Belmont University - College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

04/08/2026

On April 8, Bruins for Life is your chance to amplify the impact of Social Work students! Help them gain hands-on experience in rural and underserved communities and turn compassion into action. Every gift brings us closer to our $10K goal!

Support Bruins for Life by donating: https://give.belmont.edu/campaigns/72254/donations/new?tc=77031

03/25/2026

MSW students Gabe DeGraeve and Monica Bennett were named winners of the Tennessee National Association of Social Workers Day on the Hill Policy Analysis Contest. Their work focused on a current bill before the TN General Assembly addressing the impacts of period poverty.

We’re proud to see our students contributing thoughtful, policy-driven solutions that make a difference.

03/24/2026

From Honduras to Guatemala and the Dominican Republic, Belmont students spent Spring Break learning, serving and growing alongside long-standing global partners

Belmont University students went on international mission trips over spring break with trusted global partners to deliver care and foster community.

03/18/2026

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03/02/2026

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02/26/2026

Belmont alumna Sydnee Floyd came to Belmont as an honors student determined to keep her long-term nonprofit project, Jumbled Dreams, afloat while pursuing her degree. Years later, that determination — paired with close faculty mentorship in the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences — has resulted in a donation of 9,000 pairs of socks to Belmont’s Flourish mobile clinic, serving Nashville’s most vulnerable neighbors.

Belmont University's Flourish Mobile clinic partnered with Jumbled Dreams, a Nashville nonprofit, and received 9,000 pairs of Bombas socks to distribute in town

02/05/2026

Today was a powerful reminder that advocacy starts early. Dr. Lindsay Ison led the DPT 2nd Year cohort’s Day on the Hill, where students stepped into the policy arena with confidence and purpose. Joined by Dr. Suzanne Greenwalt and Dr. Gary Austin, the group met with Senator Bo Watson and APTA-TN leadership to share the voice of the profession. The students represented the School of Physical Therapy, the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, and Belmont University with professionalism, passion, and pride—showcasing the future of physical therapy in action.

02/02/2026

Big news from the Belmont School of Occupational Therapy 🎉

Our MSOT Bridge Program is expanding its applicant pool. The MSOT program welcomes applicants from a variety of allied health–related fields, including those with foundational training closely aligned with occupational therapy.
Professionals such as physical therapist assistants, speech-language pathology assistants, music therapists, recreational therapists, and special educators typically meet criteria for review through our standard admissions process. Applicants from fields with less overlap in training may require additional review to determine readiness for the program.

If you’ve discovered OT and wondered if it could be your next step, we’d love to hear from you!
🔗 Learn more: https://www.belmont.edu/academics/majors-programs/msot-occupational-therapy/
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01/22/2026

The Health Care Exploration for Aspiring Leaders (HEALs) program has officially welcomed its first cohort of students, marking a milestone in Belmont's commitment to shaping the next generation of health care professionals through interdisciplinary exploration and leadership development.

Belmont’s new HEALs program launches with its first cohort, offering interdisciplinary health care exploration and leadership development for undergraduates.

01/14/2026

01/14/2026

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