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TABLE OF CONTENTS

WELCOME ............................................................................................................................................................... 2.

ABOUT THE UNT HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER ........................................................................................... 2.

THE DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS .......................................................................................................... 3

WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT DURING NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION? .............................................. 3

HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES ...............................................................................................................................4

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A ROOMMATE? ...................................................................................................4

WHEN SHOULD I PURCHASE BOOKS? ........................................................................................................4

FINANCIAL AID ...................................................................................................................................................... 5

IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS & BACTERIAL MENINGITIS ............................................................ 5

WHEN WILL I GET MY EMAIL ACCOUNT? .................................................................................................. 6

WHEN WILL I GET MY ID BADGE? ................................................................................................................. 6

LOCKERS .................................................................................................................................................................. 6

PARKING ON CAMPUS ........................................................................................................................................ 7

LIBRARY SERVICES .............................................................................................................................................. 7

OFFICE OF HEALTH PROMOTIONS ............................................................................................................... 7

CENTER FOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE ................................................................................................ 8

STUDENT FINANCIALS:

WHEN WILL I GET MY REFUND CHECK? ............................................................................................... 8

WHEN IS TUITION DUE .................................................................................................................................. 9

WHITE COAT CEREMONY .................................................................................................................................. 9

PARENT FAMILY WEEKEND .............................................................................................................................. 9

UNTHSC POLICE DEPARTMENT & CAMPUS SAFETY .......................................................................... 10

CONTACT INFORMATION & KEY AREAS ON CAMPUS ........................................................................ 1 1

CAMPUS MAP ........................................................................................................................................................1 4

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WELCOME TO THE UNT HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER!The University of North Texas Health Science Center (UNTHSC) is a 33-acre graduate university located in Fort Worth’s Cultural District. The campus includes the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM), the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS), the School of Public Health (SPH), the School of Health Professions, which includes the departments of Physician Assistant Studies (PAS) and Physical Therapy (DPT) and a UNT System College of Pharmacy (SCP) that will welcome its inaugural class of students to our campus in fall 2013.

Our MissionTo improve the health and quality of life for the people of Texas and beyond through excellence in education, research,

clinical care, community engagement and to provide national leadership in primary care

Our VisionTo become a top 10 health science center

Our Core ValuesCompassion, Teamwork, Pride, Integrity, Innovation, and Excellence

HISTORYOne of the nation’s distinguished academic health science centers, dedicated to education, research, patient care and service, the University of North Texas Health Science Center began when the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine accepted its first students in 1970. With the establishment of GSBS in 1993, the name was changed to the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth. In 1999, UNTHSC joined the UNT System.

Statistics: • Students:1,949 • Extramuralresearchawards:$41million • Faculty:406 • UNTHealthpracticesites:49 • AdjunctFaculty:855 • UNTHealthproviders:Morethan220 • Non-FacultyStaff:1,353 • Annualpatientencounters:581,893 • Graduatestodate:6,003

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THE DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS StudentAffairsoverseesissuesthatarerelevanttoallstudentsfrompre-enrollmentthroughgraduation.Thedivisionprovides co-curricular and extra-curricular services, programs, and activities to facilitate students’ academic training, personal growth, and professional development.

Student Affairs MissionFostering Student Success

StudentAffairsiscomprisedofthefollowingdepartments:

• CenterforAcademicPerformance(CAP) •OfficeofCareerServices • Registrar’sOffice •DisabilityAccommodations • FinancialAidOffice •OfficeofHealthPromotion • OfficeofStudentDevelopment •TheFounders’ActivityCenter • InternationalStudentServices

New Student Orientation (NSO)isplannedandorganizedwithintheOfficeofStudentDevelopment.IfyouhavequestionsorconcernsregardingNewStudentOrientation,contacttheOfficeofStudentDevelopmentviaemailatorientation@unthsc.eduorbyphoneat817-735-5006.

WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT DURING NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION? Youareabouttoembarkonanewandexcitingpathinyourlife.Thefaculty,staffandcurrentstudentsareeagerlylooking forward to providing resources and guidance to support your success. New Student Orientation is mandatory for all incoming UNTHSC students. This is your opportunity to learn about academic and community expectations, campus culture, and services and resources available to you. We welcome your questions and full participation in all parts of the program! You are also encouraged to start building relationships with your peers. Along with your family and friends, we understand that this is a vital part of your support network. Orientationsessionswillbeheldbetween8a.m.and5p.m.Thenumberofdayswillvarydependingonyourprogram. In preparing to attend orientation, please consider the following:

1) Punctuality: Throughout your education and in your professional career, the habit of tardiness is one of the single most destructive traits you can possess. We ask that you be on time for orientation, every class, workshop, and meeting that you attend. It is a matter of courtesy to your fellow participants, orientation organizers, and session speakers. All orientation sessions are mandatory unless otherwise indicated. Failure to attend every .. session may result in dismissal.

2) Attire: Dress for orientation is usually business casual. Your schedule will indicate when business casual attire is not required. It is important that you comply with the UNTHSC student dress code at all times when on ourcampusorinoff-siteclinics.

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3) Please do not bring a spouse, parent, guest, child, etc. with you to orientation. Orientation programs are designed for incoming students only. Any individual not accepted into a graduate program will be asked to leave.

4)Breakfastandlunchwillgenerallybeprovided,includingvegetarianoptions.Seeorientationschedules for details.

New Student Orientation is a process, not merely an event. In order to best serve you, we have prepared a Getting ready for UNTHSC checklist for you. You can get started with your checklist right away! Th e NSO schedule will be posted on the website no later than one month before orientation. We look forward to meeting you at New Student Orientation!

HOUSING OPPORTUNITIESLookingforhousinginthearea?RealEstatewithHonorsgivesyouinformationaboutmanyoff-campushousingoptions in one convenient place. Th is site lists apartments, condos and houses both for sale and rent. Please visit this website to view all listings: www.unthscrealestatewithhonors.com/.(UNTHSCdoesnotofferon-campushousing.)

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A ROOMMATE? We have a website designed specifi cally for you: http://students.hsc.unt.edu/housing/wanted.cfm. Feel free to post what you are looking for in a potential roommate or simply browse to see what other UNTHSC students have posted. Th is resource will assist you in your transition to the Fort Worth Community.

WHEN SHOULD I PURCHASE BOOKS? Outside of certain fi xed college costs, the most expensive purchase will be books, required or recommended. Booklists will beprovidedtoyoubeforeclassesbegin(usually2–4weekspriortothefirstdayofclass).UNTHSCdoesnothaveanon-campus bookstore Here are a few guidelines to consider as you purchase your textbooks: (1) consider buying used textbooks from current students at the beginning of each semester, and (2) don’t be afraid to consult current students within your program for advice on textbooks and about the possibility of borrowing/buying their books.

FINANCIAL AID Th eFinancialAidOfficeknowsthatpayingfor graduate or professional school can be an overwhelming experience for

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GET CONNECTEDstudents. It is our goal to provide you, our students, with fi nancial assistance and advice to help you manage the costs associated with your educational pursuits. Th e Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available January 1st of each year at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Th e FAFSA is your application for federal direct student loans and state grant funding. You will be notifi ed via email once you have been awarded fi nancial aid. Additional instructions will be included on how to accept/decline/reduce your aid. OnceyouacceptyourfederaldirectstudentloansonyourMyHSC,youmustthencompleteEntranceCounselingandsign a Master Promissory Note at www.studentloans.gov. Financial Aid is then disbursed no more than 10 days prior to the fi rst day of class each semester. Please visit our website for further information www.hsc.unt.edu/departments/FinancialAid/

IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS & BACTERIAL MENINGITISImmunization requirements of ALL UNTHSC [TCOM, GSBS, SPH, PAS, DPT & Pharmacy] students are: • HepatitisBSeries • Measles,mumps,rubella(MMR) • InactivatedPolio(IPV) • Diptheria,tetanus,pertussis(Tdap) • Varicellaorevidenceofchickenpoxduringchildhood

