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State mandated  Immunizations   All students  taking    credits  or more  on campus  must  provide  proof  of immunization  to measles   mumps  and rubella   MMR   as required  by New  York  State  public  health  law The plan must provide outpatient benefits in the New York City area   including office visits   outpatient mental health benefits  maternity  and laboratory and radiology procedures
All students  studying  on campus  are required  to submit  proof  of vaccination  for COVID nan
These  forms  must  be returned  by the first day of classes The  insurance plan must also include coverage for medic al evacuation of at least          US  Currency   repatriation of remains of at least          US Currency  per year  and a deductible  not to exceed       US Currency  per year
All students are required to have a YU ID card  regardless of whether they are an on  campus or online student The insurance plan must cover preventative treatment
Sign in with your YUAD username and password   see All students taking   credits or more on  campus must provide a complete Meningococcal  Response Form or submit proof of meningococcal vaccination within the past five years
If you don t know your YUAD username and  password  visit yu edu findid The Office  of Student  Services  will send MMR  and Meningococcal  Response  Forms  to all  registered students  prior  to the start of the semester
For assistance with the YU ID card  contact  yucardsupport yu edu If you have questions  contact yuhealthcenter yu edu     STUDENT ID CARDS     Your YU ID card is part of the OneCard system  which allows students access to campus buildings  free  shuttles  library accounts  dining services  and printing accounts
Ride the free local or intercampus shuttle This number usually beings with
Access online library resources remotely You can also download the OneCard app for access to their YU ID card  anywhere
Obtain student discounts    How to Obtain Your Student ID  Send  either  a passport  style photo o r headshot o f yourself with a solid color background  to  yucardpix yu edu  with your     Legal name    YU ID number    School  Katz School     Program    Campus  Beren  Resnick or Wilf   Online  students  select Beren as your campus What can you do with your  YU ID card
Wilf Campus       West    th Street  NY  NY           Please allow       hours before picking up your YU ID at the security office Access campus buildings
The following programs hold classes at Beren      and     Lexington Avenue  New York  NY             M  in Artificial Intelligence     M  in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship     M  in Cybersecurity     M  in Data Analytics and Visualization     M  in Digital Marketing and Media     M  in Speech  Language Pathology     M A  and Ph D  Math      M A  in Physics       Some math and physics classes meet at  the Wilf Campus in Washington Heights        Amsterdam  Avenue  New York  NY Check out books from the university library system
Online Campus   The Katz School online programs meet on Canvas and Zoom      M  in Speech Language Pathology     M  in Cybersecurity     M  in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship     M  in Digital Marketing and Media     For more information about YU campuses  including a virtual tour of Beren and Wilf  visit  www yu edu campuses If you add money to your meal plan account  use your  YU ID card to pay for food  in the cafeterias  or at local participating restaurants  tax free
Cheer on the Yankees or spend a day at the Bronx Zoo Students can pick up their YU ID at the security offices at     Beren Campus      East    Street  NY  NY         Brookdale Residence Hall
Ride the free  Staten  Island  ferry and breathe in the parks and beaches KATZ  SCHOOL CAMPUS LOCATIONS   Beren Campus   The Katz School  main administrative offices   as well as several faculty offices   are located at the Beren Campus in midtown Manhattan      Lexington Avenue   th Floor  New York  NY
Or spend a whole day in Manhattan  tour a skyscraper in the morning  eat a picnic lunch in Central Park  explore a museum in the afternoon  and catch a Broadway show in the evening Resnick Campus   The Occupational Therapy Doctorate and M  in Physician Assistant Studies programs are located at  YU Jack and Pearl Resnick Campus       Morris Park Avenue and      Morris Park Avenue  Bronx   NY
Campus Shuttle  YU Office of Safety and Security provides free intercampus shuttle service in the evenings between the Beren Campus located at   rd and Lexington Avenue and Wilf campuses  as well as  free local shuttle service to campus buildings  local transit hubs  and  other approved stops TRANSPORTATION  AND GETTING  AROUND     New York City is made up of five boroughs  Manhattan  Brooklyn  Queens  Bronx  and Staten Island
Parking  For parking options near YU Wilf Campus  visit   www yu edu safety security parking Enjoy emerging arts in Brooklyn or take a walk  across the historic Brooklyn Bridge
To get a better understanding of the public transit options in New York City and how you can travel to campus from other neighborhoods in Manhattan  and the other boroughs   take a look at the Metropolitan Transit Authority tourism    web mta info metrocard tourism Hop on the subway to Queens and enjoy different cuisine at every stop
Subways  Beren Campus  The   train at   rd Street is one block away from the Beren Campus There always something to do in the City That Never Sleeps
Connect from the local   to the express   or   trains that run into Brooklyn To access the intercampus shuttle  students will need to make an account  at www yushuttles com
Wilf Campus  The closest subway stop to the Wilf Campus is the    st Street stop of the    train  just   blocks west and   blocks south of campus The   is a local train that runs  through the east side of Manhattan along Lexington and Park Avenues and continues into the Bronx
To simplify your commute to campus  search for a n apartment along the   line   which stretches from the southernmost tip of Manhattan through Washington Heights  and up to the Bronx The second closest subway stop to the Beren Campus  is Herald Square    th St
