Faculty and Staff

Founded in 1864, St. Louis College of Pharmacy is one of the oldest and largest colleges of pharmacy in the nation. Our student body is among the most academically gifted in the Midwest. Our students come from 31 states, several countries and are increasingly diverse. Our strategic plan will guide us to be globally prominent in pharmacy and health care education, interprofessional patient-centered care, and collaborative research. We are guided by our values of integrity, professionalism, personal development, valuing diversity and our desire to make a positive difference.

Working at STLCOP

St. Louis College of Pharmacy strives to attract and retain a dedicated, talented, and diverse workforce to help us in our mission. Faculty and staff are treated to a rich benefits package, a great campus in the heart of St. Louis’s biggest health care community, and an exciting small college community where they can really make a difference for our students, the profession of pharmacy, and the health care of the region.

In addition, St. Louis is widely regarded as an affordable, great place to live with big city arts, museums, and sports teams. St. Louis College of Pharmacy is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity.

St. Louis College of Pharmacy is an active Higher Education Recruitment Consortium member (HERC) a recruiting resource for positions at regional institutions with job alerts and dual career search features. The College is also recognized by the Chronicle of Higher Education as a Great College to Work For.

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Resources for Current Faculty and Staff

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Faculty and Staff

World-Class Medical Complex

STLCOP is located in one of the country’s most distinguished medical communities, with neighbors like Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Washington University School of Medicine, and St. Louis Children’s Hospital.

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STLCOP Stories

Digging Deep in Guatemala and Romania
P3 student Carrie Reilly shares her firsthand experience working with Habitat for Humanity in Guatemala and Romania as part of the College’s international service learning course.
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Hancock to Present at 2018 International Writing Centers Association Conference
This October, Kami Hancock, Ph.D., director of the College’s Norton Writing Center, will conduct a panel discussion on the role of writing centers in promoting social justice at the 2018 International Writing Centers Association Conference in Atlanta.
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Harter Receives Administrator of the Year Award
Jill Harter, director of athletics, fitness and recreation, has been named a 2018 Administrator of the Year by Women Leaders in College Sports, a professional membership organization that develops, connects and advances women leaders in intercollegiate athletics.
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