Students in the program may also avail themselves of either group or individual tutoring sessions. In addition, the program attempts to provide its students with counseling and academic advisement sufficient to meet their personal needs. Internships Many departments and programs of the College maintain affiliations with businesses, government offices and social service agencies. Interested students should apply to the chair of the department in which the internship is desired and should obtain a copy of the rules and regulations governing internships at the Registrar's Office. Health Science Center at Syracuse and Syracuse University, offers courses each semester in cultural foundations of medical theory and practice from the viewpoint of varied academic disciplines.
Faculty members are from the cooperating institutions.
Each course is worth three credits and is limited to a maximum number of 10 students from each institution. Permission of the instructor is required. The Values Program at Le Moyne engages the College community in a campus-wide education effort designed to discover and implement ways to help students heighten their awareness of values issues, develop a comprehensive framework for addressing these issues and strengthening their moral courage to act on their principles. The Values Program was initiated in 1985 when a small group of faculty and administrators began to study how to help students integrate the liberal arts and the Jesuit tradition into their major professional fields. Today it is acclaimed both nationally and internationally.