The A is an express train  and the distance between stops varies greatly depending on the neighborhood This is a transportation hub  the B  D  F  M  N  Q  R   W trains all stop at Herald Square   connect ing you to every borough
Resnick Campus  The Jack and Pearl Resnick Campus in the Bronx is located at      Morris Park Avenue and  th Ave    you ll find the          A  C  E trains
The   is a local train that runs through the east side of Manhattan along Lexington and Park Avenues and continues into the Bronx The   is a local train with stops about every    blocks
Nearby attractions include the Bronx Zoo and the New York Botanical Garden The second closest subway stop to the Wilf Campus is the    st Street stop of the A train  which is on the western side of Washington Heights
The Long Island Railroad   LIRR  and New Jersey Transit rail system bring passengers into Penn Station  at   th Street and  th Avenue  on the west side of Manhattan The A train stretches from Queens all the way to the  northernmost tip of Manhattan
New Jersey Transit also includes an extensive bus system Nearby MTA  Buses are Bx   Bx   and BxM    and Subway   and   Trains
A handful of buses from other operators stop at the GWBBS as well You can connect from the local   to the express   or   trains that runs into Brooklyn
More information about the GWBBS and the buses that stop there can be found on the Port Authority of N ew York and N ew Jersey website Connecting to the Suburbs  In addition to the subways and buses of New York City  Manhattan  the Bronx  Brooklyn  Queens  and  Staten Island   public transportation options also exist on Long Island and in New Jersey
HOUSING   The Katz School  Office of Student Services provides a list of resources to help domestic and  international students find affordable housing options around New York From Penn Station  you can take the   or the A subway line uptown to Washington Heights or you can walk across   th Street towards the Beren Campus  which is on the east side of Manhattan
Our staff is here to help from the time students apply to the time students move Seven bus routes travel from New Jersey into the George Washington Bridge Bus Station  GWBBS   which is a     minute walk from the Wilf Campus
On Campus Housing  On campus housing for graduate students in Yeshiva University graduate dormitory  The Benjamin  and  Married Student Housing is extremely limited and is given on a first come  first served basis You may wish to live in New Jersey near one of these bus routes  allowing you an easy commute to campus
YU Graduate Dormitory Yeshiva University also participates in the New Jersey Transit QuikTik Student Discount  program
Contact thebenjamin yu edu  for more information Whether students are coming  from the tristate area  a different part of the United States  or another country  we know the transition to New York City requires planning
These apartments have very limited availability and are located in  Washington Height near YU Wilf Campus Support includes resources for finding an apartment  arranging transportation  getting settled in the city  and jumpstarting friendships
Off Campus Housing  Finding affordable housing in N ew York City can take time Since on campus housing is not guaranteed  Katz graduate students are strongly encouraged to seek their own off campus accommodations
You can search for apartments in the New York City and surrounding areas with these online tools       Zillow   https   www zillow com new york ny apartments     ForRent   https   www forrent com find NY metro  NYC New York The Benjamin is located in midtown Manhattan    th Street and  Lexington Ave  near YU Beren Campus
IRoomIT   https   www iroomit com new york    Roomi   https   roomiapp com        Katz School Community Facebook Group   Connect with Katz School classmates to find roommates  ask about the best neighborhoods  and get other  housing advice   www facebook com groups katzschool   Housing Communities    Educational Housing Services  EHS   EHS manages several dormitory  style student and intern  housing facilities in New York City  www studenthousing org Married Student Housing   Married students may apply to live in an apartment whose monthly rent  is negotiated by the university
International House   I House is home to approximately      resident members from more than      countries  www ihouse nyc org   Short  term Contact  Marcy Reiz at reiz yu edu  to request the  Married Student Housing Application
Hostels can provide cheaper short  term housing Students who require lodging should plan  sufficient time before classes start to look for proper accommodation
nd Street YMCA     Y   https   www   ny org residence     American Dream Hostel   https   www americandreamhostel com     Hostel World   https   www hoste lworld com      AirBnb   www airbnb com My New Place   https   www mynewplace com     Spare Room   https   www spareroom com roommates
Individuals who choose to live off campus are responsible for managing  their accommodations Belmont Housing Reality   Belmont Realty has established a reputation for managing quality off   campus student housing in the picturesque Little Italy section of the Bronx with well  run off   campus student accommodations that offer the best in quality  service  location   safety  and  affordability  https   www belmontstudenthousing com
STUDENT LIFE AND SUPPORT SERVICES     Student Organizations   Student organizations  are a vital part of the Katz School experience  hosting social events  holiday  celebrations  and service and networking opportunities throughout the year Housing  While you search for a more permanent place near N ew York City  you may need temporary  accommodation
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The career center also hosts on  campus recruiting events  career fairs  and information sessions  partnering with employers  alumni  and community supporters to connect students with professional opportunities PLEASE NOTE that while we are happy to provide a list of potential sources of off campus housing  Yeshiva University does not coordinate or monitor non  university housing
