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Read your acceptance letter from the Graduate Admissions Office. Is your residency status correct? If incorrect, call 813-974-8800 or contact Graduate Admissions before registering. If you wish to establish Florida residency, please read the General Classifications Procedures for more information. Note that documents supporting the establishment of legal residence must be dated, issued or filed 12 months before the first day of classes for the term for which reclassification is sought. |
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All online courses are supported by COPH Office of Educational Technology and Assessment (ETA). The ETA office in conjunction with course instructors, prepares Course-at-a-glance documents for all online courses. The CAGs assist students in learning more about the course, its requirements, course expectations, types of assessments and important testing dates for a given semester. To access these documents, go to the Online Course Listing and click on the course of interest. Once registered, students in all online public health courses are expected to meet certain requirements to successfully participate in their courses. Failure to meet these requirements may cause problems accessing the course materials. It is the student's responsibility to ensure all requirements are met prior to the start of the semester. For a list of technology requirements, how to access your online course website, and order course materials, visit ETA's Technology Requirements page. |
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To obtain access to the COPH Building after hours and daily access to Computer Lab A, you will need to fill out an access form at the desk in our front lobby. Contact Mary Johnson at 813-974-7390 or mjohnso3@usf.edu. Then you will be able to use your student ID to gain access to the building. |
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These training modules are required for all doctoral students in the College of Public HealthThe USF IRB requires human subjects protection certification courses offered by the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) to better suit our research community. Your registration may be put on hold if you do not complete them as required. Human Research Protections Requirement: All students are required to have a current Human Research Protections certificate on file with the USF Division of Research Integrity and Compliance. Students taking Directed Research, Thesis, Dissertation,or Doctoral Project courses for the first time will take the CITI course. The Human Research Protections courses are online and take about 2 hours to complete; students taking these courses in multiple semesters will be required to complete a continuing education course when their certificate is out of date. For more information on these requirements please go here: www3.research.usf.edu/dric/hrpp/education.asp. Certificates of completion are available for printing through this link.
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