New electives from the
College of Medicine and College of Pharmacy!
The Department of Medical
Pharmacology (COM) and the Department of Pharmacoloyg and Toxicology (COP) have
several new elective courses for undergraduates!
PHCL 422 Introduction to
Toxicology for Undergraduates. Students will learn about toxicants, toxins,
drugs, and other compounds that can harm the human body.
PHCL 441 Human Performance
Pharmacology. Here we discuss all legal and illegal methods for increasing
strength, endurance, cognition, and maximizing an optimal body composition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNQoqPoCof4&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNQoqPoCof4&feature=youtu.be
PHCL 331 Controversies in Pharmacology. In this course, students learn the science behind pharmacological controversies and discuss thoughts and opinions on the law, ethical aspects, and social conundrums surrounding each issue.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVbEbolhPPc&feature=youtu.be
PHCL 450 The Pharmacology of
Sex. Students will learn about drugs that sustain or terminate a pregnancy,
modulate sexual function, treat sexually transmitted disease, and those that
are abused during sexual encounters.
PHCL 445/545 Drugs of Abuse.
Students will learn about social, legal, political, and ethical considerations
surrounding use/abuse of alcohol and psychotropic drugs in the US as well as
pharmacological mechanisms, behavioral manifestations, and clinical utility in
the view of societal expectations.
PCOL 196 The Joy of Drugs. In
this 1 hour seminar, students get a broad overview of drug classes and
mechanisms of action. Perfect preparation for medical or pharmacy school.
PCOL 305 The Pharmacology of
Cosmetics and Personal Care Products. Here we describe the chemical
constituents, purpose, and mechanism of action of virtually everything we use
daily on our bodies.
For information or a syllabus
for any of these courses, contact Dr. JG Schnellmann: schnellj@email.arizona.edu
Jennifer
G. Schnellmann, PhD| Associate
Professor
The University of Arizona | College of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology
520.626.4940 | schnellj@email.arizona.eduThe University of Arizona | College of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology
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