at www yu edu sgc      Library Services    All students at any Yeshiva University campus have full access to the entire YU library system  articles   journals  books  databases  and more YU does not assume responsibility or liability for these resources
Library staff are available to help with research  procedures  and proper citations Current student organizations  include      Katz School  Graduate Student Association     Chinese Student Union     Indian Students Association     ISACA Student Group    National Student Speech  Language and Hearing Association YU Wilf Chapter     Occupational Therapy Student Association     Physician Assistant Student Association     Graduate students can also form new clubs based on their interests
Library locations      Beren Campus Shevet Glaubach Center for Career Strategy and Professional Development   YU career center offers a range of programs and resources  from personalized counseling and career  planning to the latest professional search technologies
Samuel Gottesman Library        Morris Park Ave  Bronx  NY         Phone                     Online Programs   Online Library Access via www yu edu libraries     Counseling  Center   The Counseling Center offers free  confidential services to all Yeshiva University students In addition  YU faculty offer career mentoring  helping students to identify career options and opportunities for further study
Visit yu edu student life counseling  for more information YUFind is our discovery service system  allowing you to access  many of our electronic databases with a single se arch
at  www yu edu student life resources and services disability services at yu edu libraries
Students who have submitted a deposit will be contacted by the Katz School  Academic Operations team with instructions on how to register for your classes Hedi Steinberg Library       Lexington Ave   nd Floor  New York  NY         Phone                     Wilf Campus   Mendel Gottesman   Pollack Libraries        Amsterdam Ave  NY  NY         Phone                     Resnick Campus
Course Registration Number   CRN The staff includes therapists  psychologists  and psychiatrists
Please pay close attention to the time  and date associated with your CRN  so that you take the correct course recommended by your academic advisor or program director Disability Services  The Office of Disability Services collaborates with students  faculty   and staff to provide reasonable accommodation and services to students who self  identify as having a disability
ORIENTATION   The Katz School New Student Orientation is designed to help students understand the  resources  available  to them during  their time as a student REGISTRATION   Registration begins a few months before the start of the semester
You will receive  information  about   orientation  a few months  before starting  classes However  before you register you must speak with your academic advisor or program director to ensure you are taking the correct sequence of courses
CONNECT WITH US   Follow us on social media and stay connected to everything that happening at the Katz School Each course has its own unique course registration number or CRN
yu edu oiss   oiss yu edu                      Office of Student  Finance   www yu edu osf   studentaid yu edu                      Office of the Registrar   berenregistrar yu edu If you have questions about course schedules  descriptions  and class times  please email katz yu edu  or call
ACADEMIC PROGRAM SUPPORT     Office of Academic Operations   katz yu edu     Simon Jaffe   Program Advisor    Speech Language Pathology  simon jaffe yu edu                      Nebahat Bayrakcioglu   Program Advisor    Physician Assistant Studies   nebahat bayrakcioglu yu edu                      Gladys Davis   Program  Advisor    Occupational Therapy  Doctorate  gladys davis yu edu                        GRADUATE ADMISSIONS     katzgrad yu edu                   GRAD Orientation  will be scheduled  close  to the start of the semester
The Katz School entry level Occupational Therapy Doctorate  the first fully accredited entry level OT doctoral program in the New York metropolitan area  trains caring and competent scholar practitioners to develop and deliver holistic services through the integration of theory  research and knowledge based practice and clinical skills In the meantime  contact katz yu edu  with any  orientation  related questions
In state of the art laboratories  nationally and internationally renowned faculty will assist you in applying the knowledge that you ve acquired toward building the critical skills that will enable you to promote health  well being and resilience through occupational engagement LinkedIn  Katz School of Science and Health    Instagram   YU Katz School    Facebook   YU Katz School    Blog  Katz School of Science and Health       HELPFUL CONTACTS       STUDENT SERVICES     Rafael Reyes   Director of Graduate Student Life and  Community Engagement   katzstudentservices yu edu                      Office of International  Services   www
For more information about occupational therapy  visit the American Occupational Therapy Association website  here Library   libguides yu edu home     IT Help  Desk   helpdesk yu edu                   Helpdesk  requests    ellucian service now com
