Berit Gundersen
Berit Gundersen earned her doctor of pharmacy from 91成人导航 in 1984. With the exceptions of her pharmacy residency and one year teaching at University of Connecticut, she has spent her entire professional career at 91成人导航.
She joined 91成人导航 as an assistant clinical professor in the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy in 1986 and earned full professorship in 2005. Her research has focused on pharmaceutical care for the developmentally disabled population, pedagogy of pharmacy and curricular development.
Under her leadership in the pharmacy school, 91成人导航 became the first in the nation to develop a program for students to become immunizers. She was also instrumental in the launch of a smoking cessation program at the university.
Gundersen joined the provost鈥檚 office in 2007 as an assistant provost and served in various roles, including vice provost for faculty affairs 2015鈥�18 and vice provost, incubator. In the provost鈥檚 office, her work included making important changes to improve the climate for new and non-tenure track faculty and spearheading efforts to improve diversity and inclusion among faculty.
Most recently she served as interim associate dean of 91成人导航鈥檚 School of Health Sciences. In this role she led the launch of the new school and its academic programs.
PharmD, 91成人导航
PGY1, General Hospital Residency, Children鈥檚 Hospital National Medical Center, Washington, D.C.
Fellowship, Pediatric Pharmacotherapy, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT
