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Student Handbook 2017-2018 Student Handbook 2017-2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the President ......................................... 3 4 CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SERVICES ....... 24 Directory of Administration ......................................... 4 Child Care ....................................................................... 25 Important Phone Numbers .......................................... 5 Copy Machines ................................................................ 25 Stay Current With Rush University ............................. 6 Fitness Center ................................................................. 25 Professionalism ........................................................... 6 Food Services ................................................................... 25 Rush University Honor Code ...................................... 6 Housing ............................................................................ 26 Implementation of the Honor Code ............................. 6 ID Cards ......................................................................... 26 Code Enforcement ...................................................... 6 Lockers ........................................................................... 26 Dress Code .................................................................. 6 Parking ............................................................................. 27 I CARE, I Connect Values for Students ...................... 7 Rush Photo Group ............................................................ 27 1 UNIVERSITY RESOURCES AND SERVICES 8 Security and Lost & Found .............................................. 27 University Resources and Services Directory .............. 9 Student Assistance Program (ERS-EAP) ........................ 28 Bookstore .................................................................... 9 Student Lounge ............................................................... 28 Chaplains .................................................................... 9 Quick Copy Center ......................................................... 28 Classroom Support ....................................................... 9 5 POLICIES AND REGULATIONS ........................... 29 Counseling Center ...................................................... 9 Drug and Alcohol Free Work Force ................................ 30 Equal Opportunity ........................................................ 9 Financial Appeals ............................................................. 30 Faculty Affairs ............................................................. 9 Harassment Policies and Procedures ................................ 30 Financial Affairs ........................................................ 10 Inappropriate Degree Usage ............................................ 31 Financial Aid and Work Study .................................. 10 Rush University Medical Center Property ....................... 31 Institutional Research, Assessment and Accreditation10 Privacy and Security ........................................................ 31 International Student Services ................................... 10 Procedure for Hazardous Exposure ................................. 32 Library and Study Spaces ......................................... 16 School Closing ................................................................ 32 McCormick Educational Technology Center Student Complaints ......................................................... 33 (METC) .................................................................. 16 Student Governance – University Level .......................... 33 Multidisciplinary Labs MDL’s .................................. 16 Students with Disabilities ................................................. 33 Registrar ................................................................... 16 Tobacco-Free Campus .................................................... 33 Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs .............. 17 6 CHICAGO INFORMATION .................................... 34 Student Life and Engagement ................................... 17 Museums .......................................................................... 35 Study Spaces .............................................................. 17 Zoos ................................................................................ 36 University Relations .................................................. 17 Professional Sports ........................................................... 36 2 STUDENT INVOLVEMENT ............................. 18 Theaters .......................................................................... 37 Student Organizations ................................................ 19 Transportation................................................................. 38 Careers in Medicine .................................................. 20 CTA Information ............................................................ 38 3 STUDENT ENGAGEMENT .............................. 21 Divvy Bikes .................................................................... 38 Alumni Relations ...................................................... 22 Metra Information ........................................................... 38 Community Engagement .......................................... 22 Commuter Shuttle Service (First Student Shuttle Bus) .... 38 Honor Societies .......................................................... 22 ZipCar Information ......................................................... 38 Rush Medical College: Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society ................................... 22 7 COLLEGE OF NURSING HANDBOOK ............... 39 8 RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE HANDBOOK ......13 Rush Medical College: Gold Humanism 7 Honor Society ............................................................ 22 College of Nursing: Sigma Theta Tau – Gamma Phi Chapter .................................................. 22 Rush University: Sigma Xi ........................................ 23 Room Reservations for Student Organizations ......... 23 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Welcome to Rush. The mission of Rush University Medical Center is to provide the very best care for our patients, and we believe that is most effectively done in an academic atmosphere. We teach and emphasize evidence-based treatments, and our clinical decisions are based on the best science available. Our research programs are meant to strengthen the ties between laboratory science and the bedside. Our community service programs are aimed at addressing disparities in access to health care. Finally, one of the goals of our educational programs is to teach the science and art of medicine in the context of health care today. School is not easy, but you have the background and skill to handle it. Many students need assistance or support at one time or another in their training. Please don’t hesitate to ask. You should also help and support each other. Learning in a supportive environment is ideal, and I know you will find that to be the case at Rush. All of us at Rush are honored that you have chosen to come here, and we look forward to meeting you, teaching you and working with you to improve the health of everyone. Sincerely, Larry J. Goodman, MD President, Rush University DIRECTORY OF ADMINISTRATION UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS LEADERSHIP Title Name Location Phone Provost, Rush University Thomas Deutsch 202 AAC (312) 942-6683 Vice President, Principal Business Officer Richard K. Davis 202 AAC (312) 942-6683 Senior Associate Provost, Educational Affairs Gayle Ward TBD (312) 942-2819 Associate Provost, Faculty Affairs Susan Chubinskaya TBD (312) 942-8873 Associate Provost, Institutional Research, Rosemarie Suhayda 1064G AAC (312) 942-6204 Assessment and Accreditation Chief Enrollment Management Officer and Brenda L. Weddington 440 AAC (312)942- 5117 University Registrar (312) 942 -5681 Chief Student Experience Officer Greg MacVarish 440 AAC (312) 942-7112 COLLEGES College Phone Location College of Health Sciences (312) 942-7120 Suite 1001 AAC Charlotte Royeen, PhD, Dean College of Nursing (312) 942-7117 Suite 1080 AAC Marquis D. Foreman, PhD, RN, Dean Rush Medical College (312) 942-6915 Suite 524 AAC K. Ranga Rama Krishnan, MB, ChB, Dean (312) 563-2033 Suite 364 PB The Graduate College (312) 942-3589 Suite 438 AAC James Mulshine, MD, Acting Dean University Offices and Related Resources Office Title Name Location Phone Counseling Center Director Hilarie Terebessy 701 Kidston (312) 942-3687 [email protected] Financial Aid Director Jill Gable 440 AAC (312) 942-3072 [email protected] Registrar’s Office University Registrar Brenda Weddington 440 AAC (312) 942-5681 [email protected] Student Affairs Manager Kapula Patalinghug 440 AAC (312) 942-2819 [email protected] Student Disability Services Manager Marie Ferro-Lusk 440 AAC (312) 942-5237 [email protected] Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs Director TBD 984 AAC (312) 942-0725 [email protected] University Systems and Operations Director A. David Rivera 440 AAC (312) 942-4851 [email protected] Student Life and Engagement Director Angela Branson 984 AAC (312) 942-6302 [email protected] Office Title Name Location Phone Community Engagement Senior Director Sharon Gates 716 AAC (312) 942-3670 Financial Affairs Manager Patrick McNulty 282A TOB (312) 942-6849 Library Director Jo Cates 571 AAC (312) 942-5950 McCormick Educational Technology
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