
Faculty Profile
Sabrina G. Fayaz

Director, Master of Science in Medical Cannabinoid Therapeutics
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Teaching Area
Medical Cannabinoid Therapeutics
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Education
University of Maryland, Baltimore, Shady Grove School of Pharmacy- Master of Science in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics; University of Arizona Global Campus, Arizona City, AZ – Bachelor of Arts in Complementary and Alternative Healthcare
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Campus Location
4800 Lakewood Ranch Blvd., Bradenton, Florida 34211
Phone: (954) 549-5355
Biography
Professor Sabrina Fayaz serves as the Director of the LECOM Master of Science in Medical Cannabinoid Therapeutics (MCT) program. She brings extensive experience and expertise to her role, having spent seven years in retail dispensary operations within both medical and recreational cannabis markets across multiple states, including Nevada, Maryland, and Florida. This experience has given her a deep understanding of the complexities of the retail cannabis industry.
Ms. Fayaz is a graduate of the University of Maryland, Baltimore, where she earned a Master’s in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Complementary and Alternative Healthcare from the University of Arizona. Her academic background is grounded in evidence-based therapeutics, systems integration, and cannabis policy, providing her with a multidisciplinary perspective on the rapidly evolving cannabis landscape.
Active in public policy discussions, Ms. Fayaz has participated in initiatives through the MCST Student Association and the S3 Collective. Notably, she provided public comments on docket number 2024-11137, addressing proposed changes to cannabis scheduling under the Controlled Substances Act. Her insights into toxicology, the potential for abuse, and the therapeutic applications of cannabis demonstrate her commitment to advancing the field through science and advocacy.
Ms. Fayaz is passionate about cannabinoid therapy and is dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding cannabis. She focuses on educating future leaders and empowering individuals who choose cannabis as a form of alternative health. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and friends and engages in boating and kayaking. Nature serves as an inspiration for her efforts to normalize cannabinoid therapy as a viable modality of alternative healthcare.