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Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery Fees Service Illinois Fees Out-of-State Fees * Loan of book No charge $15 per book Photocopy $11 per document, plus $0.25 per page over 15 pages $11 per document, plus $0.25 per page over 15 pages Express Service (includes overnight or PDF delivery within 24 hours of request and all FAX services) $4 per document, plus above photocopy fee, if applicable, and actual overnight delivery charges, if incurred $4 per document, plus above photocopy fee, if applicable, and actual overnight delivery charges, if incurred *We do not loan outside the continental

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Associate Dean for Research (ADR) grant opportunities Research Seed Grants | SIU School of Medicine Near-Miss Awards | SIU School of Medicine Frank J. Toth Award | SIU School of Medicine Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) | Student Research Fellowships | SIU School of Medicine SIU System Collaborative Grant | SIU School of Medicine SIUSOM/UIS (managed by UIS) Faculty Grants | University of Illinois Springfield Other internal grants These grants are managed by other offices at SIU: Team Science Grant | SIU School of Medicine Simmons Cancer Institute Concept Development Award | SIU School of Medicine cHOP

During the last two weeks of July, SIU Department of Internal Medicine clinic staff and faculty, along with 10 medical students, visited each of the three Springfield Housing Authority (SHA) facilities (Bonansinga High Rise, Hildebrandt High Rise, and the Villas at Vinegar Hill) to provide free Diabetes Education and Counseling to a total of 40 SHA residents. The sessions included a presentation by a Certified Diabetes Educator, educational handouts on several related topics, blood pressure checks, fingerstick blood sugar measurements, and one on one sessions for the SHA residents with our

Completed ERAS applications which should include the following: For US, DO, and International Graduates: To participate in the NRMP Match, students and graduates of international medical schools must have passed the following examinations by the NRMP Rank Order List deadline. Steps 1 and 2. (Passing scores on first attempts are preferred. Average scores of those matched into our program are typically 229 for Step 1 and 237 for Step 2.) Medical Student Performance Evaluations (MSPEs)/deans letter and medical school transcripts. Three letters of recommendation (at least two from faculty at your

Virtual Interviews The Internal Medicine residency program will conduct virtual interviews. You can expect to receive information about these interviews via email with a schedule and videos to watch. A sample virtual interview day will look like: Sample of a Virtual Interview: Day 1: 6-7pm: Meet and greet current residents Day 2: You will have three separate, 20-minute interviews. For your convenience, we try to schedule them with minimal downtime between interviews. Interview with the Program Director Interview with a Chief Resident Behavioral interview with a faculty member Our Graduates

What is NIH’s definition of a foreign component? The performance of any significant scientific element or segment of a project outside of the United States, either by the recipient or by a researcher employed by a foreign organization, whether or not grant funds are expended. Activities that would meet this definition include, but are not limited to: The involvement of human subjects or animals Extensive foreign travel by recipient project staff for data collection, surveying, sampling, and similar activities, or Any activity of the recipient that may have an impact on U.S. foreign policy