ACPHS In The News

CBET's workforce training programs and master's degree are helping to establish the Capital Region as a biopharma hub by creating a talent pipeline for biopharmaceutical companies.  Read full article. 

CBET's new labs are designed to educate students and provide workforce training to support the biopharmaceutical industry's development of new medicines. Read full article. 

ACPHS is addressing the workforce development gap in the biopharmaceutical industry with its new Stack Family Center for Biopharmaceutical Education and Training (CBET), the first bioprocessing center established at a pharmacy college in the U.S. To learn more, read CBET Founding Director Dr

ACPHS, BeiGene, and FDA are setting a new standard for collaborative cultivation of next-gen life sciences talent by breaking down barriers between academia, industry, and the regulatory agency with two-year pharmacovigilance fellowships. Read about this

Our vaccine expert Dr. Eric Yager spoke to Benita Zahn at WNYT News Channel 13 about the recent breakthough cases of #COVID19 among the Yankees after they received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Learn more about why this is to be expected and it’s

President Dewey urges the Governor and legislators in recent Times Union Op-Ed to update New York’s antiquated laws and allow pharmacists to do all that they are trained to do to help patients, improve health outcomes, and reduce health care costs

Thank you Albany Business Review for helping to inform the Capital District that ACPHS has received an additional $3.25 million towards its $11 million Discovery for Life fundraising campaign and will be renaming its new center to The Stack Family Center for Biopharmaceutical Education and Training

ACPHS President Greg Dewey spoke to the Albany Business Review about how our Discovery for Life fundraising campaign supports enhancing the student experience, renovating campus spaces and our Center for Biopharmaceutical Education and Training. Read how our new biopharma training center is designed to support this dynamic industry

Before the #COVID19 vaccine was even available, ACPHS began working closely with the South End Community Collaborative, church pastors, and South End residents to call, go door-to-door and hang fliers to ensure residents in this medically underserved area got their opportunity to be vaccinated

The manager of our two student-operated pharmacies, Paul Pagnotta, spoke to the Times Union about how ACPHS’ pharmacies, located in medically underserved areas, will likely be absorbing more patients as chain pharmacies continue to close. Read full article