ROTATIONS
in BPG “Intro to Biomedical Research”
(BIPG 5800)
This course is similar to “Rotation” cours= es that exist in the other graduate programs, CMN, MBD and MCB and will serve = the same purpose - to expose the student to existing research projects to facil= itate selection of a major advisor for their Scholarly Project.
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This
course will introduce students to the research that is on-going in a BPG
faculty member’s laboratory.
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The
student will spend 6 weeks in the BPG faculty member’s laboratory.
3) =
The
activities and/or project undertaken will be established by the BPG faculty
member accepting the student.
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A mi=
nimum
of two rotations will be required before selection of a major advisor for t=
he
student’s Scholarly Project.
Selection of the major advisor will be dependent upon mutual agreeme=
nt
between advisor and student and approval by the BPG Steering Committee or o=
ther
committee designated by the steering committee. Major advisors must be regular mem=
bers
of the graduate faculty.
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After
completion of the rotations, the student will begin work under supervision =
of
their selected major advisor.
6) =
The
student will enroll in this course in the first semester of the BPG
Master’s Program.
Course Coordinator: &=
nbsp; Rand=
all
Ruch, Ph.D.
Associate Dean, Biomedical Sciences
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Syllabus-Rotations BPG.doc