Credit Reporting
Do I need to report my own CPE credit?
No, you do not need to report your own CPE credit. The UF Office of Continuing Pharmacy Education will report your CPE credit to CPE Monitor and CE Broker (if applicable). The credit will be reported to the license number(s) you provided during course registration.
I do not see my CPE credit posted to my CE Broker and/or CPE Monitor profile. What should I do?
If you do not see your CPE credit posted within 72 hours of course completion, it’s possible that an issue is preventing the credit from being reported.
Potential issues include:
- typos
- missing license numbers,
- incomplete coursework,
or errors within the UF Destiny One enrollment system
Please complete the form linked below so our team can investigate further.
Certificates of Completion
Am I awarded a certificate of completion for ALL of my completed courses?
No, only our certificate programs award a certificate of completion to those who successfully complete the course with a passing score of 70% or better.
Where can I download my certificate of completion?
- Programs completed in May 2024 and beyond: Follow our short guide to accept your Credly badge and download your PDF certificate.
- Programs completed prior to May 2024: Depending on the system used at the time (QuickReg or Destiny One), your certificate may need to be reissued. For assistance, please email our team at ahc-cesupport@ufl.edu.
Note: Course records are maintained for six years per the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education. After six years, records may be archived or destroyed. If a record cannot be provided, you may request documentation by emailing us.
My employer needs to verify that I have completed a course. How do I proceed?
Employers can verify completion using one of the following methods:
- Certificate of Completion: Provide a copy of your certificate (only for certificate programs).
- Statement of Credit: Provide an official record of credit. This is applicable for both certificate and non-certificate programs. An official statement of credit can be accessed through your NABP e-profile.
- Education Verification: Employers can request verification directly from our office by phone, email, or electronic form. This requires a consent and release form completed by you and your employer. The employer should send the request to ahc-cesupport@ufl.edu or call 352.273.6275.
Canvas e-Learning
Where can I access my course on Canvas?
To access your course, please log into your UF Canvas account. If you have trouble accessing it, ensure your Gatorlink credentials are active or contact technical support.
Where do I go for help with using UF e-Learning?
For further support or troubleshooting, please visit the UF Computing Help Desk to refer to additional resources provided on the e-Learning platform.
Review the Quickstart Guide for Students for helpful tips and tricks on using Canvas.
Visit the Canvas tutorial guide.
If you are a student, contact the UF Computing Help Desk at 352-392-4357 or via e-mail at helpdesk@ufl.edu
If you are an instructor, teaching assistant, facilitator, or other staff, please contact e-Learning Support at 352-392-4357 option 3 or via e-mail at learning-support@ufl.edu
Which browsers are recommended for use with UF e-Learning?
UF e-Learning in Canvas supports the last two versions of every browser release. Some supported browsers may still produce a banner stating “Your browser does not meet the minimum requirements for Canvas.” If you have upgraded your browser but still see the warning banner, try logging out of Canvas and deleting your browser cookies. Please contact the UF Computing Help Desk at 352-392-4357 or via e-mail at helpdesk@ufl.edu if you need assistance.
GatorLink Account
What do I do if I have trouble logging into my Gatorlink account?
If you’re having trouble accessing your Gatorlink account, visit the UF IT help page or contact their support team for assistance.
What is a GatorLink ID and why do I need it?
Upon acceptance to the program, students create a GatorLink ID, which is used to access UF email, the e-Learning site, the course registration site, and other UF systems. The GatorLink ID forms the first part of your UFL email address (before @ufl.edu).
How do I create a GatorLink account?
To create a GatorLink account, visit this website the “Create a GatorLink Account” page and follow the prompts.
Technical Support
Where can I find information about UF student software licensing services?
Please see UF student software licensing services.
Who should I contact for further technical assistance?
For further technical assistance, please email ahc-cesupport@ufl.edu.
What are the computer requirements for participating in the program?
Students must comply with the standard UF Computer and Software Requirements. Applications, registration requests, and all other forms should be completed on a computer or laptop, as mobile devices or tablets may not display all necessary information. For accessing the library’s resources through the proxy server, consult the library’s help page.
Academic Honesty
What is the stance of the College of Pharmacy and the University of Florida on academic honesty?
The University of Florida believes that academic honesty is a fundamental principle. Cheating, plagiarism, and other acts of dishonesty diminish the process of learning and the pursuit of knowledge. Therefore, students, faculty, and administrators are responsible for maintaining the highest level of academic integrity at all times.
What constitutes plagiarism and other acts of academic dishonesty?
Plagiarism and other acts of academic dishonesty include:
- Stealing: Passing off the work of others as your own.
- Misquoting: Changing or misrepresenting another’s words to strengthen your own argument.
- Insufficient Paraphrasing: Changing another’s words without properly quoting the actual text.
- Duplicating Publication: Using the same work for credit in more than one course.
What are the consequences of academic dishonesty and plagiarism?
Consequences can include:
- Written reprimand
- Reduced or failing grade
- Suspension from the program or University
- Expulsion from the program or University
What resources are available to help students maintain academic honesty?
To support students in maintaining academic honesty, the following resources are offered:
- Writing/Publishing: Copyright, Plagiarism, and Paraphrasing
- Free online Plagiarism Checker
- Online Master’s Program LibGuide