About the College of Pharmacy

George MacKinnon
847-619-7293
gmackinnon@roosevelt.edu

Office of the Dean

The Dean (George E. MacKinnon, PhD) serves as the college's chief executive and academic officer and provides leadership for the College. As such, the Dean is responsible to the University's Provost and Executive Vice President and through him to the President, for the effectiveness of all programs and responsibilities assigned to the College. All department heads and academic chairs report to the Dean. The Dean represents the College of Pharmacy to the professional and external communities and to the broader University community. The Dean also serves as the final appeals officer for instances of student academic and behavioral misconduct.

Arun Jadhav
847-330-4549
ajadhav@roosevelt.edu

Assessment and Accreditation

The office of assessment and accreditation is responsible for the management of the curriculum and assessment program (including the College Strategic Plan), programmatic quality assurance, oversight of the accreditation process, and faculty development activities. Led by an Associate Dean (Arun Jadhav, PhD), the office of assessment and accreditation will assure the achievement of academic standards of the professional program consistent with ACPE accreditation requirements and support the University with respect to regional accreditation as it relates to the College.

Moji Adeyeye
847-330-4547
madeyeye@roosevelt.edu

Biopharmaceutical Sciences

The department of biopharmaceutical sciences, led by a chair (Moji Adeyeye, PhD), is responsible for faculty recruitment and retention, departmental leadership and mentorship, faculty evaluations, budgetary preparation, and scholarship development among biopharmaceutical science faculty. Through the leadership of the chair, the biopharmaceutical science department will foster collaboration among faculty from the disciplines of biology, chemistry, immunology, pharmacology, and pharmaceutical sciences.

Sam Rasty
847-330-4546
srasty@roosevelt.edu

Clinical and Administrative Sciences

The department of clinical and administrative sciences, led by a chair (Sam Rasty, PharmD, MPh, BCPS), is responsible for faculty recruitment and retention, departmental leadership and mentorship, faculty evaluations, budgetary preparation, clinical services development, and residency program development. Through the leadership of the chair, the clinical and administrative sciences department will identify practice sites for clinical faculty, establish a practice plan for clinical services (including medication therapy management services), stimulate scholarly agendas across the department and into external sites, and develop value-added services that support the practice communities in which students and faculty are engaged.

Bud Beatty
847-619-7287
bbeatty@roosevelt.edu

Enrollment and Student Services 

The office of enrollment and student services, led by an assistant dean (Bud Beatty, PhD), is responsible for prospective student recruitment and enrollment, new and continuing student orientation, coordination of student services for continuing students, outreach to referring universities and colleges, championing the development of a professional culture within the college of pharmacy, and oversight of student organizations, student conduct and general advising within the College.

Abby Kahaleh
847-330-4537
akahaleh@roosevelt.edu

Experiential Education

The office of experiential education is responsible for the development and coordination of introductory, interprofessional, and advanced pharmacy practice experiences, service-learning experiences, and professional community outreach. Led by an associate dean (Abby Kahaleh, PhD), the office of experiential education identifies preceptors and practice sites, determines training needs of the preceptors, and maintains the academic standards of the experiential education program and sites consistent with ACPE accreditation requirements, as well as Illinois Board of Pharmacy practice requirements.