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Academic Guidelines and PoliciesClinical Population Health Research Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences This document includes the Academic Guidelines and Policies developed specifically for the Clinical Population Health Research program track of GSBS. Students enrolled in the Professional Track or as MD/PhD have differing expectations and timelines to those outlined in this handbook (this will be noted where appropriate). Where there are no specific guidelines in this document, the policies of the overall GSBS Online Handbook apply. If you have questions about the guidelines or policies from either document, please feel free to contact the CPHR Program Coordinator, Anne Michelson (ext. 68025 or anne.michelson@) or the Associate Dean/Program Director, Carole Upshur (ext. 62858 or carole.upshur@). TABLE OF CONTENTS I. First Year Advising Seminar 2 II. Student Research Seminar 2 III. Teaching Requirement 2 IV. Guidelines for Public Presentation of Student Work 3 V. Support for Student Travel for Presentations and/or Publication Costs 4 VI. Research Rotation Standards, Agreement and Evaluation 4 VII. Process for Matching to a Research Area and Thesis Mentor 5 VIII.Guidelines for Forming a Thesis Research Advisory Committee (TRAC) 6 IX. Completing and Defending the Qualifying Paper 7 X. Policy on Student, Thesis Mentor, and TRAC Responsibilities 8 XI. Dissertation Proposal 10 XII. Dissertation Examination Committee and Completion of the Dissertation 13 APPENDIX A 16 Student Funding Benefit Information 16 APPENDIX B 19 Timeline Funding for MD/PhD Students in CPHR Program Track 19 APPENDIX C 20 Guidelines for CPHR Professional Track 20 APPENDIX D 23 2008-09 Critical Dates: Selection of Thesis Mentor, TRAC, Qualifying Paper and Dissertation Proposal 23 Academic Guidelines and Policies Clinical Population Health Research I. First Year Advising Seminar During the first year of enrollment in the CPHR Program, while students are becoming acqu