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Program Handbook
We look forward to helping you obtain your Ph.D. degree in Biomolecular Chemistry. This handbook should answer some of the questions you may have about our department and graduate program; if you have additional questions, the people listed below should be able to assist you.
People to Contact for More Information:
| Academic Progress - Forms & Procedures: Elyse Meuer (Student Services Coordinator) 587 MSC 261-1492 |
Payroll and Benefits: Kathy Wilson (Financial Admin. Secretary) 587 MSC 262-1347 kdwilson@wisc.edu |
| Course Advising/Rotations: Mike Sheets (Chair, CAAP Committee) 694 MSC 262-9452 mdsheets@wisc.edu |
Thesis printing, filing: Elyse Meuer 587 MSC 261-1492 eemeuer@wisc.edu |
| Department Resources available to you: Office Staff 587 MSC 262-1347 |
Thesis preparation: Your thesis advisor |
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Note: We ask your help in the evolution of this manual, any suggestions or clarifications of the text will be greatly appreciated.
New graduate students should arrive no later than mid August and check in at the Biomolecular Chemistry office to receive the schedule for the orientation week activities. Most apartment leases begin on August 15 and so most graduate students find it convenient to arrive at least a week before this to find an apartment. Within this timeframe, your first few days on campus can be dedicated to exploring the department/campus/city environs and taking care of the “little” details that enable you to get paid, registered, and housed. To help you hit most of the bases, we have provided a small checklist that generally pertains to many of our students.
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University
of Wisconsin - Department
of Biomolecular Chemistry
First published: 01/01/05 Last updated:
1/18/05 Email Biomolecular Chemistry
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