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Information for new and current students
This page contains useful information
for new and current students in our program.
Please bookmark this page
as you will find many helpful links that are regularly updated.
Key Calendar Dates:
http://luc.edu/academics/schedules/index.shtml
For more information, select topic:
Blackboard Access
Course Registration
Course Drop/Withdrawal
Degree Status Change
Email Access
Financial Aid
Graduation/Certificate Application Forms
Graduate School
Policies
Health Insurance (Online
Waiver)
Leave of Absence
Library Access
Re-Application
Transcripts
Tuition Inquiries
Spring Courses
2009
Summer Courses
2009
Fall Courses
2009
Spring Courses 2010
Passwords:
The Locus/Blackboard password expires every 90 days without notice. Passwords can be changed at PAM (Personal
Account Manager):
https://pellonia.it.luc.edu/iuadmin
Both the master's and certificate programs require continuous registration
(excluding summer). This means that students who matriculate into this
program should plan on registering for at least one course a semester.
If a student needs to take more than one semester off, please complete
the Leave of Absence form found here:
http://www.luc.edu/gradschool/servicesandresources_forms.shtml
..\Files\pdf\Change
of Degree Seeking Status.pdf
- Email Access:
University communication will be sent to an email address provided to
students by Loyola (including Blackboard messages) . If you are unable
to check your Loyola email regularly, please set up for your Loyola
email to be forwarded to a personal email account by using PAM (Personal
Account Manager):
https://pellonia.it.luc.edu/iuadmin
- Financial Aid:
The Office of
Student Financial Assistance (OSFA) works with both graduate and
undergraduate students to finance a Loyola education. In addition to putting
together customized assistance packages using various financial resources,
OSFA provides graduate students with assistance or more information about
federal financial aid programs, alternative student loans and more:
http://www.luc.edu/finaid/graduate.shtml
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Graduation/Certificate Application
Forms:
December Graduates: submission deadline -
August 1st
May & August Graduates: submission deadline - December 1st
Master's Degree - The
Graduation Application Process is as follows:
1. Go to Locus and log on.
2. Click on the Graduation Application Checklist. On this “Graduation
Application”
page, read all
pertinent information relating to the “Graduate Application Checklist”.
3. Click on the Declaration of Intent to Graduate form (PDF). You must
type in all
pertinent information.
Print out the form, then submit to the Graduate
School Office
along with the $75.00 application fee, made payable to: Loyola
University Chicago.
The Graduate School (LUMC)
c/o Judith
Hartwig
2160 S. First Ave., Bldg 105, Room 2897
Maywood, IL 60153
4. Your diploma will be mailed to your permanent address as recorded in
LOCUS.
Please verify that
your permanent address in LOCUS is accurate. If you wish to have
your diploma mailed to
another address, please complete the Temporary Diploma
Mailing Address form
(PDF) and e-mail it to: diploma@luc.edu. (Please look on the
bottom of the “Declaration of Intent to Graduate” form in order to
change this
information)
Please check this webpage regarding diploma
distribution timeline:
http://www.luc.edu/regrec/diplomas.shtml#distribution
5. Check LOCUS for any holds that would delay the receipt of your
diploma.
Certificate
Please complete the "Declaration
of Intent to Receive a
Certificate" form to receive your Certificate.
Please fax form to: 708/327-9209
- Graduate
School
Policies, please visit the LUC Graduate School web site:
http://www.luc.edu/gradschool/academics_policies.shtml
- Library
Access:
For access to library online resources, please contact:
archer@lumc.edu
You will need to supply your name, email address and proposed month/year of
graduation- completion.
Access passwords will come directly from the library staff via email.
Spring 2009
Courses (January 12 - April 24, 2009)
Registration is open! Texts can be
ordered through Amazon or
Barnes and Noble. Highlighted
books are available elsewhere, please click on book for direct link for
ordering.
- Ethics Across the Care Continuum,
BEHP 403 (class #5932)
Barnard D, Towers A, Boston P, Lambrinidou Y. (2009) Crossing
Over: Narratives of Palliative Care. Oxford University Press.
