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2010-2012 Academic Catalog AT DES MOINES UNIVERSITY MOINES DES AT 2010-2012 Academic Catalog 3 Colleges + 9 Programs = One Great University es Moines University, a private graduate univer- sity of the health sciences, Dis pleased to provide this catalog for the 2010-11 and 2011-12 academic years. This catalog provides detailed infor- mation about the University’s degree programs in osteopathic medicine, podiatric medicine, physical therapy, post-professional physical therapy, physician assistant studies, health care administration, public health, biomedi- cal sciences and anatomy. While all of the degree programs outlined in this catalog represent a distinct regimen of professional and academic preparation, you will find within our curricula a common focus on treating individuals through personalized, compassionate, hands-on care that focuses on prevent- ing disease, not just treating symptoms. Along with courses, you will find research opportunities, educational organizations and community events to participate in at DMU. On a broad scope, the programs also address the needs of students by providing an ethical frame- work that considers the role of health care providers in today’s evolving health care environment. We are committed to providing you with answers to your questions and opportunities for your professional success. You are welcome to contact us for more information about any of the degree programs or educational offerings in this catalog as you plan your health care career. Sincerely, Stephen Dengle, M.B.A. Interim president, Des Moines University 2 Academic calendars & information 2010-2011 AcAdemic YeAr 2011-2012 AcAdemic YeAr 2010-2012 TrimesTer schedules D.O., D.P.M., D.P.T., PA, M.S. in D.O., D.P.M., D.P.T., PA, M.S. in Anatomy or Biomedical Sciences Anatomy or Biomedical Sciences M.P.H. or M.H.A. 2010 YeAr I 2011 YeAr I Three terms: June 7 Orientation for new PA June 6 Orientation for new PA September - December (16 week) students students January - April (16 week) August 3 Orientation for new students August 2 Orientation for new students Summer (TBD) August 9 Year I classes begin August 8 Year I classes begin November 25-28 Thanksgiving break – November 24-27 Thanksgiving break – No classes No classes Dec. 18 - Jan. 2 Winter break Dec. 17 - Jan. 1 Winter break 2011 2012 March 19-27 Spring break March 17-25 Spring break June 1 Year I classes end May 30 Year I classes end NOTE: For students in the PA and D.P.T. NOTE: For students in the PA and D.P.T. programs, short fall/summer breaks between programs, short fall/summer breaks between years in the programs will be announced. years in the programs will be announced. StatemenT Of NondiscrImInation ABOUT THIS CATALOG Des Moines University does not discriminate on the Inquiries concerning the application of the This catalog, issued in December 2009, provides basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, University’s policy of nondiscrimination should be information about Des Moines University for classes ancestry, sexual orientation, age, disability, marital directed to one of the following: entering in August 2010 and August 2011. status, citizenship or any other characteristic protected by law in employment, admission or Provost The information in this catalog does not constitute access to education programs, activities or health Des Moines University a contract between the University and the student. care. 3200 Grand Avenue The University reserves the right to make changes Des Moines, Iowa 50312-4198 in curricula, admission policies and procedures, Des Moines University has a specific policy on (515) 271-1505 tuition and financial aid, academic standards accommodations in educational programming, and guidelines, student services and any other which may be accessed on the student portal. Director of Human Resources regulations or policies set forth in this catalog, After an individual has been admitted to the Des Moines University without giving prior notice. The University also University, he/she must notify the vice president 3200 Grand Avenue publishes student handbooks that serve as guides for student services if the individual believes that Des Moines, Iowa 50312-4198 to enrolled students. These handbooks contain he/she has a disability for which he/she is entitled (515) 271-1485 more detailed information about the policies, to a reasonable accommodation. A designated procedures and organizations of the University. representative of the University will meet with Executive Vice President Enrolled students are advised to refer to each the individual to review the procedures adopted Des Moines University document as needed. by the University regarding the reasonable 3200 Grand Avenue accommodation of students with disabilities, Des Moines, Iowa 50312-4198 including verification of the disability, the eligibility (515) 271-1496 for a reasonable accommodation and the type of accommodation available. 3 Table of ContentsTable of Contents The university college of podiatric medicine And dual degree – m.h.A., m.p.h. programs Mission, Vision .........................................................5 surgerY Dual Degree ..........................................................57 History ........................................................................5 Mission & Vision .................................................. 34 Admission Policies & Procedures ...................58 Governance ..............................................................6 Accreditation ....................................................... 34 Academic Standards & Guidelines ................58 Colleges & Degree Programs .............................6 Accreditation ...........................................................6 doctor of podiatric medicine doctor of physical Therapy Research ....................................................................6 Admission Policies ............................................. 34 Accreditation ........................................................59 Student Honor Code .............................................7 Admission Requirements .................................36 Mission ....................................................................59 Enrollment ................................................................7 Admission Procedures .......................................36 Curriculum Outcomes .......................................59 International Student Policy ..............................7 Curriculum .............................................................37 Admission Process ..............................................59 The Campus .............................................................7 Summary of Courses/Integrated Systems .38 Admission Requirements ................................. 60 Student Clubs & Organizations .........................8 Clinical Affiliations ............................................. 40 Curriculum Overview ..........................................61 Academic Standards & Guidelines ............... 40 Course Descriptions ...........................................62 college of osTeopathic medicine Awards .....................................................................41 Academic Standards & Guidelines ............... 64 Mission, Vision .......................................................13 Student/Academic Services ............................41 Accreditation .........................................................13 post-professional doctor of physical Student/Academic Services ............................13 college of heAlTh sciences Therapy Mission ................................................................... 44 Accreditation ........................................................65 doctor of osteopathic medicine Student/Academic Services ........................... 44 Mission ....................................................................65 Admission Policies ..............................................15 Curriculum Goals .................................................65 Admission Requirements .................................16 master of science in physician Application & Admission Process ................. 66 Application Process ............................................17 Assistant studies Course Descriptions .......................................... 66 Curriculum .............................................................18 Mission, Philosophy ........................................... 46 Academic Standards & Guidelines ................67 Curriculum Overview, Years I - IV ...................18 Objectives ............................................................. 46 Summary of Year I Courses ..............................19 Accreditation ....................................................... 46 Tuition & financial Aid Summary of Year II Courses .............................20 Admission Process ............................................. 46 Tuition & Fees........................................................ 68 Years III & IV – Clinical Years .............................22 Admission Requirements .................................47 Tuition & Fees Payment Policies ................... 68 Clerkships & Rotations – Locations ...............23 Admission Procedures ....................................... 48 Tuition Charges for Curricular Options: Academic Standards & Guidelines ................23 Curriculum Overview ........................................ 48 Directed Studies, Leave of Absence ......... 68 Year I – Course Descriptions ..........................
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