Better care takes thoughtful decisions about people, resources and how health systems work.
WSU Applebaum’s Master of Health Administration program prepares students to make those decisions.
Learn more about the MHA program: applebaum.wayne.edu/mha
Today's the deadline for College Research Day submissions! Don't forget to submit yours if you haven't already.
applebaum.wayne.edu/research…
WSU Applebaum pharmacy students apply classroom and patient care lab learning alongside pharmacists serving metro Detroit. Through patient care and practice-based research, they learn how pharmacists improve care in their communities.
Take a closer look at WSU Applebaum’s programs in medical laboratory science, pathologists’ assistant, mortuary science, applied health sciences and health administration at our Mortuary Science Building Open House.
Registration is preferred: go.wayne.edu/mortsci-open-ho…
During National Pharmacy Week, we recognize the practice partners and preceptors who help prepare Wayne State pharmacy students for patient care.
It’s National Pharmacy Week, Oct. 18–24! We’re celebrating WSU Applebaum’s future pharmacists and alumni making a difference in patient care. Follow along this week as we spotlight our pharmacy community.
Earlier this month, pharmacy and medical students provided blood pressure and diabetes screenings at Detroit Harvest Fest, joining faculty to connect with festivalgoers about health and wellness on Oct. 3–4 at Ralph Wilson Park.
Make strides with WSU Radiation Therapy Technology.
Join the WSU RTT team at the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides of Detroit.
📅 Oct. 10
📍 The Corner Ballpark – Detroit PAL HQ
Walk, donate or spread the word: go.wayne.edu/rtt-cancer-walk…
Finance. Operations. Quality and safety. Data. Strategy. Change management.
Our Master of Health Administration program is designed to turn those interconnected challenges into practical leadership skills. applebaum.wayne.edu/mha
Health care needs leaders who understand what happens beyond the bedside.
Our Master of Health Administration program prepares students to navigate the operational, financial and strategic challenges facing health care organizations. youtube.com/watch?v=be06xIEZ…
Get your flu shot at WSU Applebaum on Monday, Oct. 5.
📍 LL Commons
🕙 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Bring your OneCard, driver’s license and insurance card.
Schedule your appointment: health.wayne.edu/services/fl…
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Convocation and FestiFall are all about celebrating new beginnings by welcoming the Class of 2030, catching up with friends after the summer, and getting ready to connect, build, and grow to new heights.
Our hearts are full and we are excited for a great academic year! 🔰

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Strength. Confidence. Independence. 💚💛
WSU Applebaum alumnus Roberto Merucci, DPT ’18, joins “Where Health Happens” to share his path to physical therapy and how PTs help patients through recovery.
🎧 Listen to Episode 07 go.wayne.edu/whh-episode-07
Brian Cummings, Ph.D., has been reappointed as dean, continuing his leadership of the college and its commitment to education, research and healthier communities. go.wayne.edu/1083796
Congratulations to Jennifer Wikarski, the @WayneState Pathologists' Assistant Program's 2026 Clinical Preceptor of the Year! 🎉
Chosen by the Class of 2026, Jennifer has spent more than 12 years mentoring future Pathologists' Assistants.
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In episode 06 of Where Health Happens features WSU Applebaum Pharm.D. student Gretchen Eikelberg discussing her experience at RxIMPACT Day and advocating for policies that strengthen patient care.
go.wayne.edu/whh-episode-06
Our faculty and staff recently volunteered at the Capuchin Service Center, supporting the food pantry and clothing closet to serve members of the Detroit community.
Thank you to everyone who gave their time and helped make a difference. 💚💛
Congratulations to Christine Kivlen, Ph.D., of @WayneState's WSU Applebaum!
Kivlen received the NIH-supported MICHR K12 Career Development Award to study how therapy dog programs can support student mental health through the STELLA Lab. go.wayne.edu/9d503b8
Backed by a renewed $3.2 million NIH grant, Dr. Navnath Gavande of #WSUApplebaum is developing first-in-class Ku70/80 DNA-binding inhibitors with the potential to improve radiotherapy for lung cancer and other difficult-to-treat cancers.go.wayne.edu/22d236b
























