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Postgraduate Committee
Each student will have an Advisory Committee consisting of at least two
faculty members. One member will be the program director and one additional
advisor may be chosen from the faculty. Members of the Committee must have
an academic appointment of 0.5 F.T.E. or greater. This committee should
be selected by October 15 of the first year in training and submitted to
the PEC.
The Advisory Committee has the responsibility for guiding the postgraduate
program of the student, informing the PEC of student progress and recommending
to the PEC whether or not the student has fulfilled all the departmental
requirements and is ready to receive a Certificate of Specialization. Students
should check with specific clinical departments for a listing of their requirements
for the Certificate of Specialization.
A report from the Advisory Committee must be filed at the completion of
each academic session with the PEC. Grades will not be recorded for a student
until the Advisory Committee report is received.
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June 9, 2008 12:45 PM