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Program Overview CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM OVERVIEW College of Medicine Entering Year 2020 CONTENTS DEAN’S 2 Dean’s Message MESSAGE 3 Mission, Vision, Values 5 The Admissions Team 6 About Central Michigan University Welcome to the CMU College of Medicine 7 CMU and Mount Pleasant Communities It inspires me to welcome each new medical student Their answers showed that first class knew firsthand 8 Campus Map to the CMU College of Medicine. When you chose the challenges you, too, will be facing, but that you 9 Explore Beyond Mount Pleasant CMU, you joined a group of unique and passionate will get to your destination, just as they did — through individuals who care deeply about changing the face hard work, taking it one day at a time, befriending and 11 Graduation of health care and improving the lives of patients here relying on your classmates, and opening your minds in Michigan and beyond. In 1892, CMU was created to to learning all you can. One word we hear over and 12 Diversity link the community’s progress to education. That legacy over when we ask our current students to describe 13 Student Profiles continues with you. After 125 years, CMU continues the support and friendships they develop at the CMU to lead in finding solutions to community needs. Our College of Medicine is “family.” I know your CMU family 14 2019 Residency Match Results faculty and staff work side by side to assure student will be an integral part of this new journey you are success and prepare them for meaningful careers. about to begin. 15 Financial Aid 16 Academic Success The CMU College of Medicine welcomes you to serve We hope you are inspired by their words and their advice. others and, with a shared dedication to our mission, That first class represents our founding alumni, and they 17 Student Interest Groups touch the lives of patients in the most impactful way have helped pave the way for all future medical students — by giving them the gift of your knowledge, your here at the College of Medicine with their vision and 18 Curriculum compassion and your ability to care for them from courage. The fact that you have chosen the CMU College 21 Clinical Training and Healthcare Partners birth to old age. of Medicine means you have this same drive, and you have already shown a commitment to helping others In a series we published about our inaugural class of and a passion for the mission of the CMU College of students in 2017, we asked each of them the question: Medicine. We are glad you are here. Why did you choose the CMU College of Medicine? Almost every student answered that they chose us You follow in great footsteps, and I know you will because 1) they believed in the mission, and 2) they make all of us proud as you forge your own path. wanted to be part of creating the foundation of this Congratulations on your achievements, and welcome innovative and new medical school. to the CMU College of Medicine! When that first class of entrepreneurial-minded students graduated and became physicians in the summer of 2017, we asked each one of them to jot down some George E. Kikano, M.D. @CMEDatCMU “words of wisdom” to share with incoming students. Dean, CMU College of Medicine @CMU_Medicine @cmumedicine 1 2 OUR OUR OUR VALUES MISSION VISION We will realize our bold vision by producing future generations Integrity | Respect | Empathy | Excellence | Inclusiveness | The Central Michigan University (CMU) College of of well-trained physicians, developing new solutions from Social Responsibility | Innovation Medicine educates diverse students and trains culturally innovative research, improving access to high-quality health care competent physicians to provide comprehensive and forging strategic partnerships to build thriving communities health care and services to underserved populations in and better lives for all people in Michigan. Michigan and beyond. Our faculty, staff and graduates advance health and wellness through exceptional education, innovative research, quality patient care and strategic collaborations to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities. 4 3 4 ADMISSIONS Fall 2018 TEAM ENROLLMENT By location Graduate 21,705 5,273 » Total On-campus Online and 1892 21,705 Satellite programs Undergraduate 16,975 Year CMU was 16,432 8,116 *About 24% of main campus students also take FOUNDED online classes, resulting in some duplicate counts Fall 2018 Chris Austin Ray Wilson Jody MacGregor Director of Admissions Assistant Director of Admissions Executive Administrative Assistant & Financial Aid ON-CAMPUS GRADUATE Programs Undergraduate...Approx. 