DocuSign Form Requests

THIS PAGE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS – PLEASE CHECK BACK SOON. There are several DocuSigns required throughout the duration of the IPN for all students. Always consult your Student Handbook for your requirements. The student will submit a request to the Program Administrator (Katie VanHouten) for some of the Docusign forms. More information below.

IPN Pre-Rotation Form
When: First week of each semester during first year of the program
Purpose: Summary of rotation topic, location, dates, and details.
No need to initiate: The Program Administrator will initiate the form.

IPN Post-Rotation Form
When: End of each semester during first year of the program
Purpose: Summary of progress with rotations
No need to initiate: The Program Administrator will initiate the form.

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  • When: 2nd year; a Master’s in Passing allows doctoral students to receive a master’s degree while working towards their PhD; a Terminal Master’s degree is for when a student leaves the IPN program.
  • Requirements: Must have 34 credits from the MS in Integrative Neuroscience program and a 3.0 GPA.
  • DocuSign document: Master’s in Passing or Terminal Master’s
  • When it is initiated:  When requested by student, if all qualifications are met. 
  • Extra Info: Students seeking a Masters in Passing, intending to leave the IPN, should NOT apply to graduate in GU Experience (DocuSign initiates the graduation process.) If you want the degree to appear in the Commencement Book, review the steps listed here for Graduation information, the Commencement Book, your diploma, and more.
  • Who signs it: Student (1st), Academic Coordinator (2nd), DGS (3rd)

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Associate Professor, Pharmacology & Physiology

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Associate Professor, Pharmacology & Physiology

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Associate Professor, Pharmacology & Physiology

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Associate Professor, Pharmacology & Physiology

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Associate Professor, Pharmacology & Physiology

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Associate Professor, Pharmacology & Physiology

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Associate Professor, Pharmacology & Physiology