School of Pharmacy Student Organizations

American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists' strives to be the collective voice of student pharmacists. To learn more on how APhA-ASP is trying to emphasize students' commitment to the profession of pharmacy click on the following link.

Kappa Epsilon was founded to promote women in pharmacy, but encourages men to also become members. KE offers many opportunities for social, professional and service activities. Click on the following link to find out more about KE.

Kappa Psi is currently is the world's oldest and largest Pharmaceutical Fraternity. Their purpose is to promote the prosperity of the profession of pharmacy. Click on the link to learn how Kappa Psi developed into a KU chapter.

Initiated in 2003, the Multicultural Pharmacy Scholars Program (MPSP) at the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy was designed to assist academically well-prepared students from various underrepresented racial and ethic groups within the profession who have been admitted to the undergraduate PharmD program. To learn more about the program, click here!

NCPA Student Chapter was established to meet the needs of students who have an interest in the independent community retail pharmacy practice. This chapter primarily focuses on promoting students to discover the unique opportunities that an independent community retail pharmacy can offer. Clink the following link to learn more.

Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society's continual goal is to advance and develop the leadership qualities of pharmacy students and promote continued leadership as pharmacists. Click here to learn more about the Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society.

Rho Chi inducts the top 20% of each 4P pharmacy class in the spring of every academic year. Their chapter provides tutoring services to pharmacy students and organizes volunteer opportunities. To learn more about their involvement click here.

SSHP is a national professional association that represents student pharmacists who aspire to practice in hospitals, health maintenance organizations, long-term care facilities, home care, and other components of health care systems. The Student Society of Health-System Pharmacists exists at the local (SSHP), state (KSHP), and national (ASHP) levels. Click on the following link to learn more about their organization.