Evidenceofhavingreceivedtheseimmunizationsmaybemadeeitherbyprovidinganimmunizationrecordfromthestudent’s primary care provider, or by having titers drawn. Titers are blood tests that show whether you have immunity to a specifi c disease. Immunizations may also be provided at the Student Health Clinic, and will be covered as outlined under the student’s individual insurance plan. Incoming students (those who are entering UNTHSC for the fi rst time, or returning aft er being out for more than one fall or spring semester), are additionally required as of January 1, 2012 to produce evidence they received an initial bacterial meningitis vaccination dose or booster during the fi ve year period preceding the admission. Th is must be submitted at least 10 days prior to the fi rst day of the fi rst semester in which they enroll.(MoreinformationandexceptionstotherequirementforbacterialmeningitisislistedontheStudentAffairswebsite at www.hsc.unt.edu/departments/registrar/MeningitisInformation.cfm). Tuberculosis testing (PPD) is provided annually by the Student Health Clinic personnel at various times during the year. If you have a history of a positive PPD, please schedule an appointment with the Student Health Clinic and bring all medical records with you, including your most recent chest X-ray.

Additional immunization requirements of TCOM, PAS, DPT & Pharmacy students are:

If you are a TCOM, PAS, DPT or Pharmacy student, you are also required to have a complete history and physical within one year of matriculation. You will also need boosters related to the Tetanus, Diptheria, Acellular Pertussis (Tdap) doses if you have not received these within the last two years.

WHEN WILL I GET MY EMAIL ACCOUNT?

Student email and login accounts are automatically processed and created for all UNTHSC students. You will receive your email addresses and login information at New Student Orientation. UNTHSCuseshostedMicrosoftLive@Eduforstudentemailandcloudstoragespace.Live@Educanbeaccessedviathemostpopularmodernbrowsersandonthemostcommonmobiledeviceplatforms.Live@Eduemailisanofficialmethod of communication at UNTHSC. Should you experience any problems with your email account during or after NSO, contact the UNTHSC Helpdesk byphoneat817-735-2192,byemailathelpdesk@unt.hsc.eduorinpersonatLibraryroom205.TheHelpdeskhoursforstudentsareMonday–Friday8a.m.to9p.m.

WHEN WILL I GET MY ID BADGE?YouwilltakeyourIDbadgephotoduringNewStudentOrientation.TheIDbadgeofficeislocatedinthelobbyofthePoliceDepartmentatthecornerofMattisonandMontgomerystreetsacrossfromtheMedicalEducationTraining(MET)building.TheBadgeofficehoursareMonday–Friday8:30a.m.to4:30p.m. AllreplacementIDbadgeswithanewphotoare$25.Anyreplacement,nameorclasschangeusingthecurrentphotoonfileis$20.PleasenotethatanameorclasschangerequiresasignaturefromtheRegistrar’soffice. ReportlostorstolenIDbadgestothePoliceDepartmentimmediately.Thecardwillbeforcedinactiveuntilwearenotified that the badge had been found or until a new one is made. If a badge is returned to the Police Department, you will be notified via email. Should you have questions, contact Shanika Covington at [email protected] or 817-735-5040.

LOCKERSUNTHSClockersareavailabletoallstudents.LockersarelocatedintheEverettEducation&AdministrationbuildingandtheMedicalEducation&Training(MET)building.Lockersarecommonlyusedbystudentstostorebooks,laptops, research materials, and lab items. During New Student Orientation, you will receive a locker request form via email with instructions on how to request a locker. Lockers are assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis and are assigned within a week of submitting your request.

PARKING ON CAMPUSToreceiveavalidparkingpermit,youmustobtainaparkingpermitfromtheParkingOfficelocatedwithinthePoliceDepartment.Allcampusparkinglotsrequireapermit.Studentpermitsare$90each.Permitsmayalsobeobtainedonlineatwww.unt.edu/transit/HSCParking.html,onceregisteredstudentinformationisprovidedtotheParkingOfficebytheRegistrar’sOffice.Anadditionalpermitmaybepurchasedforasecondvehicleaslongasitisregisteredtothesame household; however, only one vehicle at a time may be parked on campus. (It will be an automatic cancellation of parking privileges if additional parking permits are purchased and then given or sold to someone other than the purchasing party).

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YouwillhavetimetovisittheParkingOfficeduringNewStudentOrientationtopurchaseyourparkingpermit.PermitsaredistributeduponpurchasewiththecompletionoftheParkingPermitVehicleInformationForm.Youwillneed your license plate number as well as the make and model of the vehicle (s) you wish to register. Payments may be by cash, check or credit card. Parking permits will need to be purchased each year. Garage access is granted only to those who purchase a permit. Aparkingpermitdoesnotguaranteeaparkingspace,butallowsparkingifaspaceisavailable.Eachvehicleoperatorisresponsible for fi nding a legal space in the parking area designated by the permit they possess. Lack of space is not a valid excuse for violating any parking regulation. UNTHSC assumes no responsibility for any vehicle or its contents while the vehicle is parked or operated on campus. All vehicle operators should lock or otherwise secure their vehicles to deter theft or other criminal acts.

