Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = ScicomGroup, NysbcadminGroup

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = ScicomGroup, NysbcadminGroup

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

The details seemed to work out well so far with CEM -- see http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemCourseParticipants05#Graduate_Credit

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

The details seemed to work out well so far with CEM -- see http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemCourseParticipants05#Graduate_Credit

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

The details seemed to work out well so far with CEM -- see http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemCourseParticipants05#Graduate_Credit

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

"Assuming there will be some evaluative component for this course, there is no problem with our students receiving credit. "

Consult your advisor also.

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

The details seemed to work out well so far with CEM -- see http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemCourseParticipants05#Graduate_Credit

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

The details seemed to work out well so far with CEM -- see http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemCourseParticipants05#Graduate_Credit

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

The details seemed to work out well so far with CEM -- see http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemCourseParticipants05#Graduate_Credit

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

The details seemed to work out well so far with CEM -- see http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemCourseParticipants05#Graduate_Credit

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

Students are asked to consult their adviser before proceeding. NYSBC offers its courses unrestricted to all affiliate students and postdocs. The issue of credit for attendance is for the affiliate's Member Institution to decide.

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Koeppl, Gerald" <GKoeppl@gc.cuny.edu>
Date: Tue, 9 May 2006 06:44:00 -0400

MEMORANDUM
 May 9, 2006
 To: Students
 Cc: Faculty
 Re: Information for students considering Consortium courses

Please see the information from the Registrar given below about the
 Interuniversity Doctoral Consortium.

_____________________________________________
 From: Deluca, Vincent 
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 9:22 AM
 To: Assistant Program Officers
 Cc: Executive Officers; Schoengood, Matthew
 Subject: Information for students considering Consortium courses

Listed below is information about The Interuniversity Doctoral
 Consortium. It includes the guidelines for eligibility. Please review
 the information and please forward it or post it so that students in
 your program are aware of the criteria for eligibility.

Thanks
 Vin De Luca


The Graduate Center is a member of The Interuniversity Doctoral
 Consortium, which provides opportunities for cross-registration among
 member institutions. Eligible matriculated Graduate Center doctoral
 students may cross-register for doctoral study in the graduate schools
 of arts and sciences of the following institutions: Columbia University
(including Teachers College), Fordham University, New School University,
New York University, Princeton University, Rutgers - New Brunswick
(State University of New Jersey), and Stony Brook (State University of
 New York).

In order to be eligible to petition for enrollment in a consortium
 course: 
1. You must be a matriculated doctoral student
 2. You must have completed at least two semesters of graduate study
 at the home institution and be between your 2nd and 6th year of
 enrollment at The Graduate Center. 
3. The course you wish to take is not available at The Graduate
 Center or other CUNY college. 
4. Registration is subject to approval by the Vice President of
 Student Affairs at The Graduate Center and the divisional Dean at the
 host institution. 
5. For Columbia University - The course must be offered through the
 Graduate School of Arts and Science.

Listed below are the procedures an eligible student must complete to
 petition for enrollment in a consortium course:

1 Acquire the Permit Out form from either the Office of the
 Registrar (Room 7201) or your doctoral program.
2 Your academic advisor must sign the form.
3 Bring the completed form to the Office of the Vice President for
 Student Affairs (Room 7301). If the form is approved by the Vice
 President you will be given an Inter-University Cross Registration Form.
4 Follow the instructions on the Inter-University Cross
 Registration Form and submit the completed form to the Office of the
 Registrar no later than Wednesday, September 6.
5 Once the completed Inter-University Cross Registration Form is
 submitted your registration will be finalized by the Office of the
 Registrar*. 

*Please note that registration for Consortium courses is not an on-line
 procedure, all enrollment changes for these courses must be submitted
 via change of program forms.

Finally, students taking courses at another university are subject, in
 those courses, to the registration and academic regulations of the host
 university, including the grading system, calendar, and academic honor
 system. It is the responsibility of the students to familiarize
 themselves with the pertinent regulations of the host university.

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Koeppl, Gerald" <GKoeppl@gc.cuny.edu>
Date: Tue, 9 May 2006 06:44:00 -0400

MEMORANDUM
 May 9, 2006
 To: Students
 Cc: Faculty
 Re: Information for students considering Consortium courses

Please see the information from the Registrar given below about the
 Interuniversity Doctoral Consortium.

_____________________________________________
 From: Deluca, Vincent 
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 9:22 AM
 To: Assistant Program Officers
 Cc: Executive Officers; Schoengood, Matthew
 Subject: Information for students considering Consortium courses

Listed below is information about The Interuniversity Doctoral
 Consortium. It includes the guidelines for eligibility. Please review
 the information and please forward it or post it so that students in
 your program are aware of the criteria for eligibility.

Thanks
 Vin De Luca


The Graduate Center is a member of The Interuniversity Doctoral
 Consortium, which provides opportunities for cross-registration among
 member institutions. Eligible matriculated Graduate Center doctoral
 students may cross-register for doctoral study in the graduate schools
 of arts and sciences of the following institutions: Columbia University
(including Teachers College), Fordham University, New School University,
New York University, Princeton University, Rutgers - New Brunswick
(State University of New Jersey), and Stony Brook (State University of
 New York).

