Southampton Campus Orientation May 23, 2022
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Margaret Sheryll Office of the Dean – Director of Southampton Operations New Library – Level 2 Room 208 Margaret.Sheryll@stonybrook.edu 631-632-5131 Resource and Liaison for any non-academic issues or concerns you have on campus, i.e., facilities, transportation, job opportunities, events etc. 3
Abigail Luizzi Office of the Dean Assistant to Margaret Sheryll Atlantic Hall, Lower Level, Room 003 Abigail.Luizzi@stonybrook.edu 631-632-2050 4
Orientation Agenda School of Health Professions Stony Brook Southampton •Introduction of today’s participants •Presentation from the Dean’s Office Student and Academic Affairs •Presentation from the Financial Aid Office •Presentation from the HIPAA & Compliance Requirements Office •Overview of Southampton Campus 5
MBA, MS, PMP ORIENTATION INTRODUCTIONS Joanmarie (Joanie) Schreiber, MS, Assistant Dean for Academic and Student Affairs Teresa Blaskopf, MA, Admissions & Student Affairs Administrator Renee Fabus, PhD, CCC-SLP-TSHH, Chair of the Speech-Language Pathology Program Rajiv Lajmi, MBA, MS, PMP, Program Director of Applied Health Informatics Ryann Vigliotta, MA Administrative Assistant for SLP & AHI Abigail Luizzi, Administrative Assistant Southampton Campus Erica Follick, Assistant Director, Financial Aid Christian Martin, MS, CHC, Director of Health Science Schools, HIPAA & Compliance Training 6
School of Health Professions Orientation Speech-Language Pathology Program Applied Health Informatics Program 8
JOANMARIE (JOANIE) SCHREIBER, MA ASSISTANT DEAN FOR ACADEMIC AND STUDENT AFFAIRS Joanmarie.Schreiber@stonybrook.edu 9
STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY • West Campus • South Campus • East Campus- Health Sciences Center • Southampton Campus 11
HEALTH SCIENCES • School of Medicine • School of Nursing • School of Social Welfare • School of Dental Medicine • School of Health Professions 12
Team Approach to Health Care Clinical Laboratory Scientist Applied Health Informatics Respiratory Therapist Physician Assistant Speech Language Pathologist Occupational Therapist Physical Therapist Athletic Trainer 13
ERICA FOLLICK Assistant Director Financial Aid Health Sciences OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES 14
CHRISTIAN MARTIN, MS, CHC Director of Health Sciences Schools Compliance HIPAA and Code Compliance Training 15
Resources for Students • Financial Aid https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/finaid/ • Bursar/Student Accounts https://www.stonybrook.edu/bursar/tuition/professional/ • HSC Library and Southampton Library http://www.hsclib.sunysb.edu/ 16
Resources Continued • Americans with Disability Act • If you have a physical, psychological, medical or learning disability that may impact your course work, please contact Student Accessibility Support Center (SASC) o They will determine what accommodations are necessary and appropriate. All information and documentation is confidential. Phone: (631 632-6748) Email: sasc@stonybrook.edu 17
Resources Continued • TITLE IX • Policies on Non-Discrimination and Sexual Harassment o Learning environment: o in which a diverse population can live and work in an atmosphere of tolerance, civility and respect o that is free from all forms of inappropriate and disrespectful conduct that may be deemed as sexual harassment o Office of Diversity and Affirmative Action- http://www.stonybrook.edu/diversity/ 18
Resources Continued • Counseling and Psychological Services - https://www.stonybrook.edu/caps/ • Center for Prevention & Outreach - https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/studentaffairs/cpo/ • Student Support Team - https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/studentaffairs/studentsupport/ 19
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW • Academic Calendar-Modules • Email accounts - you must use your Stonybrook.edu email account • ID Badges are required • Outstanding conditions of admission- must be submitted a.s.a.p. but no later than next week • Student Health History and Examination Forms 21
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW • Communication from SBU vs. SHP • SBU- may be interesting but check with us o SHP-important o AHI or SLP- important o Graduate School- not relevant • Academic requirements o Health Sciences Bulletin o SHP and Program Academic Policies and Procedures Handbook 22
ENROLLMENT, TUITION AND FEES • All enrollment is done via SOLAR • Students must enroll prior to the first day of the term • Refer to the Health Sciences Academic Calendar for specific enrollment dates: http://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/hsstudents/recordsandregistration/calendars • Tuition liability: Refer to the Bursar/Student Accounts website for specific information http://www.stonybrook.edu/bursar/ Tuition and Fees: (Click tuition and fees link) 23
