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Points of Contacts |
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Academic AdviceFirst-year IDP students are assigned a mentor to provide academic advice about the IDP curriculum, lab rotations, mentor selection, etc. during their first year of graduate study. The faculty member directing the research lab each IDP student joins for their doctoral research becomes their mentor for subsequent years of graduate study. Other sources of academic advice include the student's Ph.D. supervisory committee members, and the individuals listed below.
| Academic Advice for Current Graduate Students: | |
| Wayne
T. McCormack, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Graduate Education Associate Professor, Pathology, Immunology & Laboratory Medicine IDP Core Course Director, Fall Semester 392-7413 (office) 846-3466 (fax) Office: Academic Research Building, R1-102 e-mail: mccormac@pathology.ufl.edu |
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| Dietmar
W. Siemann, Ph.D. Chair, IDP Graduate Studies Committee Professor, Radiation Oncology 265-0287 (office) e-mail: siemadw@ufl.edu |
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| Questions about the IDP Lab Course: | |
| William
G. Farmerie, Ph.D.
IDP Lab Course Director, Fall Semester Scientific Director, Genome Sequencing Service Laboratory 392-3862 Location: Medical Sciences Building, Room MG-48 e-mail: wgf@biotech.ufl.edu |
Last updated on 7-25-05
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