RESEARCH

Learn how to submit applications for Institutional Review Board research approval. Bring your lunch to Building 1 on October 19 at noon for an info session about the IRB; a Teams link will be available, too. 

Understand the different styles of review articles. Elion House will host Journal Club on Monday, October 24, at 5 p.m. in Building 1’s lecture hall. Two students will present on analytical literature reviews and Dr. Kriak will offer supplementary info; Journal Club attendance is required for all students in research track. 

Submit an abstract and win $$$. Abstract submissions for the 2023 ACOFP Poster Presentation are now open. Check the criteria and submit before December 5 for a chance to win! 

Mark your December calendar for Academic Decathalon. This year’s decathlon will be held at the Provo City Library on December 2, more details to come.

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

Clinical Affairs will start using AMA educational models. You will receive an email today with AMA login instructions and a signup link. Your signup link is unique to you; you cannot use anyone else’s. There will also be a Canvas assignment on your AMA signup to ensure that you have completed it before Friday, October 21. (If you have any sign-in issues, try the “Forgot Username or Password” link or contact the AMA Member Service Center.)

Rank your LCM specialties. The LCM spring semester “wishlist” rankings will open October 31-November 6. Some new specialties include:

• PM&R
• Pulmonology 
• Neurology
• Ophthalmology

• Orthopedics
• Nephrology 
• Allergy & Immunology 
• Obstetrics & Gynecology

IPE

Stay on top of your IPE semester assignment – there are only two more events you can attend. Register for the Trauma-Informed Care event on November 2 by October 20 or register for a Roseman University event (on abuse and human trafficking, November 18). If you’ve already attended an IPE event, don’t forget to write your recap paper!

WELLNESS

“Host” a trunk at the Trunk-or-Treat. We need people (families, pods, groups, etc.) to “host” trunks and hand out candy on October 28 at 6 p.m. Sign up here; email Sara BWs if you need help with supplying candy. 
Join the Student Service Council. This group will create service opportunities for Noorda-COM students. Interested? Email Sara Beaudry-Wiltse.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Join Intermountain for a discussion on local mental health resources on October 20. Participants will learn about resources available in the community and hear from keynote speakers (Desmond Lomax and Reyna Aburto). [Details and Register]

Listen to AMWA’s panel on Women in Medicine month. Panel speakers will discuss empowering women in the field; dinner will be served. [Register]

Teach us about your religious experiences. Student Affairs and Wellness would like to host several educational events to highlight the major religions of the world. Fill out this form if you are willing to participate in panel(s) at these events. Questions? Contact Sara Beaudry-Wiltse or Jamie Dougherty.

Show off your trivia knowledge every Friday. Trivia with Nick is every Friday at 3:30 p.m.; winners are entered into a gift card drawing. [Join Online]

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

OMS I review for Thursday, October 20:

CEPA post-test review: 8–9a

Dr. Ramana: 9–10a

Parker Ballard: 10–10:20a

Bathroom break: 10:20–10:30a

CEPA: 10:30–11a

Dr. Preston: 11–11:50a

Dr. Bahri: 11:50a–12:10p

Dr. Dougherty: 12:10–12:30p

Arrive on time for your FOM final. This exam will be administered on Friday, October 21. Arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. and bring your SurfacePro, charging cord, and (Noorda-COM) ID. 

Be aware of final exam retakes. Final exam retakes will be held on January 4, 2023. If you fail a course (CEPA 101 or OMED 104) and its final exam, you must retake the exam on this date, too.

LEARNING SERVICES

Attend an upcoming tutoring session:

• M, Oct 17; 12–1p; Online: FOM final exam review with tutors
• M, Oct 31; 12p: S&F tutoring with Dr. Dougherty

RESEARCH

Learn how to submit applications for Institutional Review Board research approval. Bring your lunch to Building 1 on October 19 at noon for an info session about the IRB; a Teams link will be available, too. 

