Please see the helpful materials and resources below for current and prospective Master of Science in Translational Pharmaceutical Science students!
Graduate Education Office (GEO)
Vice-Dean of Graduate Education: Mark Jackson, PhD, 368-1276, mark.w.jackson@case.edu
Director of Career and Professional Development: Tessiana Misko, PhD, 368-1158, Sears Tower Rm TG01-B, tam37@case.edu
Student Success Specialist: Isaac Anaya, 368-6052, Sears Tower Rm TG01-C, ija5@case.edu
University Counseling Services: 368-5872 - 2nd Fl, Dental Research Building at 2124 Cornell Rd
Students with Mental Health concerns for themselves or a friend, which include depression, anxiety, eating problems, alcohol issues, sleep problems or any other school adjustment situations, can schedule an appointment at the Health Service to be seen by a health care provider. To schedule an appointment at the Health Service, call 368-2450. If it is an emergency, students will be referred to a local hospital.
Students may also schedule appointments in the counseling center for the same issues without first seeing someone at the Health Service. Call 368-5872 to schedule an appointment.
http://www.case.edu/stuaff/ucs/index.html
Housing and Residence Life: 368-3780 - 24 Thwing Center
The Department of Pharmacology can direct students to available housing options in the area. It is also available on-line @ https://offcampus.case.edu/
Office of Student Affairs; 368-2020 - 110 Adelbert Hall
The University Office of Student Affairs provides leadership in the development of services and programs that supplement the classroom experiences of university students and enrich student life. The staff of the Office of Student Affairs attempts to promote an environment that provides positive, developmental experiences for all students.
Additionally, the office serves as an ombudsman, focusing attention on the rights and responsibilities of students within the university community. The Office of Student Affairs is a central source of information about university policies and procedures that affect student life and co-curricular programs and services.
Students should feel free to contact the Office of Student Affairs for resolution of specific problems and for referral to other university offices and campus agencies. Additionally, students can review a full list of resources on the Office of Student Affairs webpage
The Office for Equity can be reached by calling, emailing or visiting the Office for Equity, or completing the form here. The Title IX Coordinator is:
Rachel E. Lutner
Senior Associate Vice President for Equity
2120 Cornell Rd.
Cleveland, OH 44106
216-368-3066; evenings and weekends urgent matters (312) 504-1786 (call or text) rachel.lutner@case.edu
Persons experiencing sexual harassment or sexual violence may also share their experience with the Office of Civil Rights, United States Department of Education, http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/index.html. Individuals experiencing harassment or discrimination also always have the right to file a formal grievance with the government authorities:
Cleveland Office
Office of Civil Rights
U.S. Department of Education
1350 Euclid Avenue, Suite 325
Cleveland, OH 44115-1812
Telephone: (216) 522-4970
Fax: (216)522.2573
Email: OCR.Cleveland@ed.gov
Office of Civil Rights
400 Maryland Ave, SW
Washington, DC 20202-1100
Customer Service Hotline: 1-800-421-3481
Fax: (202) 453-6012
Email: OCR@ed.gov/ocr
Computing Resources
Getting connected...
This is the link that most will find useful: http://help.case.edu/. This web page provides instructions and assistance on connecting and setting up your computer to the CWRU network. Whether it is secure wireless, or a gigabit on-campus connection, how to setup email, or software downloads... It's all here! In addition, the Department of Pharmacology has arranged for daily on-site personnel from the School of Medicine IT Service to provide advice and repair services for everyone’s computers.
Free “useful” downloads...
The CASE Software Library gives students free use of many of the latest software packages on their own computers, provided they have network access. Other programs are available at a discounted price. Students may also use the software in the library from campus computer labs. A complete list of available programs is available at: https://softwarecenter.case.edu
E-journals
Almost every journal provides quick and easy access to full-text versions of articles. CWRU libraries has established a listing of all e-journals that should be accessible when connected to the Case Wireless network (or remotely through a VPN connection). For those publications that are not available, students and faculty can request the file through the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) https://case.edu/library/services/borrowing/interlibrary-loan
Is Spring term entry permitted?
Currently, we are only admitted students to begin in the Fall term?
Is there scholarship funding available?
While we do not provide scholarships, you are highly encouraged to search and apply for outside scholarships. Look to outside scholarship search engines, employers, local foundations, clubs and community scholarship opportunities. Additionally, there are paid research assistant positions available to students at the School of Medicine.