In our fully functional OT labs  gain hands on experience with specialized equipment  simulate interventions and build the skills needed to become an expert practitioner Focus on occupation based practice  community health  resilience and well being Develop critical thinking skills  clinical reasoning  creativity  flexibility  adaptability and an understanding of diversity Provide interventions  develop and evaluate community programs  and improve occupational engagement in a variety of practice settings for people of all ages Engage in inter professional learning by collaborating with students and faculty from multiple departments in the YU community Build relationships with top clinical directors throughout New York and across the United States in competitive fieldwork placements In an individually tailored    week capstone project  build on academic foundation  synthesize advanced occupational therapy knowledge  pursue areas of professional interest in depth  and gain advanced research and professional skills and experience     Interested in this program Jared Hakimi   Director of Graduate Admissions  jared hakimi yu edu                      Xavier Velasquez   Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions  xavier velasquez yu edu Shayna Matzner   Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions   shayna matzner yu edu                             Katz School of Science and Health       Lexington Avenue   th Floor   New York  NY                           www yu edu katz   Occupational therapists help people of all ages manage the daily activities  or occupations  they need and want to do  prevent or live better with illness  injury and disability  and promote personal health and well being
Pablo Roldan ASSISTANT PROFESSOR  EDUCATION  Master of Science  Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya       PhD  Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya       Master of Science  KTH Royal Institute of Technology       Bachelor of Science  Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya       BIOGRAPHY  Pablo Roldan joined Yeshiva University in As one of these scholar practitioners  you will be a lifelong learner  as well as a leader and an advocate for the profession in diverse local and global communities
TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS Demand for qualified occupational therapists continues to increase
Investigador Nacional  SNI  Nivel I by CONACYT He held previous appointments at ITAM  Mexico City  tenure track assistant professor              University of Maryland  College Park  M  Brin postdoctoral research fellow              and Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya  Barcelona  postdoctoral research assistant
Pre emptive recruitment fellowship  University of Texas My research is in the area of Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems  more specifically Hamiltonian systems
EMAIL  pablo roldan yu edu OFFICE PHONE                   OFFICE ADDRESS I like writting my own software  special purpose numerical algorithms for dynamical systems  and in some cases High Performance Computing programs that are executed in dedicated computer clusters
Dynamical systems  financial mathematics  and machine learning Sporadically I collaborate with software companies as external scientific consultant for problems involving HPC  Big Data  and Statistics   HONORS AND AWARDS
Roldan concentrates on the research and development of complex and real world domains and applications Michael Brin Research Fellowship  University of Maryland
At Yeshiva  he teaches Discrete Structures  Excursions in Mathematics  Mathematical Statistics  Mathematics of Finance  Numerical Methods  Probability and Statistics  and Scientific Computing Recipient of several grants from the National Science Foundation
He holds a Ph D  in applied mathematics and an M  in physics engineering from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology and a B  in computer science from the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya Wilf campus   Belfer Hall Room       OFFICE ADDRESS  SECONDARY   Beren campus       Lexington Ave Room    Pablo Roldan  Ph D    EXPERTISE
PATENTS  LICENSING AND INTELLECTUAL  PROPERTY   A  General Policy   i  Yeshiva University encourages and supports research and the  publication and use of results Pablo Roldan  an assistant professor of mathematics  is an accomplished researcher in mathematics  statistics and computer science  has been appointed director of the Katz School M  in artificial intelligence program
To serve the public interest He has received research grants from the National Science Foundation on  Dynamical and Statistical Methods Applied to Hamiltonian Systems   CONACYT  Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Technologia    Particle Dynamics in Spaces of Constant Curvature   the Spanish Ministry of Science  and the European Regional Development Fund   Invariant Objects in Astrodynamics
To comply with the requirements of sponsored research  grants  fe llowship awards and contracts for research    c  To promote the development of useful drugs  processes  and devices which would not be developed without patent  protection    d He also advises multiple honors and master students on their thesis research
The Yeshiva University Patent Policy is intended to be  consistent with these principles and purpose and not to fetter  scientific endeavor or inhibit pursuit of further related research YU recognizes that research  conducted by its faculty  technical staff and students may lead  to inventions and discoveries by inventor   hereinafter referred  to as  Inventor     which should be patented or licensed for one  or more of the following reasons    a
Whenever used in this Patent Policy   the provisions relating to  patents and patent royalties shall   whether specifically  mentioned or not  also apply to the commercial licensing and  the royalties obtained from it  for inventions which are not  patented but which have commercial value or special  technology or special art b
Such reports  submitted using the  Yeshiva University Invention Disclosure Form  shall be made  descriptive enough for  the invention to be understood and  evaluated for possible filing of a patent application or  the  development of a commercial licensing agreement To encourage invention and insure rewards for the Inventor  as herein provided  and
In the case of supported research  the Committee on Patents  must be advised of any invention disclosure requirements of the  granting or sponsoring agency To supp ort facilities and the research and education  programs of YU by means of a share of income derived  from the commercial licensing of inventions and patents
It will be the responsibility of the Provost  w ith the advice of the  Committee on Patents and or the Office of Biotechnology  to  determine if YU is interested in pursuing a patent for any  invention disclosure nan
