pathogenic microorganisms PROFESSIONALISM OBJECTIVES Our Departments of Microbiology endeavor to educate cand idates who will pursuit the Doctor of Med icine degree with the following professional objectives for their successful career. A strong desire to practice these objectives in Medical Microbiology(and in other aspects of undergraduate med ical education ) will substantially enhance a student's qualification in acquisition of knowledge, humility, and technical skills for a successful and reward ing career 1. Demonstrate respect for others a. Students are asked to attend all class meetings, particularly small group exercises b Students respect in a dignified manner to faculty, staff, and student colleagues exemplifying their maturity and empathy c. Students agree to abide by biosafety practices when in BSL-2 exercises 2. Exhibit honesty and integrity a Students abide by the honor Code of Fudan University in all exams, quizzes, and graded assignments b. Students discuss honestly in any grading oversights or computer/technology errors with Course faculty as soon as any discrepancies arise 3. Practice concern through communication, respect, and understanding a. Students grasp opportunities to"rehearse professional etiquette when dealing with faculty in situations of uncertainty and/or ignorance b Students appreciate the enormous benefits of faculty variation in education and/or d which facilitates understand ing of diverse population c. Students encourage their classmates to heightened levels of understanding by promoting questions and answer through sharing personal experiences 4. Perform assignments responsibly and with account ability a. Students complete the assignments of each lecture, according to the Section chedule b. Students arrive promptly at classes as well as laboratory activities c. Students work effectively as team members when assigned, realizing they gair more when fully engaged in teamwork d Students seize the opportunity to learn from a diverse group of faculty instructors in small group settings, focused on basic relevance of clinical cases 5. Seek excellence and scholarship a. Students strive to excel at all four areas of Med ical Microbiology, including immunology, bacteriology, mycology, and virology b. Students read to supplement the foundational scaffold of information presented in the lectures c. Students seek to develop treatment behaviors that will reduce the incidence of antimicrobial resistance in the world2 / 11 pathogenic microorganisms PROFESSIONALISM OBJECTIVES: Our Departments of Microbiology endeavor to educate candidates who will pursuit the Doctor of Medicine degree with the following professional objectives for their successful career. A strong desire to practice these objectives in Medical Microbiology (and in other aspects of undergraduate medical education) will substantially enhance a student’s qualification in acquisition of knowledge, humility, and technical skills for a successful and rewarding career. 1. Demonstrate respect for others a. Students are asked to attend all class meetings, particularly small group exercises. b. Students respect in a dignified manner to faculty, staff, and student colleagues, exemplifying their maturity and empathy. c. Students agree to abide by biosafety practices when in BSL-2 exercises. 2. Exhibit honesty and integrity a. Students abide by the Honor Code of Fudan University in all exams, quizzes, and graded assignments. b. Students discuss honestly in any grading oversights or computer/technology errors with Course faculty as soon as any discrepancies arise. 3. Practice concern through communication, respect, and understanding a. Students grasp opportunities to “rehearse” professional etiquette when dealing with faculty in situations of uncertainty and/or ignorance. b. Students appreciate the enormous benefits of faculty variation in education and/or background which facilitates understanding of diverse populations. c. Students encourage their classmates to heightened levels of understanding by promoting questions and answer through sharing personal experiences. 4. Perform assignments responsibly and with account ability a. Students complete the assignments of each lecture, according to the Section schedule. b. Students arrive promptly at classes as well as laboratory activities. c. Students work effectively as team members when assigned, realizing they gain more when fully engaged in teamwork. d. Students seize the opportunity to learn from a diverse group of faculty instructors in small group settings, focused on basic relevance of clinical cases. 5. Seek excellence and scholarship a. Students strive to excel at all four areas of Medical Microbiology, including immunology, bacteriology, mycology, and virology. b. Students read to supplement the foundational scaffold of information presented in the lectures. c. Students seek to develop treatment behaviors that will reduce the incidence of antimicrobial resistance in the world