Student Educational Assistance (SEA)

Please join us!

About Us:

The SEA program provides supplemental resources created by students to enhance the learning experience for the school of pharmacy student body. The program also offers student-led review sessions and 1-on-1 tutoring based on student needs.

Disclaimer:

ALL MATERIALS ARE STUDENT GENERATED.

Students must refer back to the professors' original content for clarification on any topics. These materials cannot be used as an excuse for getting a question wrong on any exam, quiz, or other assignment.

Services:

Notes: Condensed notes, comprehensive notes, fill in the blank notes, questions to answer for studying, quizlets

Practice Questions: Helpful knowledge checks for exam preparation

Review Sessions: Group studying, online or in person; highly recommend students come prepared with questions

Tutoring: Confidential 1-on-1 tutoring services

Studying Tips: Successful study and note taking strategies workshops

Our team

Dr. Xiuling Lu, Ph.D. (Faculty Advisor) xiuling.lu@uconn.edu

Nathaniel Rickles, Pharm.D., Ph.D., BCPP (Faculty Advisor) nathaniel.rickles@uconn.edu

Caitlyn Farraday, P3 ( Coordinator): caitlyn.farraday@uconn.edu

Kelly Marella, P2 (Associate Coordinator): kelly.marella@uconn.edu

 

P3 students:

Ava Sedensky: ava.sedensky@uconn.edu

Caitlyn Farraday: caitlyn.farraday@uconn.edu

Brooke Parsons: brooke.parsons@uconn.edu

Nina Shamas: nina.shamas@uconn.edu 

 

P2 Students:

Kelly Marella: kelly.marella@uconn.edu

Natalia Mocarski: natalia.mocarski@uconn.edu

 

P1 Students:

Emily Pena Farrell: emily.pena_farrell@uconn.edu

Lydia Wang: lydia.wang@uconn.edu

Jonathan the Husky dog sits in the UConn library
Jonathan XIV reads a book at the Homer Babbidge Library on May 19, 2020. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

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