C  Ownership of  Patents and Intellectual Property   i  Patent rights  copyrights  computer programs  software   databases  testing procedures  tangible research materials and  all other intellectual property  whether patentable or not   hereinafter collectively referred to as  I ntellectual Property      resulting from research carried on by faculty members   technical staff members or students and supported entirely or  partly by Yeshiva University resources shall be assigned to and  owned by Yeshiva University B  Disclosure of Invention to Yeshiva University   i  Faculty  staff   students and visiting faculty are required to report  all inventions to the Provost and or the Committee on Patents  that have resulted  from research supported entirely or partly by  YU resources  as soon as possible after co nception or first  actual reduction to practice
Faculty or staff   members accepting government  sponsored research shall  execute such agreements as will enable YU to meet its  obligations to the sponsoring agencies YU shall pay to the In ventor a  fixed proportion of the financial returns from the licensing or  exploitation of such Intellectual Property in accordance with the  provisions of Section F
If Intellectual Property results from such research grants or  contracts from non  government sources  such I ntellectual  Property shall be subject to the terms of Section C  i  above   unless the terms of the grant or contract pertaining to the above  research are in conflict with Section C  i   in which case the  terms of the grant or contract shall govern nan
Copyrig htable works that are not within the scope of  employment and are not created using YU resources  such as  scholarly works and books  shall be owned by the author Ownership of Intellectual Property resulting from research  performed by a visiting faculty member and supported entirely  or partly by YU resources shall be determined on a case  by  case basis
All determinations and actions  concerning the management of patent applications and patents shall  remain with YU Intellectual Property resulting from inventions and discoveries  made by members of the faculty  the technical staff or students  in connection with government  sponsored research contracts   grants  fellowships or other such arrangements  shall be  controlled by the terms of those arrangements
If income is received from the licensing of Intellectual Property  by YU to a third party  YU will pay and reward the I nventor  within    days of its receipt of such income in accordance with  the provisions below D  Management of Patents   Yeshiva University shall have the responsibility for the management  of patent applications and patents
YU will first deduct all direct assignable expenses incurred in  connection with the filing  prosecution and maintenance of any  relevant patents and the negotiatio n of the contract for the  licensing of the Intellectual Property  including but not limited to  specialized attorney fees E  Licenses   Licenses for commercial development of Intellectual Property shall  be sought to ensure that useful i nventions can be made available    under reasonable terms   in products or services beneficial to the  public
After  deduction of direct assignable expenses  fifteen p ercent        of the remaining income will be allocated to the Office of  Biotechnology to defray the operating costs of the Office All  such licensing agreements shall be negotiated by Albert Einstein  College of Medicine  Office of Biotechnology and approved and  executed by an appropriate officer of Einstein
In the event that an Inventor leaves Yeshiva  University  the Inventor shall be responsible for providing   forwarding addresses to YU These  expenses shall be  determined by YU sole but reasonable discretion
One third will be allocated to a research account  maintained by Yeshiva University on behalf of any Inventor  with a primary appointment to YU for support of the  Inventor academic research pursuits The  remaining net income will be distributed in the following manner    a
In the  event that an Inventor leaves YU  the research account will  revert to YU   and the status  of the income in the account  and any future income will be determined by the Provost All payments due to an Inventor under this  policy will be transmitted via a separate payment outside of  the payroll system
c  One third will be allocated to the unrestricted funds of  Yeshiva University to be used by the University in the  pursuit of its education  research and clinical missions The Inventor  research allocati on as described above  and        the indirect costs to be assessed on this portion of the  distribution for each license are as follows
Exception to the method of income distribution described above  will be made in the case of Intellectual Property resulting from  sponsored research if the terms of the agreement bet ween  Yeshiva University and the sponsor do not permit such a  distribution The first         of cumulative income will be free of  indirect costs
This exception will apply to funding from  both governmental and non  governmental sources The second         will be subject to indirect costs at   one half the prevailing institutional rate
If there is more th an one Inventor of Intellectual Property  the  Inventors shall meet and decide among themselves their  respective shares of any income to be distributed to the  Inventors pursuant to Section F Cumulative income in excess of         will be  subject to indirect costs at the prevailing institutional  rate
The Inventors shall  then inform  the Office of Biotechn ology of their agreement in a  written statement signed by all of the Inventors nan
Mechanisms of dispute  resolution may include  but are not l imited to  mediation   arbitration or other services performed by the Committee on  Patents In that event  the terms of the agreement with the  sponsor will govern
Once the equity is liquidated   the proceeds will be distributed as cash according to the  method in Section F In the case of a  dispute among the Inventors regarding their respective shares    it shall be resolved by  the Provost
