Andrew Taylor
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American Pharmacists Association
The Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) says that their mission “is to be the collective voice of student pharmacists”, but the APhA will take students’ money who pay to join and use that money to lobby against better working conditions for student pharmacists and residents.
WVU School of Pharmacy
Did not have a working schedule ready at the beginning of the semester, and now continuously changes students’ schedules one day in advance.
Places students into a lottery, where some will be able to stay in and around Morgantown for 4th-year rotations, but the others are forced to move to and travel around southern WV. Also forces those students to come back to Morgantown multiple times throughout 4th year, even if they are placed in southern WV. These students also must take out more loan money in order to be able to move around.
Forces students to participate in many outside activities that do not have anything to do with pharmacy.
Staff will belittle students via email when asked a question.
Will hold students past scheduled class times, and does not respect their or other peoples’ time.
Gives students false and biased information about vaping and marijuana use.
Students on rotations work 40+ hours/week for free, are not ensured school holidays off, and are subject to take-home work and variable work schedules.
Students work in places that will tell the student to use their car to drive and pick up something without financial reimbursement, or force them to drive around between different sites in a single day.
Places students into a lottery, where some will be able to stay in and around Morgantown for 4th-year rotations, but the others are forced to move to and travel around southern WV. Also forces those students to come back to Morgantown multiple times throughout 4th year, even if they are placed in southern WV. These students also must take out more loan money in order to be able to move around.
Forces students to participate in many outside activities that do not have anything to do with pharmacy.
Staff will belittle students via email when asked a question.
Will hold students past scheduled class times, and does not respect their or other peoples’ time.
Gives students false and biased information about vaping and marijuana use.
Students on rotations work 40+ hours/week for free, are not ensured school holidays off, and are subject to take-home work and variable work schedules.
Students work in places that will tell the student to use their car to drive and pick up something without financial reimbursement, or force them to drive around between different sites in a single day.