Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy 2024–2025 141 develop professionally and clinically; be involved with advocacy and community service; and network with various health-system pharmacists, residents, and program directors, students have the necessary tools to apply for residencies and postgraduate training. Legislative Task Force The Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy Legislative Task Force (LTF) advocates for health care advancement by optimizing the role of the pharmacist, improving patient care, and educating students in health care advancement. Students learn about bills and policies related to pharmacy; receive training on communicating with state senators and representatives; and participate in the annual Florida Legislative Session in Tallahassee, Florida. Members of the LTF represent NSU as leaders, innovators, and influencers on the future of pharmacy. Social Events and Extracurricular Activities All on- and off-campus extra- and cocurricular activities by NSU-approved organizations must be preapproved by the Office of Student Affairs/Services at your campus. A student or group of students may not officially represent the division or university, on or off campus, at any time without written preapproval by the Office of Student Affairs/Services and faculty advisers affiliated with the group. Requests for permission for speakers, student meetings, and other activities on campus must be submitted on the eventsRX platform at least two weeks in advance. Upon approval, a room can be assigned by the coordinator of educational support. No announcements, meetings, social, extra- or cocurricular events can occur prior to approval. Forms and additional information are available from the Office of Student Affairs/Services at your campus. For guidelines on the use of alcohol at NSU events, please see the Alcohol Policy under the General Administrative Policies and Guidelines section in the NSU Student Handbook portion of this publication.
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