Announcements
Information for Non-degree students:
Information for Continuing Certificate and MCR students:
More information about the Certificate track.
More information about the MCR track.
Course Plans:
All Certificate and MCR students have a course plan that has been entered into Degree Audit. Please take a moment to check this plan particularly if you have veered off the typical course plan. This is what I will use to register you in the coming terms.
You can access this plan via your student self-serve account in ISIS. This is the same location where you review your account information. It takes only three clicks from the main menu; click on 'Student Services', click on 'Degree Audit', and then click on 'View Degree Audit'. Once you have entered your degree audit, the "worksheet" will show the courses you have taken and what's left to do and the "planner" will show the courses you have planned. FAQ and Help links can be found at the top of the page.
If you have any questions about your plan, please contact Karen as soon as possible so that it can be updated.
Fall Term 2009 Electives
Contact Karen anytime to pre-register!
This course will introduce students to the methodology of systematic reviews by working through the steps of a review using examples and discussion to explore various methodological approaches and identifying quality standards. Students will be asked to read and evaluate systematic reviews, discuss the process of reviews, and to consider various methodological approaches, including the pros and cons or suitable context for each. At the end of the course, students will feel comfortable reading, evaluating and applying systematic reviews from the perspective of a user.
HIP 530 Influence and Effective Communication for Leading Research Teams (2 credits)
Course Director: Nicole Steckler, PhD
Note: This course meets for a total of four 4-hour sessions in two paired Friday afternoon/Saturday morning sessions.
Friday, Sep 11, 3-7 p.m., Saturday, Sep 12, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Friday, Oct 2, 3-7 p.m., Saturday, Oct 4, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Format: short lectures, discussion, self-assessment and group exercises, and experiential learning. This course combines practical skill building with the opportunity for students to contribute personal experiences in leadership and to learn from other students in a structured collective learning process. Note: Subject to HIP tuition at $500 per credit.
Graduating Students:
Congratulations! We have 10 MCR students, including one PhD, MCR and one MD, MCR graduating this spring. And there are 14 students receiving their certificates.
Diplomas for graduating students should be available to be picked up at the registrar's office by early July or if you indicated on your application for degree form it should be sent directly to you.


