Download CANCER COURSE MODULE SIGN

MDSC 683 CANCER BIOLOGY COURSE MODULE SIGN-UP FORM
Please choose one course below, and indicate which three modules you wish to take for this course. Include your
name, student ID number, and email address, and email this form to Dr. Aaron Goodarzi [email protected].
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Submit a separate form for each course you plan to take- you may not take the same module for more
than one course. Appropriate modules offered by the Immunology Research Group may be used for
electives upon approval by the course and module coordinators- see for a description of these
modules.
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Please submit this form no later than 1 month before the beginning of the semester (i.e. by August 1 st
for Fall and by December 1st for Winter. Modules need a minimum enrollment of four students to take
place, and are generally capped at maximum of twelve students (six, in the case of Module A2, as this
has a laboratory component).
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After submitting this form you will receive permission to register online for the course. The course is a
full year course and you must register (via your Student Centre) for both fall semester and winter
semester.
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The final course grade for each student will be based on the standards set by FGS.
CHECK ONE (double click on the box and check it): THIS WILL BE WHAT APPEARS ON YOUR TRANSCRIPTS
MDSC 683.01 – Cancer Pathology, Epidemiology & Therapy
MDSC 683.02 – Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer
MDSC 683.04 – Cell Biology of Cancer
CHECK THREE MODULES (Group A on T/R in Fall; Group B on T/R in Winter; Group C on M/W in Winter; Group
M in Fall on M/W; Group N in Fall T/R/F)
A1
A2
A3
N
M1
M2
B1
C1
C2
C3
Anti-tumor Drug Discovery and Current Cancer Therapies
Proteomics & Metabolomics and Cancer Biomarker Discovery
Tumor Immunology and Immunotherapy
Neural Development
Ethics of Clinical Trials and Scientific Data Analysis
Principles and Applications of Advanced Light Microscopy
Cell Cycle Regulation in Cancer and Aging
Cancer Cell Biology - Fundamentals and Current Topics
Cancer Cell Invasion, Metastasis and Angiogenesis
Intracellular Cancer Signalling Transduction Pathways
Student:
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Student ID number: ________________________________________________________________
Email address:
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Supervisor:
______________________ Grad Program: _________________