Student Resources
Best Practices for Preventing and Responding to Zoom Attacks
All members of the Mount Sinai Community are invited to a two-part workshop series.
Career Counseling
For career counseling and connections to new opportunities for PhD graduates please contact Edward Outstatcher, GSBS’ Career Services Manager.
FALL 2022: Neuroscience MTA Rotation Projects
Neuroscience MTA Rotation Projects: FALL 2022
How to be a Mentee
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Successful graduate training benefits from committed mentors and motivated students
How to Pick a Mentor
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A guide for young scientists on how to select a graduate advisor or postdoctoral advisor
Know Your Rights
The Mount Sinai Health System (MSHS) is making available online New York State and federal workplace postings informing you of your legal rights in the workplace. Now, in addition to seeing these messages posted at MSHS locations, you can find them on our Careers website and on the MSHS intranet.
The overall purpose of these posters is to raise your awareness and keep you updated about your rights as an employee.
You can find these postings where you work and here:
- Know Your Rights on the MSHS intranet
- Mount Sinai Careers Website
Microsoft Office Software
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/students
If you are using your personal computer and you need Microsoft Office, you can download it for free using your Mount Sinai email address.
Mount Sinai Lactation Services
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The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS) and the Mount Sinai Health System (MSHS) are committed to supporting our faculty, staff, and students as they balance family, education, and career priorities and obligations.
How to update your Mount Sinai profile page
User Manual
Neuroscience Advanced Electives
Current Advanced Neuroscience Courses
(there are many other relevant courses offered by other training areas that may also be of interest–see the full course catalogue)
Neuroscience Resources
Our facilities are staffed by experts who provide research services, as well as instruction and training. By taking advantage of our growing body of resources, our scientists are able to develop more effective diagnostic tests and treatments for brain and spinal cord disorders.
Overview of Program Curriculum and Milestones
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A welcome letter to help you familiarize yourself with the program and what to expect as you start your graduate training
Preferred Name
Preferred Name
Overview:
Physicians, faculty, researchers, students, and postdoctoral fellows have the ability to enter a preferred name which will display on their public profiles on the mountsinai.org and icahn.mssm.edu websites.
Promoting your Dissertation Defense
Submit your information here. (https://form.jotform.com/mssmneur0/dissertation-defense-submission).
The FBI will promote, via email and on the FBI’s social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram).
Rotation Guidelines
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A “match” between student and lab is defined as an offer from the PI for the student to join the lab
Section 11 NRSA Program Description
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Mount Sinai’s Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences was established in 1968 and bestows a Ph.D in Neuroscience
Sinai Cloud Intranet site
We encourage you to visit regularly and bookmark the Sinai Cloud intranet site. Please be sure to check for information and updates as well as quick reference guides (QRGs) that will be available soon along with links to training and other resources before and after the March 26 go-live date.
Students & Their Advisor
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The positive mentoring relationship between the pre-doctoral student and their advisor
Travel and Meals Expense Policy
Please read Travel and Meals Expense Policy and information below. This applies to all traveling on official business (non-local travel only).
The current Mount Sinai Travel and Meal Policy can be found attached/here: travelpolicy.pdf (mssm.edu)
Additional information for travel:
Mount Sinai Travel Management Program:
Travel Request/Travel Voucher:
Travel Requests and Vouchers are used for employees who must travel on official business (non-local travel only).
BEFORE THE TRAVELER GOES ON THE TRIP…
- Traveler (or a Requester on behalf of the Traveler) submits a travel request
- Request is approved by any or all of the following: · Fund Owner (depending upon fund policies) · Department (depending upon departmental policies) · Dean’s Office (for foreign travel) · Finance (depending upon policies)
Once the Travel Request is approved, Finance Department issues checks for any prepayments and advances – students, residents and fellows are allowed an advance while processing a travel request, option is available there. If the Traveler is submitting the Travel Request only to be covered by Mount Sinai’s travel insurance, the request goes through the approvals and no subsequent voucher is necessary.
AFTER THE TRAVEL IS COMPLETED…..
- The Requester submits the voucher to Finance. All receipts should be saved in pdf format and attached to the voucher for reimbursement, not travel request. Meal receipts up to the listed per diem below, do not require a receipt:
Neuroscience Department Policy Per Diem:
Trainees/non-faculty – $50
Instructors – $50
Research Faculty – $70
Faculty – $70
Once approved, an Employee Reimbursement will be generated instead of a check request.
Please note, disregard below comment at top of travel voucher, since we upload all attachments as a PDF now, this is not necessary. Payment will be processed once fully reviewed/approved by all required.
Attention Requester – Please Print this Voucher and send it to Accounts Payable at Box 1662 with attached documentation.
Axiom For all Business
Travel arrangements prior to travel, please visit the Mount Sinai Business Travel website, Axiom: https://mountsinaitravel.axo20.com
For help booking online and/or questions please contact: Glenda Sandoval
Axiom Program Administrator
Tel: 646-605-4066
What to Register For
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As a new student in the doctoral program, know what to register for in the Fall and Spring
Zero-tolerance Policy
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The Friedman Brain Institute’s Commitment to a Safe Work Environment
The Friedman Brain Institute has instituted a zero-tolerance policy for harassment of any sort. We encourage people of all genders and ranks to notify the leadership of any misconduct. Knowing that this may be difficult for some, this form is anonymous. If you wish to receive a response to any of your comments, please send us your name and email address.