职业成功服务
We value the differences in student learning and support your success by offering personalized meetings with our staff to discuss a range of academic topics. Our 学术咨询 sessions include best practices of learning theories and can be adapted to fit how you learn best.
We are available to schedule one-on-one appointments to discuss an individual plan for your success. 会议可以面对面举行，也可以虚拟举行.
How do I schedule a meeting with someone in Academic 支持?
For students in the 医学院, please select one of the following options:
- 使用预订请求会议
Please read meeting descriptions carefully and choose appropriately. - 在校园里，请访问COM教育 & 事业成功办公室:
地点:Weiskotten Hall, 1217室
工作时间:上午八时至下午四时或预约 - 直接联系工作人员:
詹妮弗·韦尔奇博士
转型成功总监
(电子邮件保护)
玛丽·安·格兰迪内塔
导演,COM
教育 &
事业成功
(电子邮件保护)
315-464-8851
汉娜Bullington
职业成功专家
(电子邮件保护)
315 464-8260
医学院辅导服务
The 医学院 offers tutoring services to help with the content taught in the basic sciences, 见习, and is also beneficial at strengthening both study and learning skills.
Peer tutors work one-on-one or in small groups with fellow students offering academic support and expertise in an informal setting. For students experiencing difficulty in their course work, peer tutors can be an important source of individualized help.
谁是导师:
The majority of our tutors are fourth year medical students who are also members of Alpha Omega Alpha, 医学荣誉学会. We also welcome volunteer tutors who would like to gain leadership skills and add experience to your CV. Some tutors may also be eligible for academic credit based on the number of hours provided. If you would like to become a volunteer tutor, please contact our office at 315-464-8851 or email (电子邮件保护) .
请家教:
An initial meeting takes place first before a tutor is assigned to learn more about your need and to help you create a personal plan of success. 预约:为导师安排约会:
- 访问My推荐最近最火的赌博软件: http://bannerweb.推荐最近最火的赌博软件.edu
- Under Tasks, there is a link to follow for Academic 支持 Services Requests:
- Once a request is submitted, you will be contacted within a few days to make an appointment.
MedSET is the Medical Science Education Transition Course that provides a solid foundation for students to build their medical school career.
This four-week transitional course occurs the summer prior to matriculation. MedSET is designed to introduce students to the rigors of medical school while also giving them a preview of the academic structure and curriculum of the first year. 参与者将被介绍大体解剖学, 分子生物学, 人类遗传学, 生理学, 显微解剖学. 前ics are intentionally selected to give students additional time with historically challenging material. 除了, students will be encouraged to experiment with a variety of learning strategies and academic skills designed to help students adjust to the discipline and environment of medical school.
学生 in the MedSET course will also learn about campus and academic resources prior to the start of the fall courses and they will gain early exposure to experienced students and key campus personnel.
谁应该利用这个机会?
虽然任何学生都可以申请这门课程, it will be especially beneficial for students who have been out of school for some time, 那些来自非科学背景的人, students who may have family or competing responsibilities, or who may feel unsure about their preparedness for the intense environment of medical school. Enrollment is limited due to the interactive nature of the course and the specific goals it seeks to meet.
我如何申请?
学生 who are interested in applying for MedSET do so by filling out a brief application after their acceptance to SUNY 推荐最近最火的赌博软件 and submitting it to the Office of 招生 & 金融援助. All applicants are notified in early May regarding their selection to the Medical Science Education Transition Course.
问题?
请联系MaryAnn Grandinetta, 学生成功计划主任, 315-464-8855或电邮: (电子邮件保护).
额外的细节
学生可以住在校园里的日内瓦塔. 学生 who participate in MedSET and sign a lease for Geneva Tower may be eligible for a discounted summer rate. 学生 are also eligible to make their own off-campus housing arrangements.
在每个历年的年初, a Summer Opportunities Fair is hosted by the Division of 学生事务. 在这次活动中, second- and third-year students host tables in which they highlight summer experiences in which they engaged the previous year. 除了, 许多办公室, like 金融援助 and the 研究 Office host tables at which students learn about on-campus work study opportunities and research projects in which they can become involved.
The 上州医科大学 写作资源中心 welcomes writers across campus interested in receiving help with any stage of the writing process including brainstorming, 研究, 起草, 和修改. While the 写作资源中心 is not an editing service, our goal is to provide writing assistance that allows students and scholars to engage with their work in a thoughtful, 协作, 反射方式. We hope to create a resourceful space and help a community of writers that participate in various writing practices ultimately improve writing skills.