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION Voice, Email and Text Messages • A mass notification system is used to provide voice, email and text messages to members of the campus community. • Log into SOLAR and use the phone and email menu selection to enter your data (If you do not provide a preferred email address the system will use your campus EPO address.) *Please note that your wireless carrier may charge you a fee to receive messages on your wireless device. 24
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES • Independent Study • Course Waivers • Challenge Exams • Academic Standing • Academic Dishonesty 25
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) • FERPA- if you sign the FERPA form to withhold personal information, you will not be listed in any publications such as Commencement Programs. • A FERPA form must be signed if you want to give us permission to speak to someone else about your records or accounts. 26
ACADEMIC INTEGRITY • Honor Code • Students are held to the highest standards as future health care team members 27
CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION DEAN’S ADVISORY BOARD 28
. Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives (D13) . Office of Multicultural Affairs . LGBTQ* Center . Office of Equity and Access https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/oea-diversity/resources 29
SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS The SHP Office of the Director of Diversity (ODD) works collaboratively with faculty, staff, students, and other stakeholders to promote a broadened individual and collective understanding of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our aim is to create a culture of inclusion and social justice within the School, by recognizing its diversity and addressing mechanisms of systemic bias that affect marginalized groups. 30
CASTLEBRANCH Teresa Ann Blaskopf, Admissions and Student Affairs Administrator 31
Incoming Students 1. You will need to complete the four page Health History Examination Form 2. Once the form is completed the student would submit on the health portal which is “Wolfie Portal”. 3. This should be completed by now but if not, as soon as possible! 32
Documents Required for the University To ensure a healthy and safe campus community, if you plan to enroll in at least one in-person class, live on campus, or access in-person services or facilities on Stony Brook’s campuses, you are required to comply with mandatory immunization requirements. Evidence of MMR immunity includes any of the following as long as the first dose is administered on or after the first birthday and the second dose is administered at least 28 days after the first dose: TWO DOSES of MEASLES/MUMPS/RUBELLA (MMR) VACCINE TWO DOSES of MEASLES VACCINE, ONE DOSE OF MUMPS VACCINE AND ONE DOSE OF RUBELLA VACCINE TWO DOSES OF MEASLES, MUMPS, RUBELLA, VARICELLA (MMRV) VACCINE In lieu of (not in addition to) an acceptable combination of vaccines above, a positive blood test (a quantitative titer only) showing protective antibodies to measles (rubella), mumps and rubella is acceptable to prove immunity. A copy of the official lab report must be provided. 33
For Clinical Rotations For students to participate in clinical rotations, it is the students’ responsibility to have all required documents uploaded to CastleBranchⓇ and to check that they are in compliance with their individual program requirements before attending any clinical rotation. Any student out of compliance will not be allowed to attend any clinical activities. 34
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Making an Account on CastleBranch CastleBranch 1. Once you are at the CastleBranch website, click Place Order. 2. Then click “Please Select (It is a drop-down menu. Click your specific program.)” 3. You will see 4 items to choose from. a. If you need a Background Check, Drug Test, and Health Compliance, as instructed by your program, you can click the first Tracker. b. If you only need the Health Compliance, then click the last Tracker. c. You can do the Background Tracker and Drug Test Tracker separately if instructed, by your program. For example: the numeric code in each tracker indicates the program code needed to register a check, such as “37” for Radiation Therapy: To combine the health compliance, background check and drug testing: YS37 Drug Test - YS37dt Background check - YS37bg Health Compliance - YS37im 36
Prices for CastleBranch . Health Compliance $43 . Background Check $135 . Drug Screening $35 37
Uploading Documents Physical Examination- Page 2 38
Uploading Documents Physical Examination- Page 3 39
Uploading Documents Physical Examination- Page 4 40
Uploading Documents Physical Examination- Lab Results 41
Uploading Documents Flu Vaccine 42
Uploading Documents Flu Vaccine 43
Uploading Documents COVID Vaccine and Booster 44
