2013-2014 Course Selection Book - SUNY Upstate Medical University

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SPRING SEMESTER, 2014Weiskotten Hall, Rm. 3124November 25 - December 6Registration will take place in the Graduate Studies Office, Weiskotten Hall, Room 3124, November 25 -December 6. Registration packets will be provided to the departments. Packets for incoming studentswill be available in Weiskotten Hall, room 3124.Late Payment FeeA $50 late payment fee will be charged to all students if payment of tuition is not made by due date onmailed bill.In addition, a $40 fee will also be assessed if registration is not properly completed by December 6.Student Health FormsAll required health forms of students enrolled in graduate programs must be completed and on filewith the Student Health Service prior to registration.Tuition RatesState Residents .................................$4,935.00/semester411.00/credit hourOut-of-State Residents ...........................$9,175.00/semester765.00/credit hour(12 credit hours or more)(11 credit hours or less)(12 credit hours or more)(11 credit hours or less)Fees*College Fee (Required from all students) ...............$12.50/semester (12 credit hours or more)0.85/credit hour (11 credit hours or less)Activity Fee (Paid fall and spring). .....................$65.00(9 to 12 credit hours)32.50 (6 to 8 credit hours)16.25 (1 to 5 credit hours)Health Service Fee (Paid fall and spring) ............. $107.50/semester (12 credit hours or more)8.95/credit hour (11 credit hours or less)Disability Insurance Fee (Paid yearly) ............... $65.00IMT Fee (Paid fall and spring) ........................ $107.50/semester (12 credit hours or more)8.95/credit hour (11 credit hours or less)*Tuition rates are based on semester charges. These rates and fees are subject to change. The collegeand activities fees are non-refundable.5
Registration InstructionsSUNY Graduate StudentsThe enclosed (multi-part) course registration form should be completed by you and signed by youradvisor. Indicate number(s) and title(s) of course(s), where taken (SUNY, SU, COES&F). Graduate studentswho intend to register for classes at SU and/or the COES&F are also required to register there. Specialregistration packets and course schedules for these schools are available in the Graduate Studies Office,Weiskotten Hall, Room 3124.The New York State Tuition Waiver application (enclosed only if you are eligible) is to be completed byyou, signed by your department chairman, and submitted to the Office of Graduate Studies, NO LATERTHAN THE DATE OF REGISTRATION. Waivers will not be accepted after that date unless approved by theCollege of Graduate Studies.Add/Drop actions for SUNY Upstate Medical University must be channeled through the SUNY UpstateMedical University College of Graduate Studies. [Please note add/drop dates on academic calendar infront of book]ID CardsID cards are issued or validated in the PAYROLL OFFICE located in Jacobsen Hall, Room 100, on the dayof registration. A TUITION RECEIPT is required.Car Registration and ParkingCar registration and the issuance of parking permits is completed at the Parking Office which is locatedin the University Hospital, Room 1801. Car registration and ID cards will be required for verification. TheParking Office is open Monday through Friday, from 7AM to 4PM.Student HealthThe college has a student health service which is located on the fourth floor of Jacobson Hall. Adescription of the services available through Student Health is in the Student Handbook which canbe obtained from the Office of Graduate Studies, or the Office of Student Affairs, Campus ActivitiesBuilding, Room 202.Health InsuranceHealth Insurance coverage is mandatory for all students. Information describing a student healthinsurance plan is available in the Office of Graduate Studies, or the Office of Student Affairs in theCampus Activities Building, Room 202.Veteran’s Educational BenefitsStudents eligible for VA benefits should contact Ms. Jennifer Martin-Tse, Registrar, SUNY Upstate MedicalUniversity at Syracuse, 155 Elizabeth Blackwell Street, Room 203, Syracuse, NY 13210 (315/464-4604).Special Students (Non-matriculated)To be eligible for registration in a graduate course as a “special” or “non-matriculated” student, thestudent should be employed at the Upstate Medical University or be a student in one of the Center’sacademic programs (approval of program director or supervisor is required) or obtain special studentcategory upon formal application to the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies by the chairman of adegree granting program.Registration forms for “special” students may be obtained from the Office of Graduate Studies,Weiskotten Hall, Room 3114, 766 Irving Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13210.6
Page 1 and 2: 2013-2014 COURSESCollege of Graduat
Page 3 and 4: Contemporary Cellular, Molecular an
Page 6: Academic Calendar1
Page 9: Registration InformationFALL SEMEST
Page 14: CORECURRICULUMCore CurriculumPh.D.
Page 17 and 18: RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF SCIENTIFICRE
Page 19 and 20: 14Biochemistry And MolecularBiology
Page 21 and 22: SCIENTIFIC WRITING IN BIOCHEMISTRY.
Page 23 and 24: Cell and DevelopmentalBiologyGROSS
Page 26 and 27: Recognition by the T-Cell Receptor;
Page 28 and 29: NeuroscienceINTRODUCTION TO NEUROSC
Page 30 and 31: ADVANCED TOPICS IN RECEPTORS ANDCEL
Page 32 and 33: Period Offered: Offered year round
Page 34 and 35: AUTONOMIC PHARMACOLOGY. . . . . . .
Page 36 and 37: METHODS OF PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH. . .
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Page 40: FORMS ANDREQUIREMENTS
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Page 57 and 58: Spring II N507 Medical Neuroscience
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PHYSIOLOGY PROGRAMPh.D. and M.S. Re
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