College of Pharmacy Departments
The Department of Medicinal and Biological Chemistry consists of 16 faculty members with a variety of research interests ranging from design and synthesis of drugs directed toward neurotransmitter receptors to the development of novel therapeutics for cancer and AIDS. The department is equipped with state-of-the-art computer-assisted instrumentation, including facilities for organic chemical and macromolecular analysis, molecular graphics, and radiochemical imaging. These facilities are available for use by all students involved in graduate research.
Department of Medicinal & Biological Chemistry
419.530.2902
Dr. Marcia McInerney, Chair
The Department of Pharmacology seeks to integrate both basic and applied research in the pharmaceutical sciences into the academic programs in order to provide students with the information they need to be successful in the challenging fields of pharmacy and the pharmaceutical industry. The department offers degree programs in the pharmaceutical sciences at the baccalaureate and graduate level and contributes to the training of students in the Pharm.D. program. Departmental courses cover a broad range of disciplines, including pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutics and epidemiology. The department's faculty have research interests in toxicology, pharmacokinetics, biopharmaceutics, neurochemistry, molecular pharmacology, gene therapy, drug metabolism and pharmacoepidemiology.
Department of Pharmacology
419.530.1910
Dr. William S. Messer, Chair
The Department of Pharmacy Practice includes faculty in the divisions of clinical pharmacy, industrial pharmacy and pharmaceutics, and social and administrative pharmacy. The faculty of the department represents a diverse group of interests and activities that lead to the accomplishment of mission of the College and University in each of the division disciplines. In addition, over 200 community-based faculty assist the college in the teaching mission by providing training sites. The Department of Pharmacy Practice is responsible for the "professionalization" of pharmacy students.
Pharmacy Health Care Administration
The Pharmacy Health Care Administration division facilitates inter- and intra-departmental, institutional, industrial and personal collaborations in research that will expand the knowledge within science and foster cooperation between institutions.
Department of Pharmacy Practice
419.530.1921
Dr. Steven J. Martin, Chair