LIBRARY SERVICESJust a few of the features of the Gibson D. Lewis HealthScienceLibrary,abuildingopen24/7,arequiet spaces for individual study, a Collaborative Commons for group work and cutting-edge technology, including a touchscreen electronic cadaver for studying anatomy. Withmorethan$1millionspentannuallyoncollections,thelibraryoffersaccessto50healthsciencedatabasesandmorethan24,000electronicjournals, as well as one-on-one instruction on the use of those research resources. Librarians are available inperson,byemailorbyphone.Visitthewebsiteathttp://library.hsc.unt.edu/. We can help.

OFFICE OF HEALTH PROMOTION Th eOfficeofHealthPromotionisdedicatedtopromotinghealthandwellnessontheUNTHealthScienceCentercampus through various programs and activities including intramural sports, monthly health promotion awareness activities,andpersonaltraining.Th eOfficeofHealthPromotionislocatedintheFounders’ActivityCenteronthenorth end of campus. Th e FAC is the center for physical fi tness on campus. Th e FAC is open seven days per week to students,faculty,staff,andcommunitymembers.Th eFACincludesmultipleweightrooms,cardiovascularequipment,anoutdoorbasketballcourt,full-servicelockerrooms,andFREEgroupexerciseclassesforallmembers.Formoreinformation,pleasecontacttheOfficeofHealthPromotionat817-735-2209orvisitwww.hsc.unt.edu/departments/HealthPromotion/.

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CENTER FOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE Th e Center for Academic Performance (CAP) is committed to helping all UNTHSC students meet their personal and academicgoalsbyprovidingcomprehensiveacademicprograms.CAPoffersservicesdesignedtoenhancealllevelsofacademicperformance.WeofferthefollowingtoallUNTHSCstudents:

• AcademicCounseling • LearningandStudyStrategy Assessments • WritingSupport • TutoringServices • DisabilityAccomodations • PersonalCounseling • AcademicSupportWorkshops o Time Management o Motivation o Writing Well o Test-Taking Skills o Paper Formatting o Strengths Based Learning

Please visit our website for information regarding processes, procedures, and workshop schedules. To make an appointment:call817-735-2531,[email protected], log on to: www.hsc.unt.edu/CAPorvisitEADSuite260.

STUDENT FINANCIALS Th eOfficeofStudentFinancialsandCashieringServicesisresponsibleforprovidingstudentaccountinformation,receivingpaymentsfortuitionandfees,installmentpaymentplans,collectionofdelinquentaccounts,IRSForm1098Treporting,anddelivering refunds as well as fi nancial aid proceeds.

When will I receive my refund check?YouwillreceiveanemailduringorafterNewStudentOrientationfromtheStudentFinancialsOfficeregardingpickingupyourfinancialaidrefundcheck.Afterreceivinganemailnotice,youmaypickupyourcheckattheCashier’sOfficelocatedonthesecondflooroftheEverettEducationandAdministrationbuilding,room270.Weaskallstudentstostronglyconsidersigningup for direct deposit of your fi nancial aid refunds. Th is is a faster, more secure way to receive your funds and no more waiting on the mail or being concerned with lost checks! Th e form is available on the Student Financials website. Just fi ll in the bank routing numberandyourbankaccountnumber,signandreturntheformtotheStudentFinancialsoffice,Everett271.Itdoestakeourbank about three weeks to process, so please return the form as soon as possible. Note: You cannot receive your � rst refund check via direct deposit. You will receive a paper check your � rst semester.

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When is tuition due?Tuition is due by the first day of classes. Payments are accepted in the following ways: 1.Onlinepaymentsmaybemade24hoursadayviatheStudentCenteratmy.hsc.unt.edu using American .... Express,Discover,MasterCard,VisaorE-check.

