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All Classes!

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Annual Student Engagement Survey (ASES) If 90% of your class completed the survey, your entire class will receive a UND quarter zip sweatshirt! Information forthcoming via email. Thank you for completing this anonymous survey. Address Updates It is extremely important that you keep your personal information in Campus Connection updated. Your current mailing address and […]

Health insurance and notary service

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Health insurance Are you turning 26? Medical students are required to maintain health insurance coverage throughout medical school. If you need to sign up for health insurance, contact the North Dakota Navigator program. For more information about affordable health insurance plans or to request enrollment assistance, contact one of our local ND Navigators at 1-800-233-1737 or […]

Fitness membership reimbursement FAQ

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You asked questions about the student gym membership program and we answered! Who can participate? Currently enrolled SMHS students rotating outside Grand Forks as part of their curriculum for 28 consecutive days or more. If the student is a parent and/or spouse, reimbursement for a family membership will be prorated based on the number of […]

Health insurance

Categories: Odds & Ends

Are you turning 26? Medical students are required to maintain health insurance coverage throughout medical school. If you need to sign up for health insurance, contact the North Dakota Navigator program. For more information about affordable health insurance plans or to request enrollment assistance, contact one of our local ND Navigators at 1-800-233-1737 or 701-858-3580. You […]

Odds & Ends: Immunization records, health insurance, jury duty

Categories: MS1, MS2, MS3, MS4, Odds & Ends

Immunization Records Please remember the Office of Student Affairs & Admissions no longer houses your immunization records. Do not email or fax any personal records to saa@UND.edu. All of your records are stored in your UND Student Health portal. It is your responsibility to keep your immunization information updated. Student Health Services will send you email […]

Remembering Judy DeMers

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As you might have heard, the namesake of the SMHS Office of Student Affairs & Admissions, Judy DeMers, passed away recently. Judy retired from the UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences in 2010 after spending 27 years as the associate dean for student affairs and admissions at the School. In addition, she devoted years […]

Odds & ends: Medical student health insurance, SMHS notary public, Second Look Day

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Health Insurance Are you turning 26? Medical students are required to maintain health insurance coverage throughout medical school. However, if your current health coverage is through your parents (or anyone else who claims you as a dependent), that coverage ends on the day you turn 26, per the Affordable Care Act. If you need to […]

Reminders: Immunizations, Jury Duty

Categories: Odds & Ends, Records & Registration

Immunizations Please remember the Office of Student Affairs & Admissions no longer houses your immunization records. Do not email or fax any personal records to saa@UND.edu. All of your records are stored at Myrecordtracker. It is your responsibility to keep your immunization information updated. Myrecordtracker will send you email reminders 30 days before the due date for […]

FREE coffee and popcorn in SAA suite

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Yes, FREE. The Office of Student Affairs and Admissions (W101) keeps the coffee on for you all day long, to ensure you always have the caffeine boost you need to excel in your studies! We also provide creamer and sugar, in addition to stirrers and cups with lids. Want to help reduce the carbon footprint? […]

Interesting tidbit: Toupee caterpillars

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The toupee or puss caterpillar, as it’s known in its larvae form, (it’s the southern flannel moth in its adult form), is regarded as one of the most venomous caterpillars in the U.S. The caterpillar’s sting produces an immediate intense burning pain followed by the appearance of a red grid-like pattern on the skin. Sometimes swollen or enlarged […]