1. Freshman Advisement Meeting

2. Agenda Update from LIM SAC Review Petition and Registration Schedule
Course Plans
Advising odds and ends
Graduate Advisement – Ann Nolte
Professional Development
Next Policy and Promotions Committee meeting
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

3. Petition & Registration Period
Petition Request Period Saturday May 12th – Tuesday May 15th Academic Decision Period Wednesday May 16th – Monday May 21st Student Petition Acceptance Period Tuesday May 22nd – Thursday May 24th
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”
Schedule an advising meeting with me for next week.
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are open.

4. Agenda Update from LIM SAC Review Petition and Registration Schedule
Course Plans
Advising odds and ends
Graduate Advisement – Ann Nolte
Professional Development
Next Policy and Promotions Committee meeting
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

6. Course plan Color Scheme:
Blue: Humanities/Social Science (HC 630 and HC 633 should be blue)
Green: Math/Science courses
No Color: Graduate courses
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

7. Course plan Name file as follows:
Last name, class of XXXX, today’s date
Smith,Class of 2021,5_2_19
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

8. Course Plan Issues
Use correct naming system, date and colors for schedule
Some still missing “w/ lab” for certain courses
Has ID been approved by both academic departments?
Dates not updated
Align with LIM curriculum sheet
Must be enrolled FT all four years
Leaving requirements to the last term.
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

9. Advising
Practicums (LIM requires 15 Humanities/Social Science courses)
International Experiences
Audits
4th Course
Declare ID Major – Sophomore Spring
AP and “ID” departmental credit
Lim Advisor vs. ID Advisor
Check schedules to make sure you know when courses are offered
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

10. LIM advisors by Department
Science ID major advisors:
• Biology – Prof. Barb Pytel
• Chemistry – Prof. Joanne Kehlbeck
• Physics – Prof. Scott LaBrake
• Math – Prof. Kimmo Rosenthal
Non-science ID major advisors:
• Anthropology - Cool
• Classics - Mueller
• Economics - Schmidt
• English - Kuhn
• History - Meade
• Modern Languages - Garcia/Martinez
• Music - Olsen
• Philosophy - Baker
• Psychology - Weisse
• Political Science - Hays
• Religious Studies - Bedford
• Sociology - Goldner
• Theater - Finlay
• Visual Arts - Ogawa
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

11. Agenda Update from LIM SAC Review Petition and Registration Schedule
Course Plans
Advising odds and ends
Graduate Advisement – Ann Nolte
Professional Development
Next Policy and Promotions Committee meeting
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

12. Agenda Update from LIM SAC Review Petition and Registration Schedule
Course Plans
Advising odds and ends
Graduate Advisement – Ann Nolte
Professional Development
Next Policy and Promotions Committee meeting
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

13. Question…
In what way have you developed yourself professionally or personally in your first year at Union? Include healthcare outreach since you began the LIM program.
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

14. Sample Sophomore Portfolio – summary of hours
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

15. Agenda Update from LIM SAC Review Petition and Registration Schedule
Advising odds and ends
Course Plans
Professional Development
Next Policy and Promotions Committee meeting
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”

16. Friday – Grand Rounds at Ellis
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
MEDICAL GRAND ROUNDS
“Social Determinants of Health”
Learning Objectives – After attending activity, participants should be able to:
·         Describe the relative importance of social determinants of health.
·         Name at least 1 intervention addressing a social determinant of health.
·         Describe the importance of race and socio-economic status on disparities in healthcare utilization and health outcomes.
SPEAKERS:      
·         George Giokas, M.D.
Director of Palliative Care, Palliative Care Partners
Palliative Care Consult Service, Ellis Medicine
·         Martin Strosberg, M.A., M.P.H., Ph.D.
Professor, Health Policy and Management, School of Business, Clarkson University;
Bioethics Program of Clarkson University and Mount Sinai School of Medicine
·         ‘Leadership in Medicine’ Union College Students
WHEN:               Friday, May 4, 2018, 8:00-9:00AM
WHERE:             Auditorium, Ellis Hospital (Nott Street Campus)
From Carol They can just show up-there is always free bagels, fruit, coffee, tea-they are always kept to the hour (8-9) and are a terrific way to stay up on the field, not to mention do some possible networking.  It's within walking distance and the auditorium is in the basement on the ER side, but I've parked in the parking garage and walked through the hospital with lots of folks willing to direct me. A couple of years ago, I walked the first year's up on a Friday morning so they could get a feel for this but didn't keep that up. :(
“I would like to take the opportunity to remind every student that continuation in the program and final promotion to the medical college requires a minimum index of 3.50 (no rounding up) in both overall and math/science index (the math/science index includes only non-general education courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math). In addition, the program requires that you continue to develop yourself beyond the classroom and to exhibit behavior befitting a future physician. ”