A 93-100 A- 90-92.9 B+ 87-89.9 B 83-86.9 B- 80-82.9 C+ 77-79.9 C 70-76.9 D 60-69.9 F 59.9 and below Termination from the Internship in Biomedical Informatics course Students may withdraw voluntarily or be to withdraw from the internship by the seminar faculty, the program coordinator, and/or the chairperson of the department of biological sciences. The procedure for withdrawing from the internship course is outlined below: Voluntary Withdrawal: A student who withdraws from school must notify the site supervisor, the seminar faculty and the program coordinator regardless of the reason for withdrawal. Unsatisfactory Academic Performance: If the student is not able to perform at an acceptable level set by the seminar faculty, s/he will meet with the seminar faculty to decide on an appropriate course of action. It is the responsibility of the seminar faculty to inform the program coordinator of his/her recommendation(s). Unsatisfactory Performance at an Internship Site: It is very important that the site supervisor informs the seminar faculty immediately of any problem(s) with a student at the agency. If the problem cannot be resolved informally between the intern, the site supervisor and the seminar faculty, the following procedures will be followed: The seminar faculty will meet with the intern. The seminar faculty will meet with the program coordinator. The program coordinator will meet with the intern and seminar faculty. The program coordinator will meet with the site supervisor and the intern. Some situations may require a formal meeting of all parties concerned and the chairperson of Biological Sciences. Violation of Ethics: Students may be recommended for dismissal from the college if they are found to have violated professional ethics or have conducted themselves in ways that are detrimental to the welfare of their persons at their internship site (This is particularly important in regard to patient data and information).
A 93-100 A- 90-92.9 B+ 87-89.9 B 83-86.9 B- 80-82.9 C+ 77-79.9 C 70-76.9 D 60-69.9 F 59.9 and below Termination from the Internship in Biomedical Informatics course Students may withdraw voluntarily or be to withdraw from the internship by the seminar faculty, the program coordinator, and/or the chairperson of the department of biological sciences. The procedure for withdrawing from the internship course is outlined below: Voluntary Withdrawal: A student who withdraws from school must notify the site supervisor, the seminar faculty and the program coordinator regardless of the reason for withdrawal. Unsatisfactory Academic Performance: If the student is not able to perform at an acceptable level set by the seminar faculty, s/he will meet with the seminar faculty to decide on an appropriate course of action. It is the responsibility of the seminar faculty to inform the program coordinator of his/her recommendation(s). Unsatisfactory Performance at an Internship Site: It is very important that the site supervisor informs the seminar faculty immediately of any problem(s) with a student at the agency. If the problem cannot be resolved informally between the intern, the site supervisor and the seminar faculty, the following procedures will be followed: The seminar faculty will meet with the intern. The seminar faculty will meet with the program coordinator. The program coordinator will meet with the intern and seminar faculty. The program coordinator will meet with the site supervisor and the intern. Some situations may require a formal meeting of all parties concerned and the chairperson of Biological Sciences. Violation of Ethics: Students may be recommended for dismissal from the college if they are found to have violated professional ethics or have conducted themselves in ways that are detrimental to the welfare of their persons at their internship site (This is particularly important in regard to patient data and information).
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