Understand the different styles of review articles. Elion House will host Journal Club on Monday, October 24, at 5 p.m. in Building 1’s lecture hall. Two students will present on analytical literature reviews and Dr. Kriak will offer supplementary info; Journal Club attendance is required for all students in research track. 

Submit an abstract and win $$$. Abstract submissions for the 2023 ACOFP Poster Presentation are now open. Check the criteria and submit before December 5 for a chance to win! 
Mark your December calendar for Academic Decathalon. This year’s decathlon will be held at the Provo City Library on December 2, more details to come.

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

Clinical Affairs will start using AMA educational models. You will receive an email today with AMA login instructions and a signup link. Your signup link is unique to you; you cannot use anyone else’s. There will also be a Canvas assignment on your AMA signup to ensure that you have completed it before Friday, October 21. (If you have any sign-in issues, try the “Forgot Username or Password” link or contact the AMA Member Service Center.)

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Join Intermountain for a discussion on local mental health resources on October 20. Participants will learn about resources available in the community and hear from keynote speakers (Desmond Lomax and Reyna Aburto). [Details and Register]

Teach us about your religious experiences. Student Affairs and Wellness would like to host several educational events to highlight the world’s major religions. Fill out this form if you are willing to participate in panel(s) at these events. Questions? Contact Sara Beaudry-Wiltse or Jamie Dougherty.  
Show off your trivia knowledge every Friday. Trivia with Nick is every Friday at 3:30 p.m.; winners are entered into a gift card drawing. [Join Online]

Listen to AMWA’s panel on Women in Medicine month. Panel speakers will discuss empowering women in the field; dinner will be served. [Register] 

WELLNESS

“Host” a trunk at the Trunk-or-Treat. We need people (families, pods, groups, etc.) to “host” trunks and hand out candy on October 28 at 6 p.m. Sign up here; email Sara BWs if you need help with supplying candy. 

Join the Student Service Council. This group will create service opportunities for Noorda-COM students. Interested? Email Sara Beaudry-Wiltse.

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Be aware of final exam retakes. Final exam retakes will be held on January 4, 2023. If you fail a course (CEPA 101 or OMED 104) and its final exam, you must retake the exam on this date, too.

LEARNING SERVICES

Attend an upcoming tutoring session:

• F, Oct 14; 12–1p; Online: FOM with Dr. Ramana 
• M, Oct 17; 12–1p; Online: FOM final exam review with tutors

RESEARCH

Learn how to submit applications for Institutional Review Board research approval. Bring your lunch to Building 1 on October 19 at noon for an info session about the IRB; a Teams link will be available, too. 

Understand the different styles of review articles. Elion House will host Journal Club on Monday, October 24, at 5 p.m. in Building 1’s lecture hall. Two students will present on analytical literature reviews and Dr. Kriak will offer supplementary info.

Submit an abstract and win $$$. Abstract submissions for the 2023 ACOFP Poster Presentation are now open. Check the criteria and submit before December 5 for a chance to win!

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Stay tuned for nomination acceptance emails. If you are academically eligible to run for an officer position, you will receive an email to accept your nomination/enter the campaign by the end of today. Campaigning will officially begin today and throughout the rest of the week. 

Submit a friend for Student DO of the Year. Nominations will be accepted through October 15.

The Student DO of the Year award (SDOY) is an annual award presented by the Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents (COSGP) to students who go above and beyond the average osteopathic medical student.  Each School or College of Osteopathic Medicine (SOM/COM) will select a school SDOY, and these school winners will go on to compete for the National SDOY Award. The National SDOY will be announced at the AACOM Annual Meeting in April and will be the recipient of a monetary award (amount which will be formally determined at a later date).

The SDOY Award Recipient must be a full-time student at a SOM/COM and cannot be a previous school or national Student DO of the Year (SDOY) recipient. This individual should represent the following ideals and values:

• Leadership
• Commitment to Community Service
• Dedication to the Profession
• Professionalism
• Embodiment of the Osteopathic Philosophy

IPE

Learn early on how to avoid errors in practice. The Utah Simulation Coalition will host Dr. Kathie Lasater (Ed.D, RN, ANEF, FAAN) and Captain Miller for a discussion on clinical judgment (and related topics) on October 28 at the (Orem) Holiday Inn Express, Dr. Lasater will discuss clinical judgment, and Captain Miller will speak on communication, role clarity, crew resource management, trapping errors, and aviation and medicine. Register here or email dianne.mcadams-jones@uvu.edu for a potential discount. 

