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Education Unit
About the unit
The Education Unit ensures the successful development, delivery, assessment, and continuous improvement of all School-specific education programs, in particular the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree program.
Part of the Dean’s Office, it is managed by Vice Dean Sharon L. Youmans, PharmD, MPH, who oversees the administrative subunits delivering the PharmD degree program and who reports to the dean.
Subunits
- Office of Accreditation and Quality Improvement
- Office of Education and Instructional Services
- Office of Student and Curricular Affairs
Contact us
Sharon L. Youmans, PharmD, MPH
Vice Dean
[email protected]
tel: 415-502-7554
fax: 415-476-6632
UCSF Med Sci Box 0403
513 Parnassus Ave Rm 126
San Francisco CA 94143
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Leadership
Associate Dean of Accreditation and Quality Improvement
+1 559 499-6515
Associate Dean of Experiential Education and Professional Development
+1 415 502-5494
Organization chart
April 2021
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Table
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Name |
Title |
Reports to |
Subunit |
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Dean |
none |
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Vice Dean |
none |
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Assessment Manager |
Sharon L. Youmans, PharmD, MPH (dotted line) |
none |
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Associate Dean of Accreditation and Quality Improvement |
Office of Accreditation and Quality Improvement |
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Interim Director |
Office of Education and Instructional Services |
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Associate Dean of Experiential Education and Professional Development |
Office of Experiential Education and Professional Development |
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Associate Dean of Integrated Core Curriculum |
none |
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Associate Dean of Student Affairs |
Office of Student and Curricular Affairs |
Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee (CEPC)
The Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee works with, but is separate from, the Education Unit.
The Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee is a standing committee of the School of Pharmacy Faculty Council. Committee members are elected by the faculty and led by a chair. The CEPC provides oversight of the PharmD degree program and is charged with the continuous study of the long-range plans of the School as these relate to the profession of pharmacy and the PharmD program. The committee liaisons with other long-range education planning bodies within the University, reviews and makes recommendations regarding the PharmD curriculum and subsidiary questions including the initiation, alteration, or discontinuance of courses of instruction. All proposed significant changes to the PharmD curriculum must be submitted to the CEPC for approval.