10 Questions With… College of Pharmacy graduate student Antony Jozić and Gaurav Sahay, professor of pharmaceutical sciences, who together recently released a study on drug delivery and genetic therapy
The College of Pharmacy is one of two colleges at Oregon State University that only offers graduate and professional degrees, so undergraduates curious about pharmaceutical science can’t try out a course to determine whether they’re interested in pursuing further study.
Instead, students find their way in through research opportunities like the college’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program.
When Shayla Berrey receives her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from OSU this month, she’s embarking on a journey to do far more than simply fill prescriptions.
“Pharmacists are some of the most accessible health care professionals,” Berrey said. “We often work with doctors to find treatments that are both effective and within a patient’s budget, and we also check that medications are safe to take together and are the best choice for each person’s health needs.”
