SUNY Upstate Medical University
College of Medicine
2014-2015 Curriculum - MSII Academic Schedule
Updated: 9/9/14
Principles, Cancer, Breast,
OB/Gyn, Diseases of
Childhood & Infancy
Blood, Immunity, Skin,
Evidence-Based Medicine
Nervous System, Muscle,
Eye, Head & Neck,
Behavioral Science
Heart, Lung
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
8/11-9/8
9/9-10/10
10/13-11/17
11/18-12/18
Practice of Medicine II (POM2)
Case-Based Learning: Clinical Reasoning & Pathophysiology
Human Disease: Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Pharmacology
Microbiology/Immunology
Behavioral
Science
Winter Break 12/19/2014-1/4/2015
2014/2015 Curriculum
Kidney, GU, Endocrine,
Bone
GI, Liver, Infectious
Disease, Antimicrobials
Unit 5
Unit 6
1/5-2/9
2/10-3/13
POM 2
Case-Based Learning
Human Disease
Pharmacology
Microbiology/Immunology
Finals
3/17-3/27
POM 2 Final CCEs
Pathology Subject Exam
Pharmacology Subject Exam
Microbiology Subject Exam
First Day of Classes: August 11, 2014 room 9295 WSK
No classes on the following dates:
Exam Dates
Labor Day 9/1/2014
Rosh Hashanah 9/25/2014
Columbus Day 10/13/2014
Thanksgiving Break 11/27/2014-11/30/2014
Winter Break 12/20/2014-1/4/2015
Dr. Martin Luther King Day 1/19/2015
All exams are in room 9295WSK unless otherwise specified
Unit 1 9/8/2014 @ 9:00AM
Unit 2 10/10/2014 9:00AM
Unit 3 11/17/2014 @ 9:00AM
Unit 4 12/18/2014 @ 1:00PM
Unit 5 2/9/2015 @ 9:00AM
Unit 6 3/13/2015 @ 9:00AM
POM2 Final CCE's 3/17 - 3/19/2014 @ TBA
Pharmacology Subject Exam 3/23/2015 @ 9:00AM
Microbiology Subject Exam 3/25/2015 @ 9:00AM
Pathology Subject Exam 3/27/2015 @ 9:00AM
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Excused absenses from scheduled exams: All requests must be made to the Chair of the Phase 1 committee; students are NOT to contact individual course
directors. If contacted, course directors will immediately refer students to the Phase 1 Chair. A signed letter explaining the reason for the request should be
submitted by the student to the Chair prior to the exam date. The Chair will generally excuse the students from the scheduled exam for any of the following reasons:
*Participation in a major religious observance that conflicts with an exam date (with the Chair to be guided by the Office of Student Affairs in deciding which religious
observances qualify)
*Attendance at a funeral service for a member of the student's immediate family (1st or 2nd degree relations)
*Incapacitating illness or injury (with an explanatory note from a physician)
*Hospitalization (automatic)