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Careers in Medicine (AAMC)

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An extensive AAMC website that offers help with personal statements, interview questions, evaluating residencies and more. AAMC login required.

Choices Newsletter (AAMC)

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This free online newsletter "provides pertinent information about specialty choice, getting into residency, and other important guidance related to medical student career-planning."

Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harrassment Policy (UA)

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The University of Arizona is committed to creating and maintaining an environment free of discrimination. This policy defines discrimination and harrassment, and explains the obligations of the UA and all employees, students, and other community members to maintain such an environment.

Communication Service Plan Policy (UA)

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These procedures have been developed to provide guidelines to departments for the purchase and charges for supplemental communication plans with service providers external to the University. These plans include mobile phones, pagers, data lines, and internet service providers.

Purchase Order Policy (UA)

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This policy states the requirements for purchase orders.

Policy on Fragmenting Purchases (UA)

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This policy explains "pyramiding" or fragmenting PCard purchases, and explicitly disallows the practice.

Purchasing Card Fraudulent Transactions Policy (COM)

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This policy defines the procedures to be followed in the event of fraudulent activity on PCard accounts.

Purchasing Card Enhancements Policy (UA)

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PCard enhancements can add permissions to make purchases for purposes, products and services that are normally disallowed. This policy defines available enhancements.

Purchasing Card Training Requirements (UA)

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The procedure for training PCard holders.

Purchasing Card Cardholder Roles and Responsibilities Policy (UA)

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This policy defines the roles and responsibilities of PCard holders.

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