Info for NEW IPN Students
Health Insurance
Georgetown covers your health insurance
through Kaiser Permanente:
https://www.kaiserpermanente.org/
Prior to arriving, you will have filled out
a medical history form which will be mailed to you after admission
During orientation you will
have to fill out some paper work to accept enrollment into the program.
You do NOT get visual or
dental insurance.
However, you do get a dental discount via the Basix
program:
For more info:
http://www.basixstudent.com/
Student ID Card
You will get your ID card known as
your GoCard on the first day of orientation. The office is located in
Darnell Hall
For more info:
http://gocard.georgetown.edu/what/id/
E-mail Account
If you do not receive information
about your email account prior to arriving, you can go to University
Information Systems office to open your email Georgetown account.
For more info:
http://uis.georgetown.edu/contact.html
Rotations
How to choose your first rotation? This is the trickiest one since you
have not arrived yet. Take advantage of the interview to probe faculty
as to rotation projects and availability. The more you can learn at
that time, the better. After you have decided on coming to Georgetown,
use email to contact faculty and students who have rotated in the labs you
are considering. Keep in touch with Dr. Larry Kromer at
kromerl@georgetown.edu
and let him know your thought process and your decision.
During the summer, students will be doing their first
rotation in a laboratory. By May, you should begin contacting laboratories
that you are interested in working with. By the middle of June, you should
have already chosen the lab you will work in. If you have any questions
about rotations, feel free to contact Dr. Larry Kromer at kromerl@georgetown.edu
Things to consider when choosing a rotation LINK
Once you have chosen a lab, you will need to do two
things.
1) You need to fill out a
PRE-ROTATION FORM.
2) You must email Dr. Kromer (kromerl@georgetown.edu)
to inform him of who you are rotating with for the summer.
Summer Classes
In the first week of starting your first rotation, you
will be required to take a diagnostic test. Following the test, there will
be refresher summer courses to prepare you for areas where you were weak on
the exam.
Neurofest
In addition to the summer courses, you will also
participate in Neurofest. This is a once a week symposium, where faculty
present their research to the first year class. To see the schedule for
Neurofest, please visit: http://neuroscience.georgetown.edu/newsinfo.html
Registration
You will register for classes near the end of August.
See the IPN website for the courses you will take. All first year
students take the same courses. http://neuroscience.georgetown.edu/gsCourses.html
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