2.CashandcheckpaymentsareacceptedattheCashier’sOffice,Everett270,Monday–Friday,8a.m.to5p.m. 3. Checks may also be mailed. However, payments must be received by the due date and postmarks will not be ....... considered. Please include your full name and student ID number on your check to ensure proper credit. Cash payments via mail are not accepted.

4.Mailcheckpaymentsto: Cashier’s Office 3500CampBowieBlvd.•Everett270 FortWorth,TX76107

5.PaymentbyInstallments.PleasecontacttheStudentFinancialsOfficeimmediatelyifyouareinterestedin this option.

Shouldyouhavequestionsregardingrefundchecksand/ortuitionpayments,contacttheStudentFinancialsOfficebyphoneat817-735-2026orbyemailatStudentFin@unthsc.edu. Feel free to visit our website for more information: www.hsc.unt.edu/departments/ofpb/sfcs/default.cfm.

WHITE COAT CEREMONYThe White Coat Ceremony is a “rite of passage” for health science center students enrolled in the DO, PAS, DPT, and Pharmacy programs that encourages a psychological contract for professionalism and empathy. The event emphasizes the importance of the foundational mission of the institution: education, research, patient care, and service. Your family is encouraged to attend to help you celebrate the beginning of this new journey. TheDO,PAS,andDPTceremonywilltakeplaceonSaturday,July20,2013at9:30a.m.intheExhibitHallatWillRogersAuditorium.TheUNTSystemCollegeofPharmacyceremonywilltakeplaceonSaturday,August17th,2013at9:30a.m.intheMedicalEducationandTraining(MET)AuditoriumattheHealthScienceCenter. You will receive email communication requesting your white coat size. Please respond promptly when you receive that information. Your white coat will be distributed to you on the first day of New Student Orientation. (GSBS and SPH students do not participate in the White Coat Ceremony.)

PARENT FAMILY WEEKENDTheUNTHealthScienceCenterandtheDivisionofStudentAffairsinviteparentsandfamiliestocampuseachfalltolearn more about the services available to students. Participation in this event will provide loved ones with the knowledge and information about the support you need to succeed. In addition, guests will have the opportunity to connect with other families, learn more about campus life, and spend time with their student.

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UNTHSC POLICE DEPARTMENT & CAMPUS SAFETYTh ePoliceDepartmenthasapproximately20employees,includingofficers,dispatchers,publicserviceofficersandadministrators. Th e department has jurisdiction within the UNTHSC campus, the city of Fort Worth, and any county where UNT maintains property. Ourdepartmentoffersseveralservicestoourstudents,facultyandstaff oncampus.Th eyinclude: • Jumpstartsforvehicles • Loanergascontainer • Portableairtankfortires • Vehicleunlocks • Securityescortsoncampusafterdark

Th edepartmentlobbyisopen24hoursaday,7daysaweek.Atleastoneofficerandadispatcherareondutyatalltimes.Th ereareover15emergencyphonesthroughoutthecampus.Locationsoftheemergencyphonescanbelocatedonthiscampus map. We are committed to providing a safe working and learning environment for our students, faculty and staff.

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Department Services O� ered Contact Information & Key Areas

Financial AidAssistance with paying for your education, loans, FAFSA, work study, scholarships

Everett Education & Administration Building Room 247Phone: 817-735-2505Fax: 817-735-0448Email: fi [email protected]

Registrar

Loan deferments, transcripts, residency status, enrollment verifi cation, name/address changes, VA certifi cation, process licensure applications, FERPA, diplomas

Everett Education & Administration Building Room 247Phone: 817-735-2201Fax: 817-735-0448Email: [email protected]

Career Services

Resumes, CV, cover letter assistance, interviewing & etiquette skills, job fairs, workshops & events, personal statements, dean’s letters

Everett Education & Administration Building Room 116Phone: 817-735-2501Fax: 817-735-0584

O� ce of Health Promotion

Intramurals, health promotion, boot camp,group exercise classes, personal training, Cowtown Marathon participation

Founders’ Activity Center (FAC)Phone 817-735-2209Fax 817-735-0334

Housing Opportunities

We have a partnership with Real Estate with Honors

Please visit this website:www.unthscrealestatewithhonors.com

International Student Services

Assist all international students on campus with various processes and services

Everett Education & Administration Building Room 116CPhone: 817-735-2780Fax: 817-735-0584

