activities & organizations
Engaging in academic pursuits and exploring personal passions are an essential part of your professional education experience. Our friendly, tight-knit culture provides the perfect setting for students to explore new interests, develop new skills and make lifelong connections.
Find Your Community
One of the best parts about being part of a campus community is having the chance to connect and grow through student-focused activities and organizations. St. Louis College of Pharmacy offers a range of ways to get involved on campus from student and professional organizations to clubs and special interest groups.
Make an Impact
Making a difference is one of the most satisfying aspects of a career in health. At St. Louis College of Pharmacy, giving back to the community has been a part of our DNA since our founding — it is a part of our culture, our curriculum and our student experience.
For more than 160 years, members of our community have been coming together to participate in a variety of service and outreach activities. Today, our students, faculty, staff and alumni continue to volunteer thousands of hours every year in activities that improve society.
Founders DAy
Every fall, the campus community celebrates our institution’s Founders Day by volunteering across the St. Louis area in a collective day of service.
Legislative Day
Every year, pharmacy students travel to Jefferson City to educate Missouri lawmakers and citizens on issues affecting pharmacy and health care, as well as the essential role pharmacists play in community health.
WAlk-by Clinic
Students also host an annual walk-by health clinic on campus where they offer free immunizations, screenings and health resources for the surrounding community.
Building Your Community
At St. Louis College of Pharmacy, students have a front-row seat to cutting-edge research and the opportunity to join in the process. Research is part of who we are, which means we ensure our students can engage in meaningful research alongside expert faculty and clinicians at every level of their academic career if they want to.
Take the Stage
We know life as a student is not all science classes and lab work. Each fall and spring, students take the stage to showcase their talents in music and theater. Students, along with faculty and staff, are all encouraged to participate whether it is on the stage, in the pit or behind the scenes. Under the direction of Tim Moylan, associate professor of English and director of the theater program, students get the full theater experience from top tier costume and set design to a state-of-the-art performance space in the Academic and Research Building auditorium.
