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The Influence of Academic Affairs on PIF
C Leiana Oswald1, Jingyang Fan2, Kyle Sousa3
1Roseman University of Health Sciences, USA.
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
|July 10, 2024
Summary
Offices of Academic Affairs (OAAs) are crucial for professional identity formation (PIF) in pharmacy education. OAAs can enhance PIF through curriculum, leadership, professional development, student support, and accreditation.
Area of Science:
- Pharmacy Education
- Higher Education Administration
Background:
- Offices of Academic Affairs (OAAs) are integral to professional identity formation (PIF).
- Their roles often overlap with other university departments, impacting student PIF.
- Variations exist in OAA size, structure, and responsibilities across institutions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To examine how OAAs contribute to the PIF of students, faculty, preceptors, and staff in Doctor of Pharmacy programs.
- To identify key areas where OAAs can positively influence student PIF.
- To provide a framework for OAAs to develop, refine, and assess PIF initiatives.
Main Methods:
- A commentary synthesizing literature and professional experiences of academic affairs deans.
- Analysis of OAA roles and their impact on student PIF.
- Identification of 5 core focus areas for OAA engagement in PIF.
Main Results:
- Five key focus areas for OAAs to impact PIF were identified: curriculum design, delivery, and operations; leadership; professional development; student support and progression; and accreditation.
- OAAs can shape PIF through intentional strategies within these areas.
- Collaboration between OAA personnel and other university units is essential.
Conclusions:
- OAAs play a vital role in shaping professional identity within pharmacy education.
- Strategic implementation of PIF initiatives across the 5 focus areas can enhance student outcomes.
- Developing graduates with increased self-awareness, confidence, and leadership skills is achievable through focused OAA efforts.
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