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Office of Education Career Advising |
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Medical students are strongly encouraged to visit the AAMC Careers in Medicine Web site to create a personal login and routinely check this site for information and tools to aid them in their career decisions. For career advising in other EVMS programs, students should contact their program personnel directly.
Specific additional information for each of the four years of undergraduate medical education is posted to the EVMS Blackboard site, in a course titled “Career Advising.” All EVMS medical students may be enrolled in this course. Additional programs and seminars targeted to individual class years are offered throughout the academic year. Topics in the Blackboard course include:
- Noontime Series with Residency Directors
- Primer to the Match
- Specialty Selection
- Away Rotations
- Letters of Recommendation
- Personal Statements
- Writing your CV
- USMLE tips
- NRMP Overview
- Rank Order Lists
Others in the EVMS community who want access to this content should contact Janet L. Winner, Ph.D., in the Office of Education.
For more information, contact:
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Phone: (757) 446-8488 |
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EVMS: Office of Student Performance & Evaluation |
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The Office of Student Performance and Evaluation is responsible for supporting the administration of testing, collecting and analyzing student performance data, and supervising course and faculty evaluations.
The key functions of the office are:
- Supervising the implementation of computer-based testing technologies
- Providing support for academic assessment and curriculum management functions
- Assisting in developing questionnaires, rating scales and examinations
- Maintaining and modifying student databases
- Performing statistical analysis for curriculum studies, research studies, surveys and evaluation systems
- Participating in designing and conducting institutional studies and reports
- Serving as the point of contact for all National Board of Medical Examiners communications
- Serving as executive chief proctor for Eastern Virginia Medical School
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Office of Education Curriculum Support Services |
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Judy Stovall
M1/2 Curriculum Coordinator |
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Coordinates scheduling of M1 and M2 curriculum each year; staffs the Medical Education Committee; is the EVMS Institution Administrator for CurrMIT, AAMC’s curriculum database tool; and serves as the Office’s Administration Assistant. |
Charlene Jones Cooper
M3/4 Curriculum Coordinator |
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446-5866 |
Manages all scheduling and evaluations of M3 clerkships and M4 year required and elective activities; maintains the Annual Electives Catalog  ; serves as the EVMS contact for “Visiting Students” - those from other medical schools who take M4 rotations at EVMS.
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Janet Winner, Ph.D.
Longitudinal Curriculum Coordinator
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446-8488 |
Coordinates the longitudinal activities available in M4, the M2 Life, Death, and Dying course, and the M3 Seminars in Contemporary Medical Practice. Administers the career assessment and advising programs. |
The Office of Education also provides support for the Medical Education Committee and the Student Progress Committee.
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EVMS Office of Faculty Development |
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The Office of Education is committed to helping faculty improve their teaching and other education-related skills in order to more effectively deliver the MD program curriculum. There services are also available to faculty in the other EVMS training programs.
Office of Education Faculty Development Lunch Series (See Schedule Below)
12 noon - 1 p.m. - Hofheimer Hall Auditorium (unless otherwise indicated)
Lunch provided, so RSVP to John Ullian, Ph.D. –
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CME credit is provided for most sessions in this series; contact Dr. Ullian for more information.
Other Faculty Development Services available include observation of teaching with confidential feedback, reviews of tests, assistance with teaching-related grant proposals and other education-related consultation.
For more information on these services or the talks listed below, contact:
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; Office of Education, 1167 Lewis Hall; 446-7275
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The Soul and Substance of Tanking! What Every Presenter Needs to Know about Lecturing and Presenting |
John P. Molidor, PhD;
Michigan State University |
| February 2 |
Sharing Your Work as an Educator – Principles of Scholarship |
Deborah E. Simpson, PhD;
Medical College of Wisconsin |
| February 12, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.; 4th Floor, Fairfax Hall |
Longitudinal Generalist Mentorship Preceptors |
The Theresa A. Thomas Professional Skills Teaching and Assessment Center |
| March 25 |
Secret Tips from an Instructional Designer |
Janet Winner, PhD |
| April 22 |
How Your Lectures and Exams Affect Student Learning |
Craig Goodmurphy, PhD, and Carrie Valdez |
| September 9 |
MATCH.COM - EVMS Style: Exploring New & Effective Interviewing Styles with the Next Generation of Students |
John P. Molidor, PhD;
Michigan State University |
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| January 14 |
Deans’ Hour for Teachers |
EVMS Associate Deans:
• Thomas R. Pellegrino, MD
• C. Donald Combs, PhD
• Michael J. Solhaug, MD |
| March 10 |
How and When Will the Current Model for M.D. Program Curricula Change? |
Thomas R. Pellegrino, MD |
| April 14 |
Using Technology in Your Teaching: Student Perspectives |
John A. Ullian, Ph.D., and student panel |
August 5; repeated September 25;
2 hours;
Library Computer Classroom |
Workshop:
Using PowerPoint to the Max (for intermediate users) |
Craig Goodmurphy, PhD
Helena Russell, MS |
October 23
(1.5 hours,
Library Computer Classroom) |
Workshop:
Adobe Presenter |
Helena Russell, MS |
| November 17 |
Handheld Computers: PDAs and Smartphones |
Jason Grahame, MPA |
| December 8 |
How and When Will the Current Model for MD Program Curricula Change? |
Thomas R. Pellegrino, MD |
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May 20
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Hofheimer Auditorium |
EVMS and ODU faculty; EVMS residents, fellows, postdocs, graduate students |
Writing Successful Research Grant Proposals
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