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RX#04-11-14-2014Patient: PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE STUDENTSDOSAGE READ ONCE EVERY QUARTER FOR CLARITY, TWICE IF PRESCRIBED BY THE DEPARTMENT. IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST TALK TO AN ADVISOR.
SYMPTOMS READ IF YOU’RE FEELING OVERWHELMED, STRESSED, OR SLEEP DEPRIVED. THE SYMPTOMS LISTED ABOVE ARE THOSE CONSISTENT WITH “MIDTERM MADNESS”, A FEVER LIKE INFECTION, THAT LEFT UNTREATED MAY AFFECT ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE.
GENERIC MOTIVATION 150 MGQTY 1000NO REFILLS
scan me!-->
RX#04-11-14-2014 P. Anteater. M.d209 Steinhaus Hall, Build 502 Irvine, CA
Telephone No. 949-824-1991
For___________________________________
Date___________________
Age___________PharmSci Students N/A11/2014
Label
No Subsitiution
Signature__________________________________PeterAnteaterREPEAT 1 2 3 4 5 PRN NR
Page
STAFF
SPOTLIGHT!
Meet Dr. Sam Schriner!
Pharmacy School Edition
Univ. Cali, Irvine
Student Resources:
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INTERNSHIP RECRUITMENTThe purpose of this program is to give students a first-
hand experience in the field they are interested in pursuing as a career and determine if there is a proper fit between the requirements and career objectives. Students
will also have the opportunity to develop their professional work habits, improve their interpersonal
skills, and begin networking with working professionals to prepare for a smooth transition into full-time employment.
- Junior or Senior student standing
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.30
If you are placed in an internship, you MUST enroll in PharmSci 197. Information regarding enrollment in Pharm regarding enrollment in Pharm
Sci 197 will be provided after you have been accepted
into the program.
Complete and submit a program application and resume to the attention of Whitney Patapoff
at the front desk in theDepartment of Pharmaceutical Sciences- 209 Steinhaus Hall
You will receive notification You will receive notification via email regarding the status
of your application and information about your site
placement.
R E Q U I R E M E N T S & A P P L I C A T I O N
*
This year’s program is led by This year’s program is led by seniors Kristin Ignacio and Tiffa-ny Jomoc. For those interested in giving back and fostering future Pharm. Sci. freshman, opportuni-ties to apply to be a mentor will be available next year!
Mentors met their mentees at the Dean’s Welcome during Week 0 and had a chance to explore UCI’s Involvement Fair together. Addi-tionally, there have been mentor/-mentee mixers to provide a relaxed, fun environment for students to meet and bond.
Each student is matched with an upperclassman within the major to provide a friendly
resource as they navigate through their first year at UCI
Irvine.
Boasting approximately 120 mentees and 53 mentors this year, the Pharmaceutical Scienc-es Mentorship Program has had
a great start reaching out to new, incoming freshman students. The program is
continously expanding and this continously expanding and this year is no exception.
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PHARMACYPRE
UPCOMING EVENT
HOSTED BY PRE-PHARMACY SOCIETY
SPECIAL SPEAKER: DR. JENNIFER ADAMS
DATE:JANUARY 28, 2015
MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW
SCHRINERMEET DR. SAMSCHRINERMEET DR. SAM
Q. Tell us a bit about your
educational background.
A. I have a Ph. D in Genetics. I went to A. I have a Ph. D in Genetics. I went to
Colege at the University of Nebraska
where I studied Biochemistry. For grad
school, I went to the University of
Washington for Genetics. I then did a
post-doc with Doug Wallace in mitochon-
drial research for a year and a half.
When he took a job at UCI, he brought When he took a job at UCI, he brought
the lab with him.
Then, I started working with Dr. Jafari,
who discovered a plant that can extend
lifespan and slow aging. She wanted to
study its mechanism, so she was referred
to Doug, who referred her to me. I began
working with her full time in 2007.
