Resources
In addition to the OUE Student Resources listed below, the Department of Biology Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee has compiled a list of additional Student Resources on the following topics:
- Academic Support
- Accommodations
- Degree Progress / Career Counseling
- Financial Resources
- Counseling & Mental Health
Student Resources
- Absences
- Academic Accommodations
- Academic Advising
- Academic Calendar
- Academic Coaching
- Academic Standing
- Apply to Business or Nursing School
- Classes
- Committee on Academic Standards
- Communications
- Continuation & Promotion
- Counseling and Psychological Services
- Credit Transfer
- Credit
- Declaration of Major/Minor
- Enrollment
- Employment
- FERPA
- Grades and Grading
- Graduation
- Harassment, Discrimination & Title IX
- Honor and Conduct Code
- Honors Program
- Leave of Absence
- Letter of Good Standing
- Part-Time Status
- Policies
Policy 4.13 Employment of University Students
Policy 8.1 Emory University Undergraduate Code of Conduct
Policy 8.14 Respect for Open Expression
Policy 8.2 Sex and Gender-Based Harassment and Discrimination Policy
Policy 8.4 Involuntary Withdrawal of Students from Emory
Policy 8.8 Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy
Policy 10.12 Student Complaints
- Readmission
- Residency
- Return to College from Business or Nursing School
- Student Complaints
- Student Identification
- Study Skills
- Technology Support
- Transferring out of Emory
- Tuition Refund
- Tutoring
- Withdrawals
Library Resources
Emily Lawson is the Subject Librarian at Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library at Emory University. She serves as a link between the Department of Biology and the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library as well as Woodruff Library in terms of instruction and research services to the Center for the Study of Human Health, the Department of Biology, and the Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology programs.
In addition, she collaborates with informationists and librarians at the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library as well as Woodruff Library to assess and visualize data gathered from their research, instruction, and outreach services.
Woodruff Library's principal objective is to support your research needs by integrating traditional library resources with emergent and developing research technologies and collections. Therefore, not only does one have access to an impressive print collection, but also to state-of-the-art technological applications and assistance.
