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Contents 1 Coursework 2 Student Resources 2.1 Class Officers 2.2 SCME (Student Committee for Medical Education) 2.3 Upperclassmen Recommendations 2.4 Technology Resources 2.5 Financing Tools 3 Oath of Professionalism (Entering Class of 2007) 4 Online Calendars

[edit] Coursework

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[edit] Student Resources

[edit] Class Officers

• Class Officers
  • Preet Grewal
    • gaganpreet.grewal [at] case-dot-edu
  • Osmond Wu
    • osmond.wu [at] case-dot-edu

• Listing of all CSR Representatives

[edit] SCME (Student Committee for Medical Education)

• Class Representative: Jessica Ruff

[edit] Upperclassmen Recommendations

• Recommended Books for WR2

• Strategies for Preparing for the Boards from the Class of 2009

[edit] Technology Resources

• Technology Resources Page - Covers many topics pertinent to SOM student, including some of the following:

1. Using GMail for your Case Email - Instructions for having GMail as your email client.
2. Enable Scrolling from Touchpad (Dell Users) - The drivers for the touchpad to allow you to scroll vertically/horizontally (using the sides of the touchpad) are available for download. They work for both the D620 and D820. Vista may give an error when you try to run it the first time, but just try running the .exe file again. Afterwards, you will have to reboot and then go into the Control Panel>Mouse and under the Touchpad tab, click the enable scrolling option.
3. Check Printing Credit (Papercut)
4. Using OneNote - Tips and tricks for using this helpful application.
5. Journler - Description of note taking software for the Macintosh, including Journler, Omni Outliner, and Notebook.
6. Adding Printers - Instructions on how to add printers to your computer. UPDATED to include Macintosh.
7. Adding the T: Drive - Instructions on how to add the T: Drive to your computer. UPDATED to include Macintosh.

[edit] Financing Tools

• Recommended Viewing: PBS:Frontline Documentary - Explains some of the pitfalls of the credit card industry and what you can do to avoid becoming a victim (bad credit).
• Yodlee - Online account management system. FREE!
• Chase Freedom Credit Card - Excellent rewards program (3% groceries, gas; 1% everything else). Try not to keep a balance (aka Be a rotator) in order to get the full benefit of free money!

[edit] Oath of Professionalism (Entering Class of 2007)

We, as students of medicine, don these white coats to acknowledge our responsibilities to self, to patient, to profession, and to society.

Our path is one of diligent scholarship and a lifelong commitment to learning. We pledge to exemplify humility and honesty. We strive to be dignified and composed, approaching our profession with passion, integrity and excellence, while maintaining a healthy balance between our personal and professional lives.

As we begin our practice of medicine, we will demonstrate compassion, sensitivity, and empathy. We will strive to cultivate trusting and respectful relationships through effective communication and active listening. By serving as advocates and accepting others' differences, we will assist patients in achieving physical, spiritual, and mental health.

As members of a global medical community, we embrace our responsibilities as leaders, educators, and guides to our larger society. Through activism, advocacy and service, we seek to address disparities and improve health in all communities at home and abroad. As scientists, we must maintain a commitment to research and scholarship, and recognize that innovation will only occur through professional collaboration.

Finally, we acknowledge the living nature of this oath. These words are not set in stone, but shall evolve as we progress in our training. On our honor, we promise to uphold these values as we enter the field of medicine.

[edit] Online Calendars

These calendars are created through Google Calendar, but may be exported to iCal or Windows Calendar.

• Class of 2011 Academic Calendar
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• Class of 2011 Social Calendar
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• U.S. Holidays Calendar
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