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Student & Trainee Community (ST)

Description:
The Student & Trainee (ST) Community was established to support the professional development of students and trainees at all levels of their academic journey - undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral - and engage them with ASCPT. We are committed to empowering our community members to become future leaders in clinical pharmacology and translational science. Through our initiatives, we aim to inspire a lifelong passion for learning, research, and professional growth.

Goals:
  • Educational and Research Excellence:
    • Provide students with access to cutting-edge knowledge and research through workshops, webinars, and programming for the ASCPT Annual Meeting.
    • Facilitate opportunities for students to present their research, receive feedback, and gain recognition within the scientific community.
  • Professional Development:
    • Raise awareness about career opportunities in the field and support career readiness through soft skill building, networking sessions, and career fair events.
    • Offer mentorship programs connecting students/trainees with experienced professionals to guide their professional development.
  • Community Engagement:
    • Organize social events and build an inclusive community where members can share experiences, challenges, and successes with a sense of belonging and mutual support.
    • Foster collaboration with other ASCPT Networks and Communities through dedicated student/trainee liaisons.
ASCPT is proud to offer complimentary membership to qualified students and trainees! Join the ST Community today and elevate your academic and career journey with state-of-the-art knowledge and a supportive network of peers and mentors!
Join the LinkedIn group.
 
Past Webinars:
The webinars below can be accessed in the Members Only Webinar Library: Access Library
  • Writing Webinar Series Part II: Telling Scientific Story Through Data Visualization
  • To Consult or Not To Consult? The Role of the Consultant in Drug Discovery
  • Pre-Emptive Pharmacogenomic Testing Reduces the Risk of Adverse Drug Reactions by 30%: The Time for Implementation is Now
  • CV and Essential Interview Skills Workshop
  • Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Modeling and Simulation, Part 2 of 2
  • Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Modeling and Simulation, Part 1 of 2
  • Introduction to the Student & Trainee (ST) Community (open access)
Emily Miller

Emily Miller, PharmD, PhD

Community Chair

 

Lianjin Cai

Lianjin Cai, MS

Community Co-Vice Chair

 

Serenata Su

Serenata Su, BSc

Community Co-Vice Chair

 

Chazmyn Riley

Chazmyn Riley, PharmD

Community Past Chair

 

Mary Peace McRae

Mary Peace McRae, PharmD, PhD

Community Mentor

 

Steering Committee

Chinyere Kemet, PhD
Natasha Casas, MS
Shirley Wang, MSc
Shayna Killam, PharmD, MS
Archi Shah, MS
An Thien Le, PharmD, PhD
Rissy Wesonga, MSc
Samid Khan
Thanh Nguyen
Yuchen Sun, MS
Alfred Dei-Ampeh- MT Liaison
Andrea Anampa Guzmán, MD- SPO Liaison
Haritha Manoharan, MS- SP Liaison
Euibeom Shin- TI Liaison
Xinnong Li, MS- PMK Liaison
Serenata Su, BSc- EC Liaison
Chazmyn Riley, PharmD- DRO Liaison
Lianjin Cai, MS- PBPK Liaison

 
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