VCU's unique pharmaceutical engineering program helped attract Eli Lilly's $5 billion investment to Virginia, creating a specialized workforce pipeline for advanced cancer treatment manufacturing.
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Nadia Tasnim Ahmed, a student at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Richmond, will soon become the first person in America to have a Ph.D in pharmaceutical engineering.
A new dual-admission program between VCU and J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College launched with a signing ceremony on Sept. 8 at Reynolds’ downtown campus.The program, dubbed “NEXT Step” (Navigating ...
A letter from Gregory Washington's attorney says the Department of Education conducted a slipshod investigation, mischaracterized the presiden… When University of Virginia president Jim Ryan announced ...
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15 recent VCU graduates to have films screened at Richmond International Film Festival
Fifteen recent Virginia Commonwealth University graduates will see their short films, which were created in a media ...
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VCU's unique program with 'all the pieces and parts' drew $5 billion Eli Lilly plant to Virginia
VCU's unique pharmaceutical engineering program helped attract Eli Lilly's $5 billion investment to Virginia, creating a specialized workforce pipeline for advanced cancer treatment manufacturing.
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