Dean’s Advisory Board The Student Advisory Committee to the Dean is composed of one student from each class of the SHP professional programs (one from the first year, one from the second year, and, if relevant, one from the third year classes), representatives from each section in the Health Science program, Stacy Jaffee Gropack, and Associate and Assistant Deans. Each class should elect its representative as soon as possible after the beginning of classes for the new academic year. The Dean's Advisory Committee meets regularly, usually once a month, according to a schedule chosen by the members. It may meet more often as required by student needs. 45
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Students enrolled in the fully online AHI program may now be excused. You’ll rejoin on a different Zoom link for your program orientation later this afternoon 47
School of Health Professions Graduate Programs on the Southampton Campus Doctorate in Physical Therapy – Library 105 Students Masters in Occupational Therapy – Library 90 Students Masters in Applied Health Informatics – Fine Arts 36 Students Physician Assistants Program – Atlantic Hall 50 Students Speech Language Pathology – Atlantic Hall 60 Students 48
Other Southampton Campus Programs • Masters of Fine Arts • Marine and Atmospheric Sciences • Events: Grand Rounds with SBU Southampton Hospital, Pianofest, Writers Conference, Community and Cultural Events 49
FACILITIES AND SERVICES •IT Support – 631-632-9800 - Evan Doubleday •Student Center: Fitness Center, Printer, East End Cafe, Lounge, Vending, Study Space, Campus Residence Offices •Campus Card and ID Office - by appointment •Students In Need of Computers (SINC) Sites •Theater, Lecture Hall, Access to the Shinnecock Bay at Marine Science Center •UPD, Facilities Management, Gymnasium, Newsletter •Margaret Sheryll - All campus resource-631-632-5131 50
BUILDING INFORMATION (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) Library Building Hours – PT & OT 7:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. Monday – Thursday 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Friday SATURDAY AND SUNDAY- Closed for the Summer – Fall hours to be determined Library Hours are on SH Library website, Café Area, SINC Site Printer Avenue C Canteen Takes Wolfie Wallet-8% Discount, Microwaves, supplies, etc. Fine Arts Building Hours - AHI 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Monday – Thursday 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Friday CLOSED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SINC Site Printer, Avram Theater, Video Conferencing Room Atlantic Hall Lenel Access Building – SLP & PA 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Monday – Thursday 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Friday CLOSED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Chancellors Hall -Duke Lecture Hall, SINC Site Printers Student Center -Fitness Center and Student Lounge with pool table, tennis table, foos ball. 51
Southampton Campus Housing • Southampton Campus Residence and Student Life https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/southampton/campuslife/housing_main.php • Director of Student Life - Marisa.Jeffers@stonybrook.edu • Off Campus Housing- https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcsms/studentaffairs/css/Renting-Off-Campus 52
All Things Southampton University Police Department (UPD) 631-632-3333 Outdoor Furniture, Ticks Fundraisers or Space Needed Problems Identified on Campus A. Safety concerns, facility problems, pests, etc. Postings on Bulletin Boards Only Transportation – Red Carpet Limo, Shuttle type bus SBU Transportation- A. https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/transportation-and-parking/transportation/bus_sbu_transit/ B. Notify me should you ever have a problem 53
Additional Services and Information Client Support & Campus Card ID Office Evan.Doubleday@stonybrook.edu 631-632-5171 Job Opportunities Departmental, Library, Facilities, Campus Res, Events, Handshake Student Center including Fitness Center, ATM, Lounge, Cafeteria and Southfork Kitchen (East End Food Institute) – Covid Testing Thursdays for the Summer 2022 Southampton Newsletter**** Weekly occurrences and hours, special events and opportunities Parking Information – Permits not needed in Southampton but needed on main campus -SBU Transportation https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/transportation-and-parking/parking-services/permits/ Traffic 54
Student Health Services • Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) through Stony Brook Student Health Services 631-632-6740, virtual and in-person • Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, 240 Meeting House Lane, Southampton, NY 11968, (631) 726-8200 55
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WELCOME SEAWOLVES Please join us for refreshments in the lobby hosted by your upper classman future mentors the Class of 2023!!!
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