The College of Graduate Studies is preparing for significant programmatic growth. To support growing programmatic needs for COGS students and faculty, the job descriptions of the COGS Program Coordinators have been reorganized into new function-based roles to accommodate this scalability. This reorganization, effective Oct. 1, 2020, will serve to provide more specialized support to both our new and existing graduate programs as well as supporting interfaces between COGS and other University departments.
The new function-based roles are listed below:
|
Program Coordinator |
Prior Role |
New Role |
|
Phil Jenkinson |
Supported the Medical Ethics and Humanities programs |
Business operations and student success initiatives |
|
Greg Koman |
Supported the Modern Anatomical Sciences program |
Admissions process, orientation, and marketing efforts |
|
Kelly Shrock |
Supported the Health-System Pharmacy Administration and Integrated Pharmaceutical Medicine Programs |
Curriculum, course approval, and NEOMED’s learning management system |
Each of the COGS Coordinators looks forward to working with University faculty, staff and students in their new roles. Thank you for supporting this transition.
Steven Schmidt, Ph.D.
Dean of the College of Graduate Studies