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Caduceus
Newsletter: Spring 2009.14, Week of April 20 Dr.
Stan Eisen, Director Home
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1. ACS/BBB/PHP (American Chemical Society,
Beta Beta Beta/Preprofessional Health Programs) Activities. |
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2. Received
this week. |
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Association of American Medical Colleges ( ·
· The Official Guide to the MCAT® Exam.
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3. The
applicant pool for this past 2009 American Association of Colleges of
Osteopathic Medicine has increased by 8.79%, reflecting a growing trend among
students who are attracted to the osteopathic philosophy of practicing
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The nations’ 25 The 2010 AACOMAS application
cycle is set to launch live, the first week of May 2009. Your
applicants will be able to begin their applications and submit them as well. We hope that the 2010 College
Information Book (CIB) will serve your advising needs well this coming
cycle. Our Fast Facts on the AACOM website is also
a great source for current and historical data: http://www.aacom.org/about/fastfacts/Pages/default.aspx If you have any questions about
the AIC data, please contact me directly at: gmoses@aacom.org You may also
reach me directly at: 301-968-4184. Again, on behalf of AACOMAS, we
thank you for your invaluable support and continued feedback. We
look forward to our continued collaborations with you. With best regards, Gina ___________________ |
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4. CBU
Students can take summer courses at the |
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Dear CBU Biology Students, You can take summer courses at the Research Lab (Univ. Southern course credit! Contact Bro. Edward to arrange course credit. See below for an update on which courses still have seats available. (Flyers are available on the table outside Bro. Edward's office.) >Affiliate Coordinators, > >We have had a great turn out in student applications this year for >the 2009 GCRL Summer Field Program. I appreciate everyone’s help in >circulating information concerning this summer’s courses and >encouraging your students to be a part of GCRL summer experience. >With this said, I would like to make one final push to try and reach >students that may be interested in our courses. We have three more >weeks that we are accepting applications (unless we extend the >deadline) and we have plenty of room for additional students. We >target between 14-16 students per course so you can see where we >need the additional students below. Please circulate the attached >flyer with students and colleagues that might have students >interested in taking courses with us this summer. Additional >information and applications are available on >our website at: www.usm.edu/gcrl/summer_field >. If you have any questions at all or if you >need any additional information, please let me know. > >As of April 8th >Maymester (May 18-29th) > >Hurricane Impacts on Coastal Communities (Open seats available) > >1st Term (June 1-26th) >Marine Biology (Closed - FULL) >Marine Mammals (Closed - FULL) >Parasites of Marine Animals (Open seats available) >Marine Ichthyology (Open seats available) >Marine Ecology (Open seats available) > >2nd Term (June 29 July 24th) >Oceanography Open seats available) >Shark Biology (Closed - FULL) >Marine Invertebrate Zoology (Open seats available) >Marine Fisheries Management (Open seats available) >Marine Biology (Open seats available) >Marine Biology for Education Majors (Open seats available) > >3rd Term (July 27 August 7th) >Oceans and Human Health (Open seats available) >Marine Fungi: Swimming Mushrooms, Fungi in Marine Environments >(Open seats available) >Hurricane Impacts on Coastal Communities (Open seats available) > >Thanks for your continued support, > >Sam Clardy, Coordinator Summer Field Program > > > >228-818-8894 |
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5. Marginalia: Today’s safety lesson
(Thanks to Michael R. for alerting me to this SIGNIFICANT
safety tip.) |
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ya
can't fix stupid!Dr. Stan Eisen,
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E-mail: seisen@cbu.edu
http://www.cbu.edu/~seisen/
Caduceus Newsletter Archives: http://www.cbu.edu/~seisen/Caduceus.html