With the return to campus this semester, it’s sure to be a fun and exciting year. We aim to provide and support an educational and social environment for pharmacy students. Every year we have ran a successful events such as adoption night and an annual ball with 350+ attendees, with many sponsors including ATIK & Community Pharmacy Scotland, this is our flagship event, which we hope to continue. We collaborate with many UK wide organisations to enhance the MPharm student experience, such as the British Pharmaceutical Students Association, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Pharmacist Support, and many more. We regularly hold academic consultations where we help influence and develop the MPharm course from a student’s perceptive. We are passionate about educating the wider public as well as students on the role of the pharmacist and aim to provide networking opportunities to enhance future careers. We have a proven track record with many award-winning students past and present winning awards both locally and nationally. This is our second official year with RGU Union, with many years of history beforehand and we can't wait to see what it will bring. New students are always welcome to join the PharmSoc, if you have any queries please contact us via our email, Facebook or Instagram pages.
Committee: President: Jack Murphy Vice-President: Kirsty Melville Treasurer: Amy Reid Secretary: Nuala Lynch Small Academic Lead : Ellie Paterson Ball Lead : Chloe Pirie Social Lead : Eve McGhee. 4th Year Reps : Eve McGhee & Louise Bohan 3rd Year Reps : Martha Hristova & Brona McGovern 2nd Year Reps : Megan Mulgrew & Emily Blake
Regular events include:
Adoption Night, Pharmacy Ball, Pharmacy in Spotlight:LIVE & Social Nights
With lockdown having many people lose their minds at the thought of being stuck inside, I and others are taking advantage of all this free time. We are using this opportunity to sit down and play a few hours of the “world’s greatest role-playing game”, Dungeons and Dragons.
Covid-19 has had a major impact on the fashion industry. With many fashion retailers having to temporarily close their doors, resulting in staff either being furloughed by the government or losing their jobs. Whilst, some local fashion retailers and well-known fashion stores had to shut their doors permanently as they were not hitting the set income sales target for each of their individual retail stores.
John Lewis, the heart and soul of the Aberdeen community, is to close.
With exams arriving there is a rush to the finish line. However, in order to help you manage, during what can be an extremely stressful time, Radar has compiled a list of handy revision top tips.