200 Admission Timeline 17.3% 7 ACADEMIC Graduate...............Approx. 100 SNAPSHOT Nonresident (including master’s, doctoral and specialist degrees, and certificates) 1.4% COLLEGES American Indian/ Alaskan Native 2.4% 1,980 Hispanic/Latino Diversity October January April July August students » 4.5% Submit Free Application Criminal Background Early April- Financial Deadline for Student Classes begin. 64.6% African American Represented for Federal Student AID checks begin for aid award notices will Loan Activation. White in on-campus (FAFSA) at FAFSA.gov U.S. Citizens for all be sent to students. 4.8% undergraduate and Transcripts due to 49 60 admitted students. Unknown graduate student Second Look Admissions Office. U.S. STATES enrollment COUNTRIES 786 754 5.0% Experience Asian/Hawaiian/ Age Pacific Islander April 30th - Students 295 145 may hold only one medical 20-24 25-29 30-39 40+ school acceptance (AAMC guideline) 5 6 S N AI Carlin Alumni M UGLA To downtown 2 House DO Mount Pleasant BELLOWS To 39 33 20 Graduate Rowe U.S. 127 Trout Larzelere N 59 11 I Housing 3 Smith North Robinson Grawn KL Residential AN 8 8 14 E Restaurant 19 FR IV Ronan Special REFRESHINGLY R CAMPUS MAP 23 35 Sloan Olympics D Calkins Robinson 11 Michigan US P 43 51 20 N 18 AM Center for Wightman O Powers Warriner Integrated KEY C T GT PLEASANT S 41 Health Studies Health 12 21 IN 44 Bovee 10 H WE 10 5 Professions University Finch COLLINS DRIVE AS 12 15 Center (UC) W 2 College of N 55 6 O Connect with nature on the more than 80 miles of North 15 Art 18 Medicine Academic buildings Notable locations Art Studio Gallery PRESTON ISSI the Chippewa River Water Trail or in Mount Pleasant’s Fabiano 50 1 11 Grawn Hall 43 Admissions Office 27 28 Anspach Hall TH M Botanical Foust 15 area parks. Grab a meal and go shopping with a Gardens 16 U (Warriner Hall) Park 29 O friend in the quaint downtown. Examine culture and 2 Art Gallery 12 Health Professions Library S Building 44 Bovee University Center art at the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture 3 Biosciences Building 13 45 14 and Lifeways. Visit one of the city’s championship Moore Hall Bush Theatre (Moore Hall) 4 Brooks Music 47 33 4 Brooks Hall FAIRFIELD golf courses. Discover the countless other activities 14 Music Building 46 Campus Police and 22 52 5 E Center for Integrated V 1 Anspach I surrounding campus. Parking Services Bush Theatre R 15 D Health Studies North Art Studio 45 33 S CENTRAL AVENUE U 47 Chamichian Recital Hall Dow Science 13 54 P 6 16 Park Library 17 M College of Medicine Building Pearce Moore A C N (Music Building) 7 T O 7 S Ages 30-39 Age 20-29 Dow Science Complex 17 Pearce Hall A GT 48 John G. Kulhavi Events Center 3 9 46 E IN 8.2% 35.5% H Biosciences Campus 8 Education and Human 18 Powers Hall and McGuirk Arena 39 49 Engineering AS Police Education & & Technology CENTRAL DRIVE Services Building W & Parking Ages 40-49 19 Sloan Hall 49 French Auditorium 56 Human Services Services 31 8 9 Engineering and Campbell Cobb 6.3% 20 Smith Hall (EHS Building) Kesseler 43 24 27 Woldt 51 Technology Building 42 50 Merrill 28 CALUMET COURT 127 21 Wightman Hall Park Library Auditorium Troutman 58 Wheeler Sweeney 46 City 10 40 34 37 Fabiano Emmons 52 P Finch Fieldhouse 32 57 O 51 RFoC 25 29 Ages 50 & over Plachta Auditorium 55 Population Kulhavi Merrill 56 LO Carey (Warriner Hall) 44 Residential 45 FFCo SS 18.7% Restaurant 36 Saxe 53 E Total IN Celani 26 S 52 Staples Family Concert Hall 22 38 U Residence halls 40 42 30 B 25,711 Beddow Thorpe 47 Herrig Public (Music Building) Broadcasting 22 Beddow Hall 33 Larzelere Hall 53 Student Activity Center BROOMFIELD BROOMFIELD 23 Calkins Hall 34 Merrill Hall 48 Under age 20 54 N Townsend Kiva (Moore Hall) John G. Kulhavi IO 24 Campbell Hall 35 Robinson Hall Events Center & S 31.2% IS McGuirk Arena 55 UC Auditorium E AS 25 36 T H M Carey Hall Saxe Hall Rose Center C T (Bovee University Center)65 AM & Ryan Hall OU PU CENTRAL AVENUE 26 Celani Hall 37 Sweeney Hall S S 53 D Student R IV 27 38 Activity Center E Cobb Hall Thorpe Hall Margo Jonker (SAC) Residential restaurants Stadium 28 Emmons Hall 39 Trout Hall 62W 56 Fresh Food Company 62E 29 Fabiano Hall 40 Troutman Hall Indoor (FFCo) Athletic Field Complex (IAC) 30 Herrig Hall 41 Wheeler Hall Hockey Bennett 57 Merrill Residential W Complex Track & Field Courtyard E by Marriott S Complex STADIUM 31 Kesseler Hall 42 Woldt Hall Restaurant T DRIVE C A TAKE A STUDY BREAK M 32 Kulhavi Hall 58 Real Food on Campus P Kelly/Shorts U or enjoy lunch or dinner at several S Stadium 64 (RFoC) D Multipurpose R I Stadium Mount Pleasant restaurants, many V of which are close to campus.
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