Black K. (1996) A Healing Homilectic: Preaching and Disability.
Abingdon Press.
Cohn J. (2007) Sick: The Untold Story of America's Health Care Crisis
and the People Who Pay the Price. Harper Collins.
Moody HR. (1992) Ethics in an Aging Society. Johns Hopkins
University Press.
- Research Ethics, BEHP 405 (class
#4071)
Macrina FL. (2005) Scientific Integrity: Text and Cases in
Responsible Conduct of Research, 3rd Ed. ASM Press (American Society
for Microbiology).
Ackerman T & Strong C. (1989) A Casebook of Medical Ethics. Oxford
University Press.
In addition, please learn to access or procure online copies of:
The Belmont Report, 45 CFR 46, Institutional Review Board Guidebook.
- Principles of Health Care Ethics,
BEHP 406 (class #4072)
Beauchamp T & Childress J. (2001) Principles of Biomedical Ethics,
5th Edition. Oxford University Press.
Engelhardt, HT. (1996) Foundations of Bioethics, 2nd Edition.
Oxford University Press.
Gert, Culver & Clouser. (2006) Bioethics: A Systematic Approach.
Oxford University Press.
Charon & Montello. (2002) Stories Matter: The Role of Narrative in
Medical Ethics. Routledge Press.
Hester DM. (2001) Community as Healing: Pragmatist Ethics in Medical
Encounters. Rowan & Littlefield.
- Social Science & Bioethics, BEHP 407
(class #4073)
Fadiman A. (1997) The Spirit Catches You and You Fall
Down: A Hmong Child, Her American Doctors and the Collision of Two
Cultures. The Noonday Press.
King N, Henderson G & Stein J (Eds). (1999) Beyond Regulation: Ethics
in Human Subjects Research. University of NC Press.
Brandt A & Rozin P (Eds). (1997) Morality and Health. Routledge
Press.
- Ethics, Genetics & Health Policy,
BEHP 408 (class #5935)
Buchanan A, Brock DW, Daniels N & Wikler D. (2001) From
Chance to Choice: Genetics and Justice. Cambridge University Press.
Shannon T (Ed) (2005) Genetics: Science, Ethics and Public
Policy.
Burley JF & Harris J (Eds). (2004) A Companion to
Genethics (Blackwell Companion to Philosophy Series). Blackwell
Publishers.
- SpTp: Catholic Bioethics in Practice,
BEHP 491 (class #3135)
Ashley B, deBlois J & O'Rourke K. (2007) Health Care
Ethics: A Catholic Theological Analysis, 5th Edition. Georgetown
University Press.
O'Rourke K & Boyle P. (1999) Medical Ethics: Sources of Catholic
Teachings, 3rd Edition. Georgetown University Press.
Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services,
4th Edition (2001), United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Available online at:
http://www.usccb.org/bishops/directives.shtml
Master's Research Capstone, BEHP 492
(class #2499)
- Independent Study, BEHP 493 (class
#2498)
Summer 2009
Courses (June 29 - August 2)
Registration Opens February 9, 2009
Fall 2009
Courses (August 24 - December 4)
Registration Opens April 9, 2009
- Clinical Bioethics, BEHP 401
- Justice & Health Care, BEHP 402
- Biomedical Ethics & The Law, BEHP 404
- Principles of Health Care Ethics,
BEHP 406
- Religion and Bioethics, BEHP 409
- Public Health Ethics, BEHP 411
- History of Medicine & Bioethics, BEHP
413
- Master's Research Capstone, BEHP 492
- Independent Study, BEHP 493
Spring 2010 Courses
(January 18 - May 5)
Registration Opens November 13, 2009
- Research Ethics, BEHP 405
- Principles of Health Care Ethics,
BEHP 406
- Social Science & Bioethics, BEHP 407
- Ethics, Genetics & Health Policy,
BEHP 408
- Moral Theology for Catholic
Bioethics, BEHP 414
- Master's Research Capstone, BEHP 492
- Independent Study, BEHP 493
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