You like research, or you want to further pursue the advancement of testing or instrumentation development. Career focused on something that pays well and is in strong demand no matter what the economy looks like. You’re interested in the latest diagnostic testing in health care technology. Maybe bedside wasn’t the best fit for a number of reasons, but you still want to help patients. You have a passion for health care and create a positive impact in the community. So if any of these sounds like you, this is the right place to be, so if you genuinely enjoy the sciences and topics like microbiology and chemistry. The mission of the Student Support Team is to help students succeed at GWU, and it’s by connecting them to many support resources, helping them develop plans of action to meet their goals, while navigating challenging circumstances, to work with and engage with real faculty, such as Professor Cymrot, for your online classesĬLIFF CYMROT: So thank you, Jon, again. You can log on as needed within the week to complete assignments, do discussion board posts, responses, quizzes. We use Blackboard to manage content, which allows for weekly deadlines within a structured seasonal semester.Įach semester is 16 weeks long, and many of the classes, though, will be in an eight week format. All the coursework that you’ll do is entirely online and is asynchronous with no live lectures. Let’s dive into some of the day to day expectations and using an online learning platform. There are more than 26,000 undergrad and grad students enrolled within the university, a strong ranking and recognition from industry experts such as US News. Not just a local or national name, GW has a strong global alumni list and has students from all 50 states, the District, and 130 countries. The lengthy history and specialization in medicine allow our faculty to have vast connections within the industry. In year 201 of existence now, GW is located in the heart of where health care policy and research is being conducted and decided on. Collaboration, respect, openness, and diversity are core values that define GWU. Let’s cover some details about the university itself before diving into the program. And I’m excited for everyone to be here today. I also teach a number of different courses both online and in person, such as hematology and molecular diagnostics.
I oversee a number of different MLS programs. I am the program director for the undergraduate MLS programs here at GW. Would you like to introduce yourself?ĬLIFF CYMROT: Sure. Joining me is our program director, expert in all things MLS professor samrat Thank you for joining us.
But then I did my master’s while working kids in a fully online environment, much like a lot of you might. This is really before online learning was even widespread. I did complete a traditional undergrad degree on campus. I’ve been in higher education for a little over a decade now, working in various roles in admissions. I’ll be your host for a portion of the slides this evening. Lastly, we will discuss the process with which students apply and what is needed. We’ll cover programmatic details for those new to the industry or for seasoned veterans, an overview of the career opportunities our graduates can expect, hear from faculty directly about the program’s objectives from their unique perspective. We’ll briefly get to know who you will be hearing from and their backgrounds, information about the University and its rich history, a breakdown of the way our program works in an online environment. Here are the topics of conversation for our presentation. We will be discussing the PBC, the Post Baccalaureate Certificate in medical laboratory sciences for the George Washington University.
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