It  is not the intent of Einstein to  hold equity for the purposes of maximizing profits Any recommendations or decisions made as a result of  mediation  arbitration or by the Committee on Patents will be  subject to review and approval by the Provost and his decision  shall be final
This  statement must be submitted simultaneous ly or prior to the  submission of a paper for publication  and will disclos e the  Intellectual Property YU shall liquidate such equity by sale in the public market upon  the first available liquidity event
so tha t an application for a patent may  be prepared and filed prior to any such public disclosure above
YU will  if requested or required by agreement  supply a  sponsor with a copy of the proposed publication prior to  publication G  Publication   The right to publish the results of sponsored research where  Intellectual Property may be involved shall be subject to the following  conditions    i  YU shall not  bar or prohibit publication of disclosures and  inventions on which patent applications have been filed
Among the responsibilities of the Committee  will be the  following            i  To recommend to the Dean of AECOM and or the Provost of  Yeshiva University which Intellectual Property should be  processed in accordance with the applicable sections of this  Policy on Patents and Licensing Agreements  including Section  J  Recommendations  shall be made by the Committee  within     days after Intellectual Property is brought to the   Committee  notice As soon as it is possible to do so  a n Inventor has the obligation  to file an  Invention Disclosure Statement with YU
To make general recommendations regarding proposals to  patent Intellectual Property as it relates to YU  mission    iv In all events  the Inventor shall disclose his  invention to YU a minimum of    days in advance of any printed  or oral public disclosure
v  To assist the Provost in resolving disputes arising from patent  and licensing matters  including any disputes arising under  Section F   in accordance with this Policy on Patents and  Licensing Agreements nan
Such personnel will agree further to disclose in writing  promptly to YU any Intellectual Property made by such personnel  and to assign to YU th e entire right  title and interest in and thereto  as required and defined in this Policy on Patents and Licensing  Agreements H  Committee on Patents   The Dean of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine will appoint a  Committee on Patents and such other committees as are deemed  appropriate to implement YU  patent and licensing agreement  policies
Upon disclosure of Intellectual Property to YU  it will be the  responsibility of the Provost to determine if YU will decline to  pursue a patent To determine  when necessary  whether Intellectual Property  developed by a member of the faculty  technical staff or student  resulted from research supported in whole or in part by YU  resources or whether such Intellectual Property was unrelated  to YU activities and resources
If the Provost  declines pursuit of a patent  the option to pursue a patent  reverts to the Inventor To act in an advisory capacity to the Provost with regard to  patents assigned to YU or in which YU has a claim or interest
The option  to pursue a patent shall then revert to the Inventor I  Agreement with Yeshiva University   A form of agreement with Yeshiva University shall be signed and  entered into by all faculty  students and research staff  acknowledging that they have received and read a copy of this  Official Policy on Patents and Licensing Agreements and agree to  abide thereby
If  the Inventor decides to pursue patent protection at his her own  expense  the Inventor shall    a  Promptly notify YU in writing of his her intent to pursue  patent protection    b  Assign ownership of the Intellectual Property  to YU    c  Obligate patent counsel to copy YU on all communications  with the United States Patent and Trademark Office  and   d  Refer all third  party interest in the Intellectual Property  directly to YU for licensing    iv The Provost shall notify  the Inventor  in writing  of this decision within    days of disclosure
After reimbursement to the Inventor and then YU of direct  assignable expenses incurred  fifteen percent       of the  remaining income will be allocated to the Office of  Biotechnology to defray the operating c osts of the Office If at any time during the patent application process YU decides  to discontinue pursuit of the application  the Provost shall notify   the Inventor  in writing within    days of this decision
The first         will be allocated exclusively to the  Inventor or his her estate and or heirs            b Al l  information held by YU that is pertinent to the patent application  will be made available to the Inventor
The remaining one  third of income will be allocated to YU If YU decides to decline or discontinue pursuit of a patent on  any Intellectual Property  YU shall retain ownership of such  Intellectual Property a nd any patent or application thereon
Patricia Berry  MBA EXPERTISE If income is derived from a patent declined by Einstein  it will be  distributed as follows
Prior to concentrating in pharmaceutical marketing  Pat strategic experience transcended verticals The  remaining net income will be distributed in the following manner    a
She worked with some of the most renowned strategic and creative lions in the industry  including Lowe   Partners  Ammirati Puris Lintas and Backer Spielvogel Bates Two thirds of the additional income will be allocated to the  Inventor  or his her estate and or heirs    c
He held previous appointments at the University of Maryland  College Park  Brin fellow               and New York University  assistant professor Courant instructor K  Management of Licenses   Management of all licensing agreements for Intellectual Property  owned by YU  remains with YU
