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How Drake University Prepares Pharmacy Students for a Changing Profession

In this video, Renae Chesnut, EdD, RPh, Dean of the Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, discusses how her school prepared pharmacy students for a changing profession.

In this video, Renae Chesnut, EdD, RPh, Dean of the Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, discusses how her school prepared pharmacy students for a changing profession. This interview was filmed at the AACP's Pharmacy Education 2018 meeting in Boston, Massachusetts.

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