FACILITIES

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

OMS II cyle review session for Thursday, October 13

CEPA post-test review: 8–9a

Dr. Angulo: 9–10:20a

Bathroom break: 10:20–10:30a

CEPA: 10:30–11a

Dr. Kriak: 11–11:30a

Dr. Bahri: 11:30a–12p

Exam prep: 12–1p

Arrive on time for your reproduction final exam. Please arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. on Friday, October 14 for your exam. And don’t forget to bring your SurfacePro, charging cord, and Noorda-COM ID! 

Use the library’s main search bar when starting a research project. This will bring up results across all collections, including databases, e-journals, e-books, PubMed, and much more! 

Be aware of final exam retakes. Final exam retakes will be held on January 9, 2023. If you fail a course (CEPA 201 or OMED 206) and its final exam, you must retake the exam on this date, too.

LEARNING SERVICES

Learning Services will be reaching out within the next few weeks to schedule a 1:1 appointment with you. During this appointment, they will discuss pre-dedicated board prep and give you a general overview of what to expect during dedicated prep. Watch your email! In the meantime, reach out if there is anything you need.

Don’t forget to attend the upcoming tutoring session: M, Oct 10; 1p: Tutor repro review [Link]

RESEARCH

Understand the Institutional Review Board research approval and application process. Bring your lunch to Building 1 on October 19 at noon for an info session about the IRB; a Teams link will be available, too.

Learn about the different styles of review articles. Elion House will host Journal Club on Monday, October 24, at 5 p.m. in Building 1’s lecture hall. Two students will present on analytical literature reviews and Dr. Kriak will offer supplementary info.

Submit an abstract and win $$$. Abstract submissions for the 2023 ACOFP Poster Presentation are now open. Check the criteria and submit before December 5 for a chance to win!

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Stay tuned for nomination acceptance emails. If you are academically eligible to run for an officer position, you will receive an email to accept your nomination/enter the campaign by the end of today. Campaigning will officially begin today and throughout the rest of the week.

Submit a friend for Student DO of the Year. Nominations will be accepted through October 15.

The Student DO of the Year award (SDOY) is an annual award presented by the Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents (COSGP) to students who go above and beyond the average osteopathic medical student.  Each School or College of Osteopathic Medicine (SOM/COM) will select a school SDOY, and these school winners will go on to compete for the National SDOY Award. The National SDOY will be announced at the AACOM Annual Meeting in April and will be the recipient of a monetary award (amount which will be formally determined at a later date).

The SDOY Award Recipient must be a full-time student at a SOM/COM and cannot be a previous school or national Student DO of the Year (SDOY) recipient. This individual should represent the following ideals and values:

•     Leadership

•     Commitment to Community Service

•     Dedication to the Profession

•     Professionalism

•     Embodiment of the Osteopathic Philosophy

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

We want to thank Wyatt Magoffin for turning on your notifications and “liking” contributions. Please stop by during office hours to claim your prize!

FACILITIES

IPE

Learn early on how to avoid errors in practice. The Utah Simulation Coalition will host Dr. Kathie Lasater (Ed.D, RN, ANEF, FAAN) and Captain Miller for a discussion on clinical judgment (and related topics) on October 28 at the (Orem) Holiday Inn Express. Dr. Lasater will discuss clinical judgment, and Captain Miller will speak on communication, role clarity, crew resource management, trapping errors, and aviation and medicine. Register here or email dianne.mcadams-jones@uvu.edu for a potential discount. 

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Purchase a Noorda-COM Breast Cancer Awareness t-shirt. Orders must be placed by October 8.

