Howard University
School of Pharmacy
2300 4th Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20059
(202) 806-6452
Fax: (202) 806-4636 |
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| SCHOOL OF PHARMACY FACILITIES |
| The School of Pharmacy |
The present home of the School of Pharmacy
is a four-story structure strategically located on the main campus
of Howard University. It is named Chauncey I. Cooper Hall (CCH)
after Dr. Cooper, the first African American who served as Dean
from 1938 to 1972. This facility was completed and occupied in 1954
and undergone several renovations. Currently, it houses the main
administrative office and faculty offices, state-of-the art lecture
halls, study room, instructional and research laboratories, student
computer laboratory and lounge. The School also has classrooms and
faculty offices in an adjacent building, the Annex III. The program's
experiential component allows students to practice retail and clinical
pharmaceutical care at the Howard University Hospital, other area
hospitals, nursing homes, and managed care facilities and chain
and independent drug stores. Additionally, students are given the
opportunity to rotate through industry, governmental and various
healthcare institutions. |
| University Resources |
Howard University's wireless network allows
students in residence halls to retrieve information technology from
sources around the University and around the world, including the
Internet, without leaving their individual rooms. Other students
can use the computing center in each residence hall (ResNet) or
the iLab, which includes more than 200 computer stations (IBM's,
Macintoshes and UNIX platforms), webcasting rooms, a distance learning
classroom, wireless audio systems (complete with individualized
headsets and video/audio menu.
The 4-story Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library
stores 400,000 volumes of books, periodicals and electronic format
material. It seats 615 individuals and is wired with power and data
ports that will permit any user to sit with a laptop and retrieve
information worldwide. It contains electronics classrooms with fully
equipped workstation for information training along with a spacious
area for circulation, forty-seat community resource center, fifteen-seat
rooms for videoconferencing, a telemedicine center and several small
group study rooms. The closed stack provides a specially Controlled
preservation environment and has the capacity to hold 12,000 volumes
in electric compact shelving. The reading room provides a beautiful,
secure and controlled environment for the display and use of special
collections. The library provides many important resources, services
and new technologies needed to support the students, faculty and
researchers of all the University's Health Sciences programs and
the Howard University Hospital. It will also greatly improve the
University's ability to share critically important information with
health professionals and researchers at many other institutions
and to provide outreach services to the surrounding community. |
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