History
These are significant milestones in the development of health science education in Detroit through the History of the Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
- 1930
- Four-year BS program in Pharmacy established; Omicron Chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma Sorority installed.
- 1933
- Board of Education unites College of Pharmacy, Detroit Teacher’s College, Detroit Law School, Engineering School and College of the City of Detroit into a University, and in
- 1934
- it is named Wayne University.
- 1935
- College of Pharmacy moves to 625 Mullet Street.
- 1936
- Through Dean Roland Lakey’s endeavors, the Graduate School awards Maison G. DeNavare (nee Edward Maicki) a Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry; a four-year course leading to a BS in Medical Technology is approved.
- 1939
- College of Pharmacy receives full accreditation from the American Council of Pharmaceutical Education; University establishes collaboration with proprietary Michigan College of Mortuary Science.