Nominate a classmate for a class officer position. Votes are due by Wednesday, October 5. [Officer Duties] 

Understand your digital strain. Take this anonymous survey to understand more about the effects of computer vision syndrome.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

OMS I review session for Thursday, October 6:

Dr. Dougherty: 8–8:45a

Dr. Nuebel: 8:45–9:30a

Dr. Ramana: 9:30–9:50a

Bathroom break: 9:50–10a

Parker Ballard: 10–10:30a

CEPA: 10:30–11a

Dr. Akunyili: 11–11:30a

Dr. Bahri: 11:30–11:50a

Take your CEPA midterm on Friday, October 7. The Building 4 testing center doors open at 8:30 a.m., please arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. for a 9 a.m. start. And don’t forget to bring your SurfacePro, charging cord, and Noorda-COM ID.

RESEARCH

Learn how to submit applications for Institutional Review Board research approval. Bring your lunch to Building 1 on October 19 at noon for an info session about the IRB; a Teams link will be available, too. 

Join Elion House for Journal Club. The next club meeting will be held on Monday, October 24, at 5 p.m. in Building 1’s lecture hall.

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

Sign up for a 10-minute Q&A with Clinical Affairs. Office hours are changing to “Clin Ed Q&A.” These quick, 10-minute sessions can answer your questions about networking, application strategies; match data trends, residencies, 3rd/4th year rotations, and more. [Sign Up]

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

You’ve now started Structure and Function, and have begun your course overlap. Please remember the basics – set your schedule and control your time. Don’t let the material control you. If you need assistance balancing the material, setting a schedule, or with exam prep, please contact Learning Services. In addition, if you haven’t been able to get in to visit with Learning Services, please schedule a visit as soon as possible.

Attend an upcoming tutoring session:

• F, Oct 14; 12–1p; Online: FOM with Dr. Ramana 
• M, Oct 17; 12–1p; Online: FOM final exam review with tutors

FACILITIES

Construction of the new pods in Building 4 will continue next week as we finalize the fire alarm systems. These pods cannot be used until Provo City construction has approved them. Once they’re approved, we’ll have a ribbon-cutting party!

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

FACILITIES

Construction of the new pods in Building 4 will continue next week as we finalize the fire alarm systems. These pods cannot be used until Provo City construction has approved them. Once they’re approved, we’ll have a ribbon-cutting party!

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Purchase a Noorda-COM Breast Cancer Awareness t-shirt. Orders must be placed by October 8.

Nominate a classmate for a class officer position. Votes are due by Wednesday, October 5. [Officer Duties]

Understand your digital strain. Take this anonymous survey to understand more about the effects of computer vision syndrome.

RESEARCH

Learn how to submit applications for Institutional Review Board research approval. Bring your lunch to Building 1 on October 19 at noon for an info session about the IRB; a Teams link will be available, too. 

Join Elion House for Journal Club. The next club meeting will be held on Monday, October 24, at 5 p.m. in Building 1’s lecture hall. 

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

Sign up for a 10-minute Q&A with Clinical Affairs. Office hours are changing to “Clin Ed Q&A.” These quick, 10-minute sessions can answer your questions about networking, application strategies; match data trends, residencies, 3rd/4th year rotations, and more. [Sign Up]

Thank you, Johnny Reynolds, for turning on Opthalmology page notifications and “liking” contributions. Please stop by during office hours to claim your prize!

LEARNING SERVICES

Second year is stressful with a lot of material, exams, labs, and scribing to fit in. Please remember the basics. Set your schedule. Control your time, don’t let your time control you. Please visit Learning Services if you need help with scheduling, fitting in content, or exam prep. They would love to assist you!

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Read MSPA’s first newsletter. The Noorda-COM Chapter of the Medical Students Pride Alliance has published its first newsletter; click here to read more about upcoming events and the club officers. 

Join MPSA for a Divine Sister-Misters show. Utah County’s premier drag-troupe will be performing on September 30 at 9 p.m. Venmo Shaafae $10 before Friday 30 to attend. [Details]

RESEARCH

Journal with Charpentier House. Journal Club will meet today at 5 p.m. in the Lecture Hall of Building 1.