Q. What is your field of interest?
A. Mainly, it is anti-aging. The big
question is “Why do we age, and can we
do anything about it?” To me, I think we
can. For example, a lobster can get
bigger and stronger as it gets older, so
clearly aging is something that doesn’t
have to happen. Calorie restriction is
something we have found that can slow something we have found that can slow
aging down. Things like cinnamon, rose
petals, and green tea can extend
lifespan. I look at the individual path-
ways and feed botanicals to flies and
observe them. We want to identify the
active molecule. I don’t see a reason
for aging, from a biochemical point of
view.
Q. What do you teach at UCI?
A. A few years ago at UCI, I began a
speech class when pharmacy schools
started to require it. I looked at dif-
ferent syllabi and took common themes to
form my class. For a final, students do
a science and medicine topic and present
it as if they are giving a mini seminar.
For physiology lab, it is more computer
based. But I have mixed feelings about
it because in order to get a good handle
on physiology, you have to work directly
with your hands. There are good advan-
tages to computer-based labs though.
Q. What kind of advice do you have
for students?
A. College is radically different from A. College is radically different from
high schol. You need to be responsible
for yourself. Study a little over a long
time rather than cramming the night
before. Read the syllabus! For research,
talk to the professor. When you go into
an interview, be sure to know what the
research is about. Don’t come in clueresearch is about. Don’t come in clue-
less. Once you get in, push yourself to
do something sufficient to be co-author
on a paper. Come back with information
and data the profesor can put on a
paper.
Take the chance to learn aboutone of the Pharmaceut icalScience’s researchers and lecturers .
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MYTH #5: IF I TAKE TIME OFF AFTER GRADUATING, I’LL LOOK WEAK TO PHARMACY SCHOOLSFALSE! TAKING TIME OFF CAN MAKE YOU APPEAR EVEN FALSE! TAKING TIME OFF CAN MAKE YOU APPEAR EVEN MORE WELL-ROUNDED AS STUDENTS WITH MORE LIFE EXPERIENCE OFTEN WORK BETTER WITH PATIENTS. TAKE THE TIME TO STRENGTHEN YOUR APPLICATION THROUGH EXTRACURRICULARS OR VOLUNTEER WORK; HONE YOUR INTERPERSONAL SKILLS; AND TO BE YOUNG. MAKE YOUR BREAK MEANINGFUL AND DON’T BE AFRAID TO WAIT BEFORE APPLYING. BEFORE APPLYING.
MYTH #4: PHARMACY SCHOOLS WON’T LOOK AT ME IF I DON’T DO RESEARCH.
FALSE, WHAT PHARMACY SCHOOLS ARE REALLY FALSE, WHAT PHARMACY SCHOOLS ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR IS THAT YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE IN THE
FIELD AND THAT PHARMACY IS SOMETHING YOU’RE PASSIONATE ABOUT. VOLUNTEER AT A HOSPITAL, WORK AS A TECHNICIAN, TAKE UP A LEADERSHIP
ROLE IN A CAMPUS ORGANIZATION; ANYTHING THAT DISPLAYS THAT DEDICATION. RESEARCH IS NOT
MANDATORY, BUT IF YOU DO DECIDE TO PURSUE IT, MANDATORY, BUT IF YOU DO DECIDE TO PURSUE IT, MAKE SURE IT’S SOMETHING YOU’RE INTERESTED IN
AND GET INVOLVED!
MYTH #3: I HAVE TO BE A SCIENCE MAJOR TO APPLY TO PHARMACY SCHOOL
FALSE: AS LONG AS YOU FULFILL THE PREREQUISITE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INSTITUTION YOU’RE
APPLYING FOR, YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A BIOLOGY/-CHEM/OTHER SCIENCE MAJOR
MYTH #2: ALL PHARMACISTS DO IS DISPENSE DRUGS
THOUGH THAT STILL REMAINS AN IMPORTANT COMPONE-THOUGH THAT STILL REMAINS AN IMPORTANT COMPONE-NET, USUALLY TECHNICIANS ARE THE ONES FILLING
PRESCRIPTIONS. PHARMACISTS PROVICE A SECOND SET OF EYES, ACTING AS GUARDIANS FOR PATIENT SAFETY.
