Co-Curricular activities are those which complement student learning occurring in the Practice Ready Curriculum, or PRC. Co-curricular activities events like health fairs, community events, and outreach events are organized by HCOP student organizations.

The Co-Curriculum for HCOP focuses on advocacy, professionalism, leadership, and professional development. There are 24 PRC competencies assigned to the Co-Curriculum.  

Student pharmacists are introduced to the Co-Curriculum during orientation week and participate in Co-Curricular activities longitudinally throughout the P1-P4 years.  Assignments and activities will help student pharmacists develop their professional identity and soft skills so they will be able to work and interact well with others.  

Course management for Co-Curricular assignments is conducted in Canvas. Learn more about the Co-Curriculum on the Experiential Learning webpage.

Co-Curricular activities are those which complement student learning occurring in the Practice Ready Curriculum, or PRC. Co-curricular activities events like health fairs, community events, and outreach events are organized by HCOP student organizations.

The Co-Curriculum for HCOP focuses on advocacy, professionalism, leadership, and professional development. There are 24 PRC competencies assigned to the Co-Curriculum.  

Student pharmacists are introduced to the Co-Curriculum during orientation week and participate in Co-Curricular activities longitudinally throughout the P1-P4 years.  Assignments and activities will help student pharmacists develop their professional identity and soft skills so they will be able to work and interact well with others.  

Course management for Co-Curricular assignments is conducted in Canvas. Learn more about the Co-Curriculum on the Experiential Learning webpage.

Co-Curricular activities are those which complement student learning occurring in the Practice Ready Curriculum, or PRC. Co-curricular activities events like health fairs, community events, and outreach events are organized by HCOP student organizations.

The Co-Curriculum for HCOP focuses on advocacy, professionalism, leadership, and professional development. There are 24 PRC competencies assigned to the Co-Curriculum.  

Student pharmacists are introduced to the Co-Curriculum during orientation week and participate in Co-Curricular activities longitudinally throughout the P1-P4 years.  Assignments and activities will help student pharmacists develop their professional identity and soft skills so they will be able to work and interact well with others.  

Course management for Co-Curricular assignments is conducted in Canvas. Learn more about the Co-Curriculum on the Experiential Learning webpage.

Co-Curricular activities are those which complement student learning occurring in the Practice Ready Curriculum, or PRC. Co-curricular activities events like health fairs, community events, and outreach events are organized by HCOP student organizations.

The Co-Curriculum for HCOP focuses on advocacy, professionalism, leadership, and professional development. There are 24 PRC competencies assigned to the Co-Curriculum.  

Student pharmacists are introduced to the Co-Curriculum during orientation week and participate in Co-Curricular activities longitudinally throughout the P1-P4 years.  Assignments and activities will help student pharmacists develop their professional identity and soft skills so they will be able to work and interact well with others.  

Course management for Co-Curricular assignments is conducted in Canvas. Learn more about the Co-Curriculum on the Experiential Learning webpage.

Co-Curricular activities are those which complement student learning occurring in the Practice Ready Curriculum, or PRC. Co-curricular activities events like health fairs, community events, and outreach events are organized by HCOP student organizations.

The Co-Curriculum for HCOP focuses on advocacy, professionalism, leadership, and professional development. There are 24 PRC competencies assigned to the Co-Curriculum.  

Student pharmacists are introduced to the Co-Curriculum during orientation week and participate in Co-Curricular activities longitudinally throughout the P1-P4 years.  Assignments and activities will help student pharmacists develop their professional identity and soft skills so they will be able to work and interact well with others.  

Course management for Co-Curricular assignments is conducted in Canvas. Learn more about the Co-Curriculum on the Experiential Learning webpage.

Co-Curricular activities are those which complement student learning occurring in the Practice Ready Curriculum, or PRC. Co-curricular activities events like health fairs, community events, and outreach events are organized by HCOP student organizations.

The Co-Curriculum for HCOP focuses on advocacy, professionalism, leadership, and professional development. There are 24 PRC competencies assigned to the Co-Curriculum.  

Student pharmacists are introduced to the Co-Curriculum during orientation week and participate in Co-Curricular activities longitudinally throughout the P1-P4 years.  Assignments and activities will help student pharmacists develop their professional identity and soft skills so they will be able to work and interact well with others.  

Course management for Co-Curricular assignments is conducted in Canvas. Learn more about the Co-Curriculum on the Experiential Learning webpage.