Ph.D. Program Guidebook - The University of Chicago Booth School ...

Ph.D. Program Guidebook 2007-2008
should be aware that course packets are dynamic as faculty members update their course
materials each time they teach. Therefore, course packets should not be resold. Students
interested in posting personal messages such as items for sale, lost and found
information, non-Chicago GSB sponsored functions, and/or selling textbooks should do
so through the marketplace on the Chicago GSB Bulletin Board on the portal at
http://portal.chicagogsb.edu. The Chicago GSB Bulletin Boards are password protected
and only members of the Chicago GSB community may access them.
HARPER CENTER ACCESS CARD
Ph.D. Program students are provided a photo Harper Center access card which allows
building access during non-public hours as well as access to the Ph.D. Computer lab, the
Ph.D. carrel rooms, the Andrew M. and Sharon Sadow Alper Student Study and group study
rooms. Access to floors 3, 4, and 5 are restricted outside of normal business hours and Ph.D.
students must use the card in the elevator or stairways to access these floors. Students are
expected to carry the Harper Center access card as well as the Chicago Card (UCID) while
inside the Harper Center as they may be asked to show their card as proof of Chicago GSB
student status. To report and replace lost or stolen Harper Center access cards, Ph.D. Program
students should visit GSB Facilities and Operations Department, HC 114.
APPROPRIATE USE OF CHICAGO GSB CAMPUSES
Specific areas within the Gleacher and Harper Centers are designated for the exclusive use of
Chicago GSB students, staff, faculty, and guests of the school’s administration. Examples of
these areas are: computing services/labs, Internet stations, student group study rooms, student
lounges, and quiet study areas. Any use of Chicago GSB campuses not directly related to the
academic mission of the school must be approved by the deans or designated staff.
Commercial use or the seeking of personal gain through use of any and all University of
Chicago assets or resources (for example, equipment, facilities, confidential information,
Internet access, networks, databases, and e-mail systems) for business not related to the
University of Chicago is not allowed. Students, or guests of students, who violate the above
policies will be subject to Chicago GSB disciplinary procedures outlined in the Student
Handbook.
Appropriate Use of Harper Center
Harper Center (HC) is the focal point of the GSB’s academic and social community and it is
to be utilized by GSB students, faculty, and staff to participate in the GSB’s academic and
community programs. Social and nonacademic events held in HC should support both the
GSB’s educational and community aims. The HC is not a substitute for other venues that
support social activities inappropriate for an educational facility such as bars, clubs, or
gambling establishments.
GUIDELINES FOR GROUP STUDY ROOMS
Harper Center
The spaces for which these guidelines apply are the group study rooms located on the
classroom level of the Harper Center.
1. Only registered GSB students are authorized to use the Harper Center group study rooms.
2. Rooms are reserved online via EZBook, (ezbook.com/chicagogsb), up to seven days in
advance
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