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Graduate Student Handbook
Preface
PART I. POLICIES AND RESOURCES
CHAPTER 1
- 🗒️Academic Policies
CHAPTER 2
- 🗒️Administrative and Financial Policies
CHAPTER 3
- 🗒️Enrollment and Registration
Chapter 4
- 🗒️Student Affairs and Services for Graduate Students
  - Student Services and Resources
    Career Services and Strategy
    International Student Services
    Student Health Services
    Student Mental Health Services
    Referrals
    WellConnect
    Disability Services
    Student Housing
    Real Estate Office
    Academic Informatics and Technology
    The Library
    Aufses Archives and Mount Sinai Records Management Division
    Academic IT Support Center (ASCIT)
    Affirmative Action
    Safety and Security
    Sexual Assault
    Harassment
    Definitions of Unacceptable Behavior
    Grievance Committee
    Mistreatment
    Mistreatment Policy
    Reporting and Consulting Mechanisms
    Clery Act
    Fire Safety
    Alcohol and Drugs
    Alcohol Policy – Levinson Student Center
    Drug Testing
    Infection Control
    Office of the Ombudsperson
  - Campus-Wide Policies, Regulations, and Requirements
    Rules of Conduct
    Student Behavior
    Faculty, Staff, and Student Relations
    FERPA
    ISMMS Social Media Guideline
    Acceptable Use of Technology Policy
    Use of Hardware and Software
    Web, Data, and Cloud Storage
    Email and Collaboration Technology Usage
    Protected Health Information and Other Confidential Information
    Secure Messaging and Encryption
    ISMMS Policy on Business Conflicts of Interest
    Student Intellectual Property
PART II. PROGRAMS OF STUDY
Chapter 1
- PhD in Biomedical Sciences and Neuroscience
Chapter on Multidisciplinary Training Areas
- Multidisciplinary Training Areas
Chapter 2
- MD-PhD Program
Chapter 3
- Clinical Research Education Program
- MD-MSCR/PORTAL Program
Chapter 4
- MS in Biomedical Sciences (MSBS)
Chapter 5
- Master of Science in Biomedical Data Science and AI (MDSAI)
Chapter 6
- MS in Biostatistics Program
Chapter 7
- MS in Genetic Counseling
Chapter 8
- MS in Healthcare Delivery Leadership (MSHCDL)
Chapter 9
- Master in Health Administration (MHA)
Chapter 10
- Graduate Program in Public Health
  - Master of Public Health (MPH)
    Program Information
    Additional Information for International Students
    Foundational Competencies
    Program Requirements
    Curricular Requirements
    Master of Public Health
    MD-MPH Program
    DPM-MPH Program
    Mount Sinai Residents and Fellow Physicians
    Requirements to Graduate
    Standards for Maintaining Satisfactory Progress
    Students Enrolled or Pursuing 2 Programs
    Curriculum
    General Public Health Concentration
    Global Health Concentration
    Epidemiology & Biostatistics Concentration
    Public Health Data Analytics Concentration
    Advising
    Concentration Directors
    Culminating Experience
    Description of the Thesis, First Author Manuscript, and Capstone
    Public Health Research Day
    Culminating Experience Submission Deadlines
  - Master of Science in Epidemiology
    Program Information
    Additional Information for International Students
    Program Competencies
    Program Requirements
    Requirements to Graduate
    Standards for Maintaining Satisfactory Progress
    Curriculum
    Advising
    Thesis or First Author Manuscript
    Public Health Research Day
    Thesis/Manuscript Submission Deadlines

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Chapter 3
Clinical Research Education Program

Curriculum

There are different curricular requirements and opportunities for CRTP, MSCR, and PhD students. They include:

CRTP and MSCR Curriculum
PhDCR Curriculum
RCR
Independent Study
Electives Offered in Other Programs or at Other Institutions

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