UNE School of Pharmacy Hosts Class of 2030 White Coat Ceremony

The University of New England School of Pharmacy celebrated its annual White Coat Ceremony for the Class of 2030 at 5 p.m. on Oct. 22, 2026, in Innovation Hall, Room 104.

This time-honored tradition marks a significant milestone for incoming pharmacy students, symbolizing their entry into the profession and commitment to patient care and pharmaceutical practice. The White Coat Ceremony is a meaningful tradition that represents the students' commitment to the profession of pharmacy and the professionalism that is expected of students within the School of Pharmacy and in their eventual practice. During the ceremony, faculty members will presented students with their white coats, emblematic of their dedication to clinical service and professional ethics.

As a student of pharmacy, professionalism means to practice with excellence and accountability, and to always act with respect, honor, and integrity. The event featured students collectively reciting a pledge of professionalism, affirming their commitment to the highest standards of pharmacy practice. The ceremony represents the students' first steps toward a career of service in healthcare and pharmacy.