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Welcome to the News & Events e-newsletter from the College of Science & Mathematics and School of Health Professions Dean's Office. We recommend you "download pictures" for the best viewing experience. |
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Graduation & Commencement Information Sessions |
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Are you graduating? Attend one of the Virtual Graduation & Commencement Information Sessions in February. Important information on deadlines, caps and gowns, registering for tickets, and more.
Information Sessions:
- Thursday, February 4 – 11:00am to 12pm
- Wednesday, February 10 – 3:00pm to 4:00pm
- Tuesday, February 16 – 6:00pm to 7:00pm
- Wednesday, February 24 – 6:00pm to 7:00pm
Registration is required for any virtual information session. You will receive a link to the session you register for 24 hours prior to the event.
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The graduation application is open. In order to officially graduate and receive a degree, students must fill out an official Graduation Application. Please note that participating in the annual Commencement Ceremony is not the same as graduating. A degree will only be awarded when a student has met all the requirements of their program. Applications are due by 2/26/21 and are not accepted after the deadline.
Please read the information here to apply:
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See announcement for the Drop/Add process and deadlines for Spring courses.
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Pass/No Credit for Winter 2020-21 and Spring 2021 |
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MCAT Bootcamp Session Tomorrow |
The MAPS group is hosting an MCAT Bootcamp Session on Wednesday, February 3 at 7 p.m.
Learn the process and exam strategies.
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Road to Research Webinar Series |
Friday, February 19
11 a.m. - 12 p.m., via Zoom
Featuring:
Associate Professor
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry
The College of Mathematics & Science and the School of Health Professions is excited to present our next Road to Research webinar. Students interested in learning more about getting involved in research are encouraged to attend.
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Registration is now open for Rowan University’s 4th Annual First-Generation Symposium!
"Adapting Amid Change and Uncertainty"
February 10-12, via WebEx
See the Flying First website for a complete schedule of events, presenter bios, and symposium details.
*As part of the symposium, faculty and students from the Department of Psychology will be hosting the workshop, "Factors Influencing First-Generation Students' Ability to Obtain a Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology," on February 10 at 7 p.m.
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Graduate Students Days - Feb. 12 & 13 |
Join the Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies, Campbell Library, and our partners from around campus for a free virtual mini-conference especially for Rowan graduate students! Connect with your fellow students, learn more about campus resources, and attend programming on self-care and wellness, students’ research, preparing theses and dissertations, and more.
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Info sessions on February 3rd and 5th at 7 p.m. for female undergrads and graduate students studying science and engineering interested in forming an Alpha Omega Epsilon chapter at Rowan. More information
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NJCC will present the 2021 virtual student conference, “Keeping Students Connected,” on February 27. Students from Rowan can attend and present at the conference.
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Black Men in White Coats
Documentary and Panel Discussion
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SOM and CMSRU are hosting a virtual (at your own pace) documentary screening of Black Men in White Coats followed by a panel discussion on Saturday, February 27.
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Internships & Opportunities |
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University of North Carolina - Science Enrichment Preparation Program |
Held each summer on the UNC Chapel Hill campus, the S.E.P. Program is an eight-week, honors-level academic enrichment program that targets first-generation, underrepresented minority, rural, and/or socioeconomically disadvantaged undergraduate students (rising sophomores and juniors) who seek admission into Medical School or Dental School. The 2021 program is being held virtually. Application deadline in February 24.
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RowanNEXT for Graduate Students |
RowanNEXT is available in Canvas to all graduate students. This community will provide curated graduate services, resources, networking and connections for graduate students. There is no cost to students and, while access is granted automatically, participation is optional.
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This email is distributed to undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Science &Mathematics and School of Health Professions. Past newsletters are available here. If you have questions or would like to submit content for future newsletters, please contact Brigid Milone at milone@rowan.edu.
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