Teaching interests range from foundational courses such as calculus to graduate courses especially in subjects related to research interests  such as dynamical systems  probability theory and mathematical statistics Integrated Brand and Customer Experience Strategy  Communications Strategy  Omnichannel Marketing  Patricia Berry  senior vice president and director of brand planning at Harrison and Star  an Omnicom healthcare professional agency  has spent her career understanding the motivations of target audiences  mining for inspiring insights  studying customer behaviors  positioning brands in crowded and parity markets  writing and nurturing compelling brand stories and designing and building portfolios for some of the most renowned brands of Fortune     companies
EMAIL  peter nandori yu edu OFFICE ADDRESS  Stern College for Women       Lexington Avenue Room      Peter Nandori  Ph D      Peter Nandori  an assistant professor of mathematics at the Katz School and Yeshiva University Stern College for Women  studies ergodic theory and dynamical systems  especially statistical properties of hyperbolic systems  probability theory  and mathematical statistical physics She has worked in numerous industries  including financial services  Medicare insurance  technology  airlines  shipping  telecom  health and beauty aids  consumer packaged goods  snack foods and toys
In spring       he became a member of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton Peter Nandori ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS  EDUCATION  PhD Budapest University of Technology      BIOGRAPHY  Peter Nandori joined Yeshiva University in
Prior to that  he was an assistant professor at New York University Courant Institute  and a graduate student in the Mathematics Department of the Technical University of Budapest TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS  Research interests include ergodic theory and dynamical systems  especially statistical properties of hyperbolic systems  probability theory and mathematical statistical physics
He holds a Ph D  from the Budapest University of Technology HONORS AND AWARDS  National Science Foundation award  sole principal investigator               Brin fellowship                Jedlik Anyos fellowship  funded by the European Union and the European Social Fund
PAs complete thousands of hours of medical training to become versatile and collaborative clinicians His teaching interests range from foundational courses  such as calculus to graduate courses  especially in subjects related to dynamical systems  probability theory and mathematical statistics
YU M A  in Physics specializes in solving problems in classical and quantum information  mechanical  optical  and electronic materials behavior  propagation of waves  biological matter  dynamics  statistical thermodynamics  and hardware and software development Before joining Yeshiva  he was a Brin fellow in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Maryland
Come to New York City to study and network with the best Nandori is an editor of Electronic Research Archive  a journal that publishes original and expository articles on significant advances in all branches of mathematics
Benefits   Receive industry mentorship Showcase and publish your research at  Katz School annual Symposium on Science  Technology and Health Receive a scholarship reducing total tuition to    K  for your entire graduate degree  start to finish   whether you complete your degree in one or two years   about the  Fellows Program Physician Assistants  PAs  are medical professionals who diagnose disease  develop and implement treatment plans  perform surgical procedures  prescribe medications and often serve as a patient principal health care provider
After completing their bachelor  students can complete their master in just one more year They  practice nationwide  improving patient access to high quality health care  in medical and surgical settings
Students can begin taking graduate coursework in their junior or senior year These activities are of intrinsic interest from a fundamental point of view  and they are also geared toward applied physics and engineering
The following four physics courses  including at least one course with a lab  with a minimum grade of B plus in each  mechanics  electromagnetism  and two intermediate advanced courses Generous scholarships and financial aid are currently available
Internships and STEM OPT   Gain industry experience in major companies  startups  and the YU  Innovation Lab in New York and elsewhere through internships that count toward  your degree B A  M A  Pathways Option   Through the B A  M A  option  YU undergraduates can take up to    graduate credits that will count toward both their bachelor and master degrees
The program also offers several opportunities for Curricular Practical Training  CPT Admissions criteria  Junior in any YC SCW major with a minimum GPA of     and a minimum grade of B plus in the prerequisite coursework listed below
Interested in this program Prerequisites for graduate coursework
I started my post doc at NYU Chemistry department on October       working with Profs For more information  visit www yu edu pathways
On August       I joined the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department at Yeshiva University as a visiting assistant professor Read more on the curriculum   or speak with an adviser
Deng  J   Apfelbaum  E   Drori  R    Ice Growth Acceleration by Antifreeze Proteins Leads to Higher Thermal Hysteresis Activity For more information  please contact Department Chair    Fredy Zypman
Shtukenberg  A G    Drori R    Kahr Ran Drori ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY  BIOGRAPHY  I found the interaction between ice and antifreeze proteins a fascinating subject  and decided to pursue my Ph D while studying these proteins with Prof  Ido Braslavsky at the Hebrew University  Rehovot campus
Angewandte Chemie International Edition Michael Ward and Bart Kahr on two projects       identifying synthetic ice growth inhibitors and     studying how does the exchange between H O and D O affect ice growth dynamics
Journal of the American Chemical Society PUBLICATIONS  Google Scholar profile Publications at YU  student name is underlined      corresponding author