Start building your research house bracket. Will Kandel House hold onto their trophy? Each house will compete for the coveted Golden Microscope on December 2. Academic Decathlon will be held in the Provo City Library ballroom, stay tuned for more details.

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

You must have auto insurance at all times. Our (clinical) partner facilities require auto insurance to park at their facilities. They audit Noorda-COM regularly; all students must be compliant at all times. Thank you for respecting our community partners by being compliant with this requirement! 

You must have flu shot documentation in EXXAT by November 1. There will be a couple flu shot clinic days for staff and faculty; students are welcome to participate. 

Sign up for a 20-minute Q&A with Clinical Affairs. Office hours are changing to “Clin Ed Q&A.” These quick, 20-minute sessions can answer your questions about networking, application strategies; match data trends, residencies, 3rd/4th year rotations, and more. [Sign Up]

Check your inbox for an invite to Careers in Medicine. If you have any login problems, email clined@noordacom.org.

LEARNING SERVICES

Get to know Learning Services. Schedule an appointment to learn more about what Learning Services can offer you.

Attend an upcoming tutoring session:

• M, Sept 26; 12–1p; Building 4 Pod 7 or online: Note-taking and QBank tips with Taylor Briggs
• F, Oct 14; 12–1p; Online: FOM with Dr. Ramana 
• M, Oct 17; 12–1p; Online: FOM final exam review with tutors 

Or, schedule a one-on-one tutoring session through Crissi Stokes.

FACILITIES

Get ready for new pods. We’re sooo close to having the pods in Building 4 ready! After electrical installation, we’ll have a ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Stay tuned for more details.) Questions? Emails facilities@noordacom.org

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

OMS II review schedule for Thursday, September 29: 

Endocrine post-test review: 8–9a

Exam prep: 9–10a

Dr. Atluri: 10–10:30a

Clinical: 10:30–11a

Bathroom break: 11–11:10a

Dr. Angulo: 11:10–11:50a

Dr. Payne: 11:50a–12:10p

Take your CEPA midterm. Please arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. on Friday, September 30, for your exam. (The midterm will be administered in the Building 4 testing center; doors open at 8:30 a.m.) 

IPE

Your IPE assignment for the semester has two parts. Remember, after you attend an IPE event, you must also submit a summary paper in CEPA 201.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Read MSPA’s first newsletter. The Noorda-COM Chapter of the Medical Students Pride Alliance has published its first newsletter; click here to read more about upcoming events and the club officers. 

Join MPSA for a Divine Sister-Misters show. Utah County’s premier drag-troupe will be performing on September 30 at 9 p.m. Venmo Shaafae $10 before Friday 30 to attend. [Details]

RESEARCH

Help us improve Academic Decathalon. Please fill out this survey by Sunday, October 3, at midnight; all answers will be anonymous. Questions? Contact Analane.

Journal with Charpentier House. Journal Club will meet today at 5 p.m. in the Lecture Hall of Building 1.

Start building your research house bracket. Will Kandel House hold onto their trophy? Each house will compete for the coveted Golden Microscope on December 2. Academic Decathlon will be held in the Provo City Library ballroom, stay tuned for more details.

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

You must have auto insurance at all times. Our( clinical) partner facilities require auto insurance to park at their facilities. They audit Noorda-COM regularly; all students must be compliant at all times. Thank you for respecting our community partners by being compliant with this requirement! 

You must have flu shot documentation in EXXAT by November 1. There will be a couple flu shot clinic days for staff and faculty; students are welcome to participate. 

Sign up for a 10-minute Q&A with Clinical Affairs. Office hours are changing to “Clin Ed Q&A.” These quick, 10-minute sessions can answer your questions about networking, application strategies; match data trends, residencies, 3rd/4th year rotations, and more. [Sign Up]

Thank you, Arazoo Shwany, for turning on your notifications to the Psychiatry page and for “liking” Clinical Affairs’ contributions. Please stop by during office hours to claim your prize!