In order to be eligible to petition for enrollment in a consortium
 course: 
1. You must be a matriculated doctoral student
 2. You must have completed at least two semesters of graduate study
 at the home institution and be between your 2nd and 6th year of
 enrollment at The Graduate Center. 
3. The course you wish to take is not available at The Graduate
 Center or other CUNY college. 
4. Registration is subject to approval by the Vice President of
 Student Affairs at The Graduate Center and the divisional Dean at the
 host institution. 
5. For Columbia University - The course must be offered through the
 Graduate School of Arts and Science.

Listed below are the procedures an eligible student must complete to
 petition for enrollment in a consortium course:

1 Acquire the Permit Out form from either the Office of the
 Registrar (Room 7201) or your doctoral program.
2 Your academic advisor must sign the form.
3 Bring the completed form to the Office of the Vice President for
 Student Affairs (Room 7301). If the form is approved by the Vice
 President you will be given an Inter-University Cross Registration Form.
4 Follow the instructions on the Inter-University Cross
 Registration Form and submit the completed form to the Office of the
 Registrar no later than Wednesday, September 6.
5 Once the completed Inter-University Cross Registration Form is
 submitted your registration will be finalized by the Office of the
 Registrar*. 

*Please note that registration for Consortium courses is not an on-line
 procedure, all enrollment changes for these courses must be submitted
 via change of program forms.

Finally, students taking courses at another university are subject, in
 those courses, to the registration and academic regulations of the host
 university, including the grading system, calendar, and academic honor
 system. It is the responsibility of the students to familiarize
 themselves with the pertinent regulations of the host university.

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Koeppl, Gerald" <GKoeppl@gc.cuny.edu>
Date: Tue, 9 May 2006 06:44:00 -0400

MEMORANDUM

The Graduate Center is a member of The Interuniversity Doctoral

Consortium Course Issues for the Member Institutions

AECOM INFORMATION

CUNY INFORMATION

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Koeppl, Gerald" <GKoeppl@gc.cuny.edu>
Date: Tue, 9 May 2006 06:44:00 -0400

MEMORANDUM
May 9, 2006
To: Students
Cc: Faculty
Re: Information for students considering Consortium courses

Please see the information from the Registrar given below about the
Interuniversity Doctoral Consortium.

_____________________________________________
From: Deluca, Vincent 
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 9:22 AM
To: Assistant Program Officers
Cc: Executive Officers; Schoengood, Matthew
Subject: Information for students considering Consortium courses

Listed below is information about The Interuniversity Doctoral
Consortium. It includes the guidelines for eligibility. Please review
the information and please forward it or post it so that students in
your program are aware of the criteria for eligibility.

Thanks
Vin De Luca


The Graduate Center is a member of The Interuniversity Doctoral
Consortium, which provides opportunities for cross-registration among
member institutions. Eligible matriculated Graduate Center doctoral
students may cross-register for doctoral study in the graduate schools
of arts and sciences of the following institutions: Columbia University
(including Teachers College), Fordham University, New School University,
New York University, Princeton University, Rutgers - New Brunswick
(State University of New Jersey), and Stony Brook (State University of
New York).

In order to be eligible to petition for enrollment in a consortium
course: 
1. You must be a matriculated doctoral student
2. You must have completed at least two semesters of graduate study
at the home institution and be between your 2nd and 6th year of
enrollment at The Graduate Center. 
3. The course you wish to take is not available at The Graduate
Center or other CUNY college. 
4. Registration is subject to approval by the Vice President of
Student Affairs at The Graduate Center and the divisional Dean at the
host institution. 
5. For Columbia University - The course must be offered through the
Graduate School of Arts and Science.

Listed below are the procedures an eligible student must complete to
petition for enrollment in a consortium course:

1 Acquire the Permit Out form from either the Office of the
Registrar (Room 7201) or your doctoral program.
2 Your academic advisor must sign the form.
3 Bring the completed form to the Office of the Vice President for
Student Affairs (Room 7301). If the form is approved by the Vice
President you will be given an Inter-University Cross Registration Form.
4 Follow the instructions on the Inter-University Cross
Registration Form and submit the completed form to the Office of the
Registrar no later than Wednesday, September 6.
5 Once the completed Inter-University Cross Registration Form is
submitted your registration will be finalized by the Office of the
Registrar*. 

*Please note that registration for Consortium courses is not an on-line
procedure, all enrollment changes for these courses must be submitted
via change of program forms.

Finally, students taking courses at another university are subject, in
those courses, to the registration and academic regulations of the host
university, including the grading system, calendar, and academic honor
system. It is the responsibility of the students to familiarize
themselves with the pertinent regulations of the host university.

Columbia Information

MSSM Information

MSKCC Information

NYU Information

Rockefeller U Information

SUNY Information

Wadsworth Information

WMCCU Information

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 18 May 2006