This handbook and resource manual is designed to serve as an introduction and basic guide to the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy for all B.S.-Pharmacology and Toxicology and Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) students.
Academic Advising
• Academic Advising, How Can I Reach My Advisor
• Advising, Reasons to Contact Your Advisor
Alcoholic Beverage Use and Permits Policy
B.S.-Pharmacology and Toxicology
Background Information Disclosure
Calendar
Career Planning
• Career Planning, Career Fair
• Career Planning, Employment Resources
• Career Planning, Introduction
• Career Planning, Mentor Program
Courses
• Courses, Academic Program Changes
• Courses, Final Examination Schedule
• Courses, Instructional Evaluation Policy
• Courses, Problems with a Course
• Courses, Professional Electives Policy
Event Announcements Involving Alcohol
Experential Learning
• Experiential Learning, Pharmacy Practice Experience Registration Policy
Financial Assistance
• Financial Assistance - Financial Aid
• Financial Assistance - Loans
• Financial Assistance - Scholarships
• Financial Assistance, Student Employment
Finding Places in Rennebohm Hall for Individual and Group Studying
Grades
• Grades, Valid instructor assigned grades
Graduate Study
• Graduate Study: M.S. / Ph.D. Social Administrative Sciences Program
• Graduate Study: MS Pharmacy Program
• Graduate Study: Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Sciences Program
Graduation Requirements
• Graduation Requirements (Pharm.D.)
• Graduation Requirements (Pharm/Tox)
Health Related Issues
• Health Related Issues, Persons with Disabilities
• Health Related Issues, University Health Services (UHS)
• Health-Related Issues, Management of Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure
• Health-Related Issues, Patient Privacy: HIPAA Privacy Rule Training for Students
• Health-related Issues, SOP Health Policies
• Health-Related Issues, Student Organization Projects: Health Warning
Information Technology
• Information Technology, Email Accounts: Appropriate Use Guidelines
• Information Technology, Lecture Recordings: Appropriate Use Guidelines
• Information Technology, Policies for UW Campus
• Information Technology, Use of IT Resources: Policies
Insurance
• International Students, International Student Services
Lectures in the School of Pharmacy
Multicultural Affairs Program in Pharmacy
Professionalism
• Professionalism, Code of Ethics
• Professionalism, Oath of a Pharmacist
Scheduling Meetings, Lectures, and School Events
School of Pharmacy Building - Rennebohm Hall
Standards
• Standards, Alcohol and Other Drug-Related Policies
• Standards, Promotion Policies and Procedures
• Standards, UW Academic and Non-Academic Misconduct
Student and Academic Affairs
• Student and Academic Affairs, Academic Advisors
• Student and Academic Affairs, Reasons to Contact Your Advisor
• Student Organization Projects, Health Warning
Student Organizations
• Student Organizations, Bulletin Boards and Display Cases
• Student Organizations, Events Involving Alcohol: Policy & Procedures
• Student Organizations, Policy of Student Organizations
• Student Organizations, State Law Regarding Hazing
• Student Organizations, Web Pages
Student Rights
• Student Rights, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
• Student Rights, Nondiscrimination
• Student Rights, Persons with Disabilities
The information, policies, and rules contained herein are subject to change. No part of this publication should be construed as a contract or offer to contract. The School of Pharmacy Student Handbook and Resource Manual should be used in conjunction with other University informational publications. Students are responsible for being familiar with current University and School of Pharmacy policies and regulations.
Updated: July 2009