LEARNING SERVICES

We’re cheering you on! Learning Services is so proud of everything you’ve learned. Make time for wellness, and turn to them for support.

Attend an upcoming tutoring session: 

M, Oct 10: Tutor repro review [Link]

FACILITIES

Get ready for new pods. We’re sooo close to having the pods in Building 4 ready! After electrical installation, we’ll have a ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Stay tuned for more details.) Additionally, the library on the second floor of Building 4 is also open. Stop by and offer seating/furniture suggestions for it through the suggestion box. Questions? Email facilities@noordacom.org.

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Learn more about suicide prevention resources. September is National Suicide Prevention month. In addition to NAMI and NPSA, your Student Government leaders have prepared several infographics about prevention steps and mental health resources.

Purchase a Breast Cancer Awareness shirt. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, stay tuned for an email with more details!

Join the Internal Medicine Interest Group for their Kickoff Luncheon Mixer. Join IMIG for lunch and to fill out a survey on your preferred panel speakers and other activities. Register before Wednesday the 20th at noon (if you register after this deadline, there isn’t a guarantee that you’ll get lunch).

RESEARCH

Attend Journal Club next week. Charpentier will host Journal Club on Monday, September 26, from 5–6 p.m. in the Building 1 Lecture Hall.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

OMS I review schedule for Thursday, September 22:

Post-test review: 8–9a

Dr. Nuebel: 9–10:20a

Bathroom break: 10:20–10:30a

CEPA: 10:30–11a

Dr. Ramana: 11–11:30a

Sign up for your first anatomy lab. Anatomy labs begin next week. Labs are held on Monday and Tuesdays; students must attend one lab session per week. [Register] When attending your lab in Building 3, wear long pants and close-toed shoes.

CLINICAL AFFAIRS

Get your flu shot this week. Flu shots will be offered near the testing center in Building 4. [Register] Available times include: 

• T, Sept 20: 11a–12:30p
• W, Sept 21: 2–3:30p
• Th, Sept 22: 11a–12:30p

Be mindful of the expiration dates on your EXXAT documents. It is your responsibility to upload the new documentation by the expiration date. This includes regularly updating your auto insurance, receiving a new TB test; if you are in the process of a Hep. B series, and etc. If you have any questions, please email studenthealth@noordacom.org. 

Update your EXXAT flu shot records. After getting your flu shot on-campus or through your provider’s office, upload your documentation before November 1. 

Sign up for a 10-minute Q&A with Clinical Affairs. Office hours are changing to “Clin Ed Q&A.” These quick, 10-minute sessions can answer your questions about networking, application strategies; match data trends, residencies, 3/4th year rotations, and more. [Sign Up]

Check out AAMC. AAMC can help you choose a specialty, and offers other valuable tools. 

LEARNING SERVICES

Attend an upcoming tutoring session:

• How to Study for CEPA I with Tutors: F, Sept 23; 11a [Join]
• Notetaking and Q-Bank Tips with Taylor Briggs: M, Sept 26; 12p [Join]
• Dr. Ramana: FOM tutoring; F, Oct 14; 12p
• Review with FOM tutors: M, Oct 17; 12p

Attend a drop-in tutoring session in Pod 3 during the following times:

• T, Sept 20: 11a–12p
• Th, Sept 22: 3–4p
• Th, Sept 29: 3–4p

Or, schedule a one-on-one tutoring session through Crissi Stokes.

FACILITIES

Parking in the shade may be appealing, but every time you park outside of Noorda-COM delegated parking, you:

• Risk getting fined
• Take an RMU student’s parking spot
• Affect the number of stalls at our future campus

Facilities makes daily trips to count the number of occupied parking stalls at Buildings 1, 4, and 5. Please park in our delegated areas. This will ensure that we correctly estimate the number of parking stalls needed at our future campus.

The new pods in Building 4 should be completed later this week. Our new building is making progress too, with finish paint and tile being added on the second-fourth floors of the west side of the building.

These “posts” are a landing page for Noorda-COM student emails. Questions? Contact Jenna Knaupp.