THEY ENSURE DOCTORS ARE PRESCRIBING MEDICA-TIONS CORRECTLY, COUNSEL PATIENTS ON DIRECTIONS
AND DRUG-DRUG INTERACTIONS, AND EVEN PROVIDE
MYTH #1: THERE’S NOT MUCH I CAN DO AS A PHARMACIST BESIDES WORKING IN A COMMUNITY PHARMACY.
FALSE! THE WONDERFUL THING ABOUT THE PHARMACY FIELD IS THE VERSATI-LITY IN CAREER OPTIONS. HERE’S A SMALL SAMPLE:
MYTH #6: THERE ARE PLENTY OF PHARMACISTS.DUE TO RECENT LEGISLATIVE CHANGES, WE’RE DUE TO RECENT LEGISLATIVE CHANGES, WE’RE EXPERIENCING A SHORTAGE OF HEALTH CARE PROVI-DERS. DESPITE THIS SHORTAGE, THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS WILL CONTINUE TO INCREASE SO THERE WILL BE A NEED FOR MORE PHARMACISTS. ADDITIONAL-LY, IT’S AN EXCITING TIME TO ENTER THE FIELD AS PHARMACISTS ARE FURTHER INTEGRATED INTO HEALTH CARE TEAMS THROUGH MEDICATION MANAGEMENT THERAPY.
PHARMACY EDITION
SPACE IS LIMITED! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
Participate in an informational web session to learn more about pharmacy school! These are web-based seminars that students can listen to through their computer- no need to show up anywhere, just log in! Be prepared to ask questions regarding ad-missions and program requirements for the following schools:
Ever find yourself needing a camera, laptop, or even a pesky USB for lab? Did you know you can just rent one from UCI?If you didn’t know that then your missing out on one the best student resources on campus! The Multimedia Resources Center (MCR), pictured to the left allows UCI students to rent multimedia equipment for a few hours and sometimes a few days (depending on the type of rental), and all students need is a an active UCINETid, a UCI ID card, and a valid offical photo ID (driver’s license, identification card, etc.). The MCR also has computer labs with both MAC and PC desktop computers, scanners, and there is even an electric keyboard on site for students to use. Listed below are some of the items avaliable to rent:
The MCR is located at the Ayala Science Library, and is the door to the right of the library entrance.
}Photography and Video
-DSLR/EOS cameras-USB webcams
-Audio recorders-Professional video cameras/
camcorders-Tripods
-Audio Headsets-Microphone/mic kits
48hr rental period*
*excluding Sony headphones}
}Laptops and Tablets
}-Macbook Pro&Air models-HP Elite Book Revolve
-Ipads (1st/4th gen), Ipad touch-USB Flash Drive
-USB media card reader-USB/Firewire Cables-Wacom Intuos Tablet
2hr rental period*
*excluding Waxom Intuos (48hr rental)
***For a complete list of rentable media visit :http://www.lib.uci.edu/services/mrc/mrc-equipment-lending-rules.html
Chapman UniveristySave time, and get your pharmacy school questions answered live with real admission counselors online!
when: November 14, 2014 from 3:00-4:00PM
How: Just sign up at: eee.uci.edu/signupsheet/chapman
Roadmap to Pharmacy School Webinar:
When:Where:
Need help in Chemistry?Alpha Chi Sigma is offering FREE tutoring in general chemisry AND organic chemistry this quarter! So stop by and get some help in those challenging topics :)
Every Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 2:00-4:00PM
Steinhaus Hall 231
NOTE: All Alpha Chi Sigma tutors have received an A- or better! So you’re in good hands! :)
