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Independent Study involves self-directed work under instructor supervision, often with a graduate student, postdoc, or faculty mentor, participating in ongoing research.
Expect around 3 hours per week for assignments like discussion posts and occasional projects. One student noted the extra work added to their internship schedule.
A graduate-level workshop titled RESEARCH: METHODOLOGY TRAINEES focusing on social science research methods, professional development, ethics, communication, and data management.
Advanced Patient Evaluation in the Primary Care Setting II teaches advanced history and physical examination skills, including comprehensive, focused male genitalia/rectal, and focused female breast/pelvic exams.
An undergraduate capstone seminar laboratory covering current topics in Nutritional Sciences and preparing students to deliver oral research presentations.
Veterinary necropsy rotation providing hands-on experience with necropsy procedures in all animal species within the diagnostic anatomic pathology service.
A clinical rotation in veterinary anesthesiology covering anesthesia and pain management techniques, including pre-anesthetic evaluation, intraoperative care, and recovery for various animal species.
Senior DVM rotation focusing on diagnosing, treating, and preventing common farm animal medical, surgical, and management problems while examining environmental influences.
Small animal veterinary rotation focusing on diagnosis, treatment, preventative medicine, and building clinical, surgical, communication, and cultural humility skills.
Senior rotation in large animal medicine covering diagnosis and treatment of diseases in horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs at the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital.
A CALS Honors seminar introducing research fundamentals, including the scientific process, utilizing scientific literature, and preparing research proposals.
An advanced course on Markets with Frictions that uses search theory to develop theoretical tools for studying monetary, public, and financial economics, focusing on frictions in formal models and applied scenarios.
Explores professional attitudes and communication in physical therapy, covering caregiving, multidisciplinary teams, conflict management, aging, loss, and family-centered care.
A seminar on professional practice issues in physical therapy to help students transition into the profession during and after final clinical internships.
Small animal internal medicine course developing clinical decision-making skills for diagnosing, prognosticating, managing, and controlling diseases through analysis and integration of information.
Seminar where Biotechnology Training Program trainees present research and internship work for critical review and discussion of industrial biotechnology applications.
Field Practicum in School Psychology develops competence in delivering school psychological services, including assessment, consultation, and intervention, under the supervision of a practicing psychologist.
Clinical Ophthalmology Rotation provides veterinary students experience in ocular examination, problem solving, and formulating diagnostic and therapeutic plans for animal eye disease.