Journal of the American Chemical Society The Journal of Physical Chemistry B
Drori R    Holmes Cerfon M    Kahr B   Kohn R  V   Ward M  D B    et al   rank  nd out of      Crystals of benzamide  the first polymorphous molecular compound  are helicoidal
and Unsteady Morphologies at Ice Interfaces Driven by D O H O Exchange Berger T   Meister K   DeVries A  L   Eves R   Davies P  L   Drori R    Synergy Between Antifreeze Proteins is Driven by Complementary Ice Binding
Selected publications before joining YU Meister K   DeVries A  L   Bakker H  J   Drori R    Antifreeze Glycoproteins Bind Irreversibly to Ice
His lab is using a unique combination of cold stages  fluorescence microscopy and microfluidics to study the effects of molecular agents on the crystallization of water Room        Ran Drori  Ph D  EXPERTISE  Crystallization of water     Ran Drori has been an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry of Yeshiva University since
He was trained as a postdoctoral researcher at NYU chemistry department His current research focuses on the crystallization of water which affects various processes globally and in our daily lives
She has over    years of experience in graduate education administration  teaching  and research Similarly  the formation of gas hydrates in flowlines transporting gas and oil causes safety and economic risks  and the release of methane from gas hydrates to the atmosphere contributes to global warming
She also worked as Program Director for the school Professional Science Master in Biotechnology  and led the creation of multiple tracks within the program However  the mechanisms by which these natural and synthetic inhibitors work remain largely unclear
She has extensive experience developing collaborations and partnerships with public and private sector organizations  and in developing new science and technology programs and curricula Drori is teaching Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry at the Stern College for Women  and holds a Ph D  from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel
She has published her scientific research in a variety of scientific peer reviewed journals and research on e mentoring program  outcomes assessment and factors affecting student performance and retention in online programs in educational journals Rana Khan DIRECTOR  MS BIOTECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM  EDUCATION  PhD  Molecular and Cell Biology  University of Maryland at College Park MS  Biochemistry  Tulane University  BIOGRAPHY     Rana Khan is the founding director of the Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program at the Katz School
Teaching includes courses in molecular biology  commercialization and business of biotechnology  regulatory environment in biotechnology  and lab methods in recombinant DNA technology Prior to joining Yeshiva University     Khan served as Vice Dean in the Graduate School at the University of Maryland University College  UMUC   providing leadership to a diverse offering of science and information technology related programs
Developing a conceptual framework for integrating industry client sponsored projects into capstone courses UMUC Faculty Research Program Grant Award  Fall       Strategies to Increase Retention Rate of Students in Online Degree Programs As the Principal Investigator on two department of education grants at UMUC     Khan implemented a variety of initiatives  including an e mentoring program  industry sponsored capstone projects  and a biotechnology symposium
A Conceptual Framework for Integrating Industry Client Sponsored Projects into Online Capstone Courses  Journal of Asynchronous Learning Network                    Khan  R and Gogos  A Khan spent her early career as a bench scientist working at the US Department of Agriculture on molecular mechanisms underlying plant disease resistance
Khan  R  Khalsa  D K  Klose  K and Cooksey  Y TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS
Research and Practice in Assessment  volume Research interests include student retention factors in graduate education  student support services and their correlation with academic performance   HONORS AND AWARDS  National Professional Science Master Association Board of Directors            Leadership and Development  LEAD  Program participant  College Park MD  Dec      National Professional Science Master Association Board of Directors Award       Sloan C Outstanding Online Program  Biotechnology  Award       UMUC Provost Award for Best Paper in Online Education Research       UMUC Faculty Research Program Grant Award  Fall
Integrating virtual internships into online classrooms UMUC Provost Award for Best Paper in Online Education Research        PUBLICATIONS  Khan  R     Hill  J
She has over    years of experience in graduate education administration  teaching and research  and spent her early career as a bench scientist working at the U  Department of Agriculture on molecular mechanisms underlying plant disease resistance Online Mentoring for Biotechnology Graduate Students  An Industry Academia Partnership  Journal of Asynchronous Learning Network  volume
She also was program director for the school professional science master degree in biotechnology and led the creation of multiple tracks within the program Assessing Graduate Student Learning in Four Competencies  Use of a Common Assignment and a Combined Rubric
She teaches a capstone  internship  and biotechnology Khan  R and Conroy  R
Robert Friedman EDUCATION  Yeshiva University  BA Cornell University  Johnson Graduate School of Management  MBA  BIOGRAPHY Journal of Commercial Biotechnology  volume                 EMAIL  rana khan yu edu OFFICE PHONE                OFFICE ADDRESS  Beren Campus     Lexington Avenue  MAILING ADDRESS  Katz School   th floor      Lexington Avenue New York           Rana Khan  Ph D  EXPERTISE  Biotechnology Education  Cell and Molecular Biology  Transcription regulation  Gene expression     Rana Khan is the founding director of the Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program