical science professions. The camp is open to high school juniors who demonstrate strong academic skills and an interest in pharmacy or the pharmaceutical sciences. Camp activities include field trips, pharmaceutical laboratory experiences, job shadowing, introduction to pharmacy curriculum and discussions about current topics in pharmacy.

Pharmacy and pharmaceutical science professionals are needed for one morning during each session of the camp.  Please consider helping motivated students get a glimpse of the possibilities of a career in pharmacy.  Professionals are needed in the Toledo area for the main campus camp and in the Cleveland area for the UT/Ursuline College Partnership camp.

For more information about the camp, please visit the Pharmacy Camp website or contact Laurel Seewer, Camp Coordinator, at laural.seewer@utoledo.edu.