Pharmacy Sneak Preview

 

Preview, verb: To see beforehand

Previewing is the recommended first step for learning something new. It is a research-backed technique that can help students with comprehension, retention, and focus. As such, the Center for Academic Performance is proud to provide Sneak Preview workshops to incoming TCOM students.

The goal for these workshops is to:

  • Provide a quick review of high yield information for biochemistry/histology and anatomy.

  • Offer an opportunity to meet classmates and upper classmen.

  • Teach foundational skills to help students adjust to their programs.

Registration Opens April 1, 2026, at 8 a.m. CST

 

Pharmacy Workshop 

August 13-14, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Cost: $75 - The UNT Health College of Pharmacy will be covering registration costs for the first 50 students who register for these workshops. 

This workshop aims to expose students to principles covered in first-year pharmacy curriculum, including physiology, biochemistry, calculations, and pharmaceutics. On the second afternoon, the College of Pharmacy will host a session welcoming you to campus. 

This workshop is led by Pharmacy student instructors.

Note: You will be required to authenticate your identity when you register.

Please contact the Center for Academic Performance at CAP@unthealth.edu if you have any difficulty.

FAQs

Yes, you will receive two confirmation emails. The first will be a receipt for your purchase. The second will come from the CAP office within three to five business days after you register and will include additional details along with a survey to complete. You will also be added to a Padlet with resources at that time.

Registration is a first-come first-served process. All workshops are capped at 160 registrants. Once we reach the registration cap, we will add students to a wait list. Payment and registration must be complete by the end of the registration date. We encourage you to register and pay as soon as you can to secure a place in a workshop.

No, this workshop is entirely voluntary and does not count for course credit.

Attire is casual, but remember that you are in a professional setting. We recommend bringing a jacket or dressing in layers, as the classrooms can get cold.

Workshop content will be provided on Canvas. We recommend that you bring your laptop to the workshop(s) to follow along with any content provided. If you do not have a computer to bring, please contact the CAP office and we will print any written content for you.

Yes, you will be provided wireless access to the internet for the duration of the workshop.

Canvas access will be granted to all registrants the week prior to the workshop. You will have access to information through Padlet in the weeks leading up to the workshop. Content-specific materials will be available the Friday before the workshop.

No and yes. No, you do not have to attend the entire workshop, but you do have to pay the full price. However, there may be required presentations or lectures you must attend in order to participate in other elements of the workshop (i.e. anatomy lab). If you need to leave early or miss a day, we recommend that you inform CAP in case you are going to miss any required elements.

Yes, you may request a refund. Refund requests must be received by the registration deadline date listed above. Request a refund.

Yes, lunch and snacks will be provided both days of the workshop. You are also welcome to bring food. If you have any dietary restrictions or allergies, please email us at CAP@unthealth.edu.

Yes, you can receive accommodations for a disability or temporary medical condition for the workshop. If you need accommodations, please contact the Office of Disability Access by emailing the Director, Brandie Wiley, at Brandie.Wiley@unthealth.edu. If you are not sure whether you will need accommodations or not, feel free to reach out to the CAP office at CAP@unthealth.edu.

No, you do not have to pay for parking. You will receive an email closer to the date of your workshop informing you of which lots you will be able to park in.

Please contact the Center for Academic Performance at CAP@unthealth.edu and we will respond as soon as possible.