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UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY OF NEW JERSEY
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences


Newark Division @ New Jersey Medical School

Student Services



GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION All students enrolled in degree programs of UMDNJ-Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences are eligible for membership in the Graduate Student Association. The group's objectives are to encourage student initiative in cultivating interest in the biomedical sciences and to encourage mutual assistance, social involvement, fraternalism, and other functions vital to a wholesome environment for graduate studies.

STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE The Student Health Service is located on the lower level of the Doctor's Office Complex. Students are provided with advisory and screening services, and, in many instances, a degree of out-patient care and preventive medicine. In the event of more serious illness, the service offers helpful guidance and assistance in obtaining referral, consultation, hospitalization, or emergency treatment. The service is limited to students. It is not available to their spouses or other dependents.

MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM Student Mental Health Service is an outpatient treatment facility for medical, dental and graduate students in need of psychiatric help. The service is not available to student's dependents. Dependents may, however, be seen in consultation. Treatment here refers primarily to relatively short-term restorative intervention in problems that may have arisen during a student's stay in school, and not to long-term, in-depth psychotherapy. When it is necessary to have further therapy on a long-term basis, the student will be referred to private care.

HOUSING Although the school does not have dormitory facilities for its students, housing is available in surrounding areas. A list of students who wish to share housing is compiled each year and is available on the GSBS web site (http:/www.umdnj.edu). Contact the Graduate School office if you need assistance.

GEORGE F. SMITH LIBRARY OF THE HEALTH SCIENCES Located on UMDNJ's Newark campus, the George F. Smith Library is a resource center for the University's teaching and research programs, as well as a major resource for biomedical literature throughout the Northeast. The George F. Smith Library currently houses more than 105,000 volumes of monographs, texts and periodicals, and receives more than 2,200 periodicals in the basic and clinical sciences. Individual study carrels are equipped for use of audio-visual aids and closed circuit television. Resources available through the library's Media Center include slides, filmstrips, audiotape cartridges and video-cassettes. The center also provides information from journals and technical reports on microfilm and microfiche. The library offers many services, including computer-generated bibliographies in medicine, dentistry and the basic sciences. A modest fee is charged for this service to faculty, students and staff of UMDNJ.

RESEARCH FACILITIES Located in the University's modern Academic Health Center in Newark, the Graduate School is fully equipped with the most up-to-date scientific instruments to carry out advanced scientific studies. The laboratories are spacious, and serve both the graduate school and the New Jersey Medical School.

COMPUTER SERVICES The Academic Computing Services Center at NJMS provides investigators and their students with off-the-shelf applications as well as powerful development tools for biomedical signals processing, genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, supercomputing, research and publication graphics, statistics, general mathematics and text formatting. The Center is linked to similar Centers at other units of UMDNJ as well as to many departmental computing systems through a sophisticated high-speed network providing a variety of resource-sharing services. This network is in turn connected to the Internet, allowing investigators at UMDNJ to exchange information with users on thousands of computers throughout the United States and elsewhere. The Computer Center is open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and is accessible remotely at all times.








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