SVM Catalogue 2012-2013 - St. George's University

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Widener University Combined BS/DVM Degree Program Widener University in Pennsylvania has joined with St. George’s University in an agreement to offer qualified students the opportunity to pursue a career in medicine or veterinary medicine at St. George’s University following successful completion of three years of premedicine or preveterinary medicine at Widener University, allowing the students to obtain the BS/DVM degree. Enrolled students begin their studies at Widener University, completing three years of undergraduate study. After meeting the requirements for promotion, qualified students then proceed to Grenada to enter the first year of the St. George’s University Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. Dr. Robert Morris Health Professions Advisor Phone: +1 (610) 499-4030 Fax: +1 (610) 499-4496 rwmorris@widener.edu School of Medicine Academic Partnerships School of Veterinary Medicine Catalog 2013–2014 | 65
Student Support Services In accordance with its mission, the University is fully committed to the creation and maintenance of an environment conducive to academic success for all students. A wide range of student academic and nonacademic support services are offered to ensure that the University is in partnership with each student to provide support for success. School of Medicine Student Support Services “Let’s Talk Teaching” Program The Department of Educational Services has established a faculty development program that provides faculty members with different avenues for exploring new advances in pedagogy, classroom and laboratory technology, and course delivery. Through workshops and individual consultation, the program supports instructional faculty in their goals of developing techniques to enhance student learning and retention; defining learning styles to identify individual needs; reciprocal assessments of colleagues in mutual support; and sustaining the vitality, passion, and enthusiasm that captivate and motivate students to strive for their personal best. Dean of Students C. V. Rao, PhD, Dean The mission of the Dean of Students Office (DOS) is to encourage and enable students to achieve academic success, and to exhibit the highest standards of professionalism in their chosen fields of study at St. George’s University by providing support and guidance in both academic and nonacademic areas. From orientation to graduation, it assists all students in the University including the School of Medicine, the School of Veterinary Medicine, the School of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate Studies Program, and other University programs. The DOS Office accomplishes its mission by providing guidance in both academic and nonacademic areas, enabling students to freely access the services and support mechanisms needed to achieve their professional goals, and enhance their personal growth during their tenure at St. George’s University. The DOS Office is responsible for monitoring the academic progress of all students, providing information and advice regarding the satisfactory academic progress and professional standards. Additionally, the DOS enforces the student code of conduct as described in the SGU Student Manual. All students who have cognitive or non-cognitive concerns are provided with a wide range of support services, and the DOS serves as a student advocate in accessing needed services on or off campus. For additional ongoing support, matriculated students are assigned a faculty advisor as part of the Faculty Advisor Program, which is administered by the DOS. The advisor becomes personally acquainted with the student’s goals, strengths, and challenges. He or she serves as a source of support and advice throughout the student’s tenure at the University. The DOS supports nearly 50 student organizations that enhance student life by promoting a variety of activities with a range of goals: religious, cultural, professional, political, social, and academic. 66 | St. George’s University
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