Student Leaders Council
The College of Allied Health Sciences Student Leaders Council is comprised of two representatives from each degree-granting department. The Council representatives serve as liaisons between students in departments and the GA; work together to promote allied health sciences; facilitate interaction between departments; increase understanding of Allied Health professions through bulletin board displays, special speakers, and lobby displays; and identify issues facing student in the College of Allied Health Sciences.
Student Organizations
A list and brief description of the college's departmental student organizations.
ECU Academic Advising
The undergraduate advisors for the College of Allied Health Sciences are Stephanie Bailey, baileyst@ecu.edu and Anthony Coutouzis, coutouzisa@ecu.edu. Ms. Bailey advises Health Services Management. She is also the Pre-OT advisor. Mr. Coutouzis advises freshman and new transfers for Clinical Laboratory Science, Rehabilitation Services, and Speech and Hearing Sciences. He is also the Pre-PT and Pre-PA advisor. For more information, go to the Allied Health Sciences Advising webpage.
The mission of the East Carolina University Academic Advising Collaborative is to guide, serve and support students by partnering with academic departments and support services, to promote diverse educational experiences, and to foster professional success and responsible citizenship.
Scholarships Available to Students of the College of Allied Health Sciences
(01/06/2012: Information regarding the amount of scholarship awards will be available as soon as possible.)
The scholarships listed in this section are awarded to currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students admitted to the College of Allied Health Sciences. The East Carolina University Office of Student Financial Aid assists students in obtaining funds from other sources best suited for the individual's need.
Student Code of Conduct
The faculty members of the College of Allied Health Sciences (CAHS) have an academic, legal and ethical responsibility to protect the public and health care community from inappropriate professional conduct or unsafe behaviors in the practice of allied health professions. Students enrolled in the CAHS are expected to uphold at all times standards of integrity and behavior that will reflect credit upon themselves, their families, and East Carolina University (ECU). The faculty members of CAHS endorse the ECU Student Code of Conduct and Policies and recognize those policies and procedures as providing the appropriate government of student conduct. The ECU Student Code of Conduct and Policies can be found at http://www.ecu.edu/PRR/11/30/01
In addition, CAHS students may be provided with documents from their respective departments which express expectations regarding academic and professional conduct within all academic and clinical aspects of the curriculum during general advisement sessions, course work, clinical affiliations, and other instructional forums. All CAHS students are expected to be familiar with their department policies and professional codes of ethics and to conduct themselves in accordance with these standards.
Student inquiries and complaints regarding the implementation of the ECU Student Code of Conduct and Policies should initially be addressed at the departmental level. The faculty members of CAHS recognize that students may seek the assistance or counsel of the Office of the Dean of Students at any time.
Interim Policy for Handling Student Appeals related to Student Conduct Code Violations:
Violations of the ECU Student Conduct Code are first addressed at the departmental level. If resolution is not achieved, the student is referred to the office of the Dean of Student Services. That office will assist and guide students in the appeals processes.
For Undergraduate Grade Appeals, please refer to http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/ugcat/regulations.cfm#appeals
For Graduate Grade Appeals, please refer to http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/grcat/regulations.cfm#gradeappeals
Academic Support and Enrichment Services
The primary mission of Academic Support and Enrichment Services (a unit of the Division of Academic Affairs), is to maximize the academic success, personal and professional development of all medical and graduate students at the Brody School of Medicine. To achieve this mission the staff of ASES provides a variety of support services including academic counseling and career planning activities. All of our services are focused on supporting the missions of East Carolina University, the Division of Health Sciences, and the Brody School of Medicine.
Student Professional Development/Career Services
Student Professional Development provides workshops, programs, and opportunities for students that facilitate career exploration, practical work experience, and professional development. Comprehensive technology and available resources enable us to increase quality service delivery to students who will become the employees of choice upon completion of their University degree.