Library ServicesResearch, journals, access to online journals , interlibrary book loan, laptop check-out

Gibson D. Lewis Library (LIB)Phone: 817-735-2070Fax: 817-735-0325

CONTACT INFORMATION & KEY ACCESS AREAS ON CAMPUS

CONTACT INFORMATION & KEY ACCESS AREAS ON CAMPUS

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Department Services O� ered Contact Information & Key Areas

Help Desk Laptop Issues, email, myHSC, Blackboard

Gibson D. Lewis Library (LIB)Room 205Phone: 817-735-2192Email: [email protected]

Student Health

Immunization records, physicals, health services to students including well-woman and well-man exams

Center for Biomedical Health (CBH), Phone: 817-735-5051Fax: 817-735-0651Email: [email protected]

Student Financials

Tuition and fees payments, student refund checks, assists students with payment installment plans

Everett Education & Administration BuildingRoom 252Phone: 817-735-2026Fax: 817-735-0677Email: [email protected]

Student Health Insurance

Every student must have health insurance with the university or must opt-out by signing a waiver by a certain deadline. You will receive the deadline at NSO.

Everett Education & Administration BuildingRoom 253Please visit the website for more information: www.hsc.unt.edu/Departments/StudentA� airs/StudentHealth/

Center for Academic Performance

Academic consultations, learning assessments, self-management, Pre-Matriculation, writing and presentation support, tutoring, workshops, exam reviews, disability accommodations

Everett Education & Administration BuildingRoom 260Phone: 817-735-2531Email: [email protected]

O� ce of Student Development

Leadership Council, New Student Orientation, Discover myHSC Day, registered student organizations, student programs & events including Commencement, White Coat Ceremony and Parent/Family Weekend. Manages student lounges, lockers and vending machines.

Everett Education & Administration Building Room 116Phone: 817-735-5006Fax: 817-735-0584Email: [email protected]

Department Key Personnel Location & Address

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM) Admissions

Joel Daboub, MBAAssistant Dean of Admission & Outreach

Mike Kennedy, EdDDirector of Admissions

Everett Education & Administration BuildingRoom 248 Phone: 817.735.2204 or800.535.TCOM (8266)Fax: 817.735.2225Email: [email protected]

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) Admissions

Carla Lee, Director GSBS Admissions & Services

Center for BioHealth (CBH) Building,Room 334Phone: 817-735-2560 or 800-511-GRADEmail: [email protected]

Physician Assistant (PAS) Studies Admissions

Felicity WhiteAdmissions Coordinator

Medical Education Training Building (MET)Room 554Phone: (817) 735-2003 Fax: (817) 735-2529E-Mail: [email protected]

School of Public Health (SPH) Admissions

Liz Medders, Associate DirectorSPH Recruitment & Admissions

Everett Education & Administration BuildingRoom 716Phone: 817-735-2401 or 1-877-868-7741Fax:817-735-2619Email: [email protected]

Department of Physical Therapy (DPT) Admissions

Felicity WhiteAdmissions Coordinator

Medical Education Training Building (MET)Room 554Phone: (817) 735-2003 Fax: (817) 735-2529E-Mail: [email protected]

UNT System College of Pharmacy

Kathalyn NuteCoordinator of Recruitment and Outreach

Everett Education & Administration BuildingRoom 247Phone: 817-735-2679Email: [email protected]

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Carl E. Everett Education & Administration3500 Camp Bowie Blvd

Research & Education1055 Montgomery St

Gibson D. Lewis LIbrary955 Montgomery St

Patient Care Center855 Montgomery St

Founder’s Activity Center3515 W. 7th St

Geriatric Annex3501 W. 7th St

General Services3420 Darcy St

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Center for BioHealth3400 Camp Bowie Blvd

Office of Healthcare Quality & Risk Management3430 Camp Bowie Blvd

Office of Strategy & Measurement3440 Camp Bowie Blvd

Professional Building1051 Haskell Ave

Medical Education & Training1000 Montgomery St

UNTHSC Police3600 Mattison Ave

Ellis Child Development Center3620 Modlin Ave

Internal Medicine/Center for Sleep Medicine3632 Modlin Ave

Professional and Continuing Education (PACE)3633 W. 7th St

Storage/Ground Shop3629 W. 7th St

St. Emilion French Restaurant3617 W. 7th St

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