Office of Student & Curricular Affairs
The Office of Student & Curricular Affairs is also known as OSACA. We administer all PharmD program affairs.
Contact us
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For information about our PharmD degree program and answers to questions about admissions. |
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415/476-2732 |
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415/476-6805 |
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Staff listing
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Frank Farm
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415/502‑5372 |
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Joel W. Gonzales
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415/502‑5368 |
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Shirin Houshangi
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415/502‑5371 |
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Donald T. Kishi, PharmD
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415/476‑9270 |
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Danielle Larsen
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415/476‑8026 |
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Lucia Piriano
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415/502‑5373 |
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Lisa Snyder
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415/502‑5374 |
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Rick Trujillo
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415/502‑5370 |
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Cynthia B. Watchmaker, MEd, MBA
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415/476‑8025 |
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Rodney Yun
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415/502‑4872 |
Go to: PharmD Degree Program
Hours
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific time
Maps and directions
Our office is located at 513 Parnassus Avenue in the Medical Sciences Building on the 9th Floor in Room S-960.
What we do
- Act as a resource for applicants, students, faculty and staff
- Provide information on the PharmD program, curriculum and pathways
- Administer PharmD admissions; coordinate recruitment and outreach programs
- Answer questions about pre-requisites and minimum eligibility requirements
- Administer the academic program, maintain academic records, approve study lists and add/drop requests; monitor student academic progress
- Schedule PharmD courses and coordinate examination dates, produce quarterly schedules
- Advise students on academic and personal matters
- Coordinate quarterly course and teaching evaluations for all PharmD courses
- Provide support services for students including tutoring services, advising and referrals to campus resources; coordinate orientation, graduation, white coat ceremony and awards programs
- Provide career information, programs and advising for students seeking internships and professional positions
- Provide advising and support to student organizations; encourage and mentor student leadership
- Coordinate access to student computing services including computer requirements, email accounts, and other computer accounts
- Support instructional facilities to meet part of the School's computing and laboratory needs
- Verify student standing and act as liaison to California Board of Pharmacy for intern hours, licensure, examination and graduation
- Provide information on scholarships, grants and student awards
- Sponsor student participation in professional meetings and conferences via reimbursement and scholarships

