Department of Social and Preventive Medicine
Research. Prevention. Community.

Advisement

All students are assigned a faculty advisor to assist in planning a program to meet their educational goals, and to answer questions relating to graduate studies. The advisor will assist the student until all course work is completed and he/she chooses a major professor to chair their M.S. or Ph.D. thesis/project/dissertation or MPH integrative project.

All administrative questions should be directed to Ms. Marcia Wopperer, Graduate Program Coordinator. Students are expected to consult with their advisor prior to registration each semester. Failure to do so could result in a student's program not meeting the requirements necessary for graduation which may delay degree conferral. Although it is the faculty's responsibility to be available for students, students should be respectful of faculty's time and schedule appointments whenever possible.


If for any reason a student wishes to change advisors, he/she should submit their request in writing to Dr. Carl Li, Director of Graduate Studies (a copy should also be sent to the current advisor). Changes will be made only with the approval of the new advisor. The department will try to accommodate all student requests.

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