Directory Of Administration
UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS LEADERSHIP |
Title |
Name |
Location |
Phone |
Provost, Rush University |
Thomas Deutsch |
202 AAC |
(312) 942-6683 |
Vice President, Principal Business Officer |
Richard K. Davis |
202 AAC |
(312) 942-6683 |
Senior Associate Provost, Educational Affairs |
Gayle Ward |
1028 AAC |
(312) 942-2819 |
Vice Provost, Faculty Affairs |
Susan Chubinskaya |
1044 AAC |
(312) 942-8873 |
Associate Provost, Institutional Research,
Assessment and Accreditation |
Rosemarie Suhayda |
1064G AAC |
(312) 942-6204 |
Chief Enrollment Management Officer and
University Registrar |
Brenda L. Weddington |
440 AAC |
(312)942- 5117
(312) 942 -5681 |
Chief Student Experience Officer |
TBD |
440 AAC |
(312) 942-7112 |
COLLEGES |
College |
Phone |
Location |
College of Health Sciences
Charlotte Royeen, PhD, Dean |
(312) 942-7120 |
Suite 1001 AAC |
College of Nursing
Marquis D. Foreman, PhD, RN, Dean |
(312) 942-7117 |
Suite 1080 AAC |
Rush Medical College
K. Ranga Rama Krishnan, MB, ChB, Dean |
(312) 942-6915
(312) 563-2033 |
Suite 524 AAC
Suite 364 PB |
The Graduate College
Andrew J. Bean, PhD, Dean |
(312) 942-3589 |
Suite 438 AAC |
University Offices and Related Resources |
Office |
Title |
Name |
Location |
Phone |
Center for Student Success |
Program Manager |
Jacqueline Walker |
Library, 571 AAC |
(312) 942-3660 |
studentsuccess@rush.edu |
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Counseling Center |
Director |
Hilarie Terebessy |
701 Kidston |
(312) 942-3687 |
hilarie_c_terebessy@rush.edu |
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Financial Aid |
Director |
Jill Gable |
440 AAC |
(312) 942-3072 |
financial_aid@rush.edu |
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Registrar’s Office |
University Registrar |
Brenda Weddington |
440 AAC |
(312) 942-5681 |
registrars_office@rush.edu |
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Student Affairs |
Manager |
Kapula Patalinghug |
1029 AAC |
(312) 942-2819 |
Student_affairs@rush.edu |
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Student Disability Services |
Manager |
Marie Ferro-Lusk |
440 AAC |
(312) 942-5237 |
marie_s_ferro-lusk@rush.edu |
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Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs |
Director |
Kate Webster |
984 AAC |
(312) 942-0725 |
multicultural_affairs@rush.edu |
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University Systems and Operations |
Director |
TBD |
440 AAC |
(312) 942-4851 |
ru_connected_help@rush.edu |
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Student Life and Engagement |
Director |
Angela Branson |
984 AAC |
(312) 942-6302 |
student_life@rush.edu |
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Office |
Title |
Name |
Location |
Phone |
Center for Teaching Excellence and Innovation (CTEI) |
Director |
Angela Solic |
919 AAC |
(312) 942-3740 |
Community Engagement |
Senior Director |
Sharon Gates |
716 AAC |
(312) 942-3670 |
Financial Affairs |
Manager |
Patrick McNulty |
282A TOB |
(312) 942-6849 |
Library |
Director |
Jo Cates |
571 AAC |
(312) 942-5950 |
McCormick Educational
Technology Center (METC) & the Academic Testing
Center (ATC) |
Director |
TBD |
919 AAC
135 TOB |
(312) 942-6799
(312) 563-4929 |
Parking |
Manager |
Ken Shmoel |
Parking Garage
Office |
(312) 942-6594 |
Security |
Director |
Lauris Freidenfelds |
Tower (Lower
Level One) |
(312) 942-5678 |
Title IX, Human Resources |
Director |
Shanon Shumpert |
403 AAC |
(312) 942-5239 |
University Facilities, General Educational
Resources & Quick Copy |
Director |
Chris Kanakis |
720 AAC |
(312) 942-6791 |
University Marketing |
Director |
Rebecca Darmoc |
1078 AAC |
(312) 942-5006 |
Important Phone Numbers
Security |
(312) 942-5678 |
Operator/Rush Switchboard |
(312) 942-5000 |
Rush Hotline (for reporting discrimination or harassment) |
(877) RUSH-009 |
Rush University Medical Center Emergency Room |
(312) 942-0100 |
University Resources
Academic Testing Center (ATC) |
(312) 563-4929 |
College of Health Sciences |
(312) 942-7120 |
College of Nursing |
(312) 942-7117 |
Community Engagement |
(312) 942-3670 |
Counseling Center (for students) |
(312) 942-3687 |
Financial Affairs |
(312) 942-6584 |
Financial Aid |
(312) 942-6256 |
The Graduate College |
(312) 942-3589 |
HelpDesk (for computer/technology problems) |
(312) 563-CLAS |
Library |
(312) 942-5950 |
McCormick Educational Technology Center (METC) |
(312) 942-6799 |
Registrar |
(312) 942-5681 |
Rush Medical College |
(312) 942-6915 |
Student Assistance Program (ERS-EAP) |
(800) 292-2780 |
Student Disability Services |
(312-942-5237) |
Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs |
(312) 942-0725 |
Student Life and Engagement |
(312) 942-6302 |
Tailor Lofts Student Apartments |
(312) 563-5638 |
Title IX Coordinator |
(312) 942-5239 |
University Systems and Operations |
(312) 942-4851 |
Crisis Resources
Alcoholics Anonymous 24-hour Hotline |
(312) 346-1475 |
Domestic Violence Helpline (City of Chicago) |
(877) 863-6338 |
Narcotics Anonymous 24-hour Hotline |
(708) 848-4884 |
Rape Crisis Hotline (YWCA) |
(888) 293-2080 |
Sarah’s Inn Hotline (domestic violence shelter) |
(708) 386-4225 |
Suicide Hotline (Nation-wide) |
(800) 273-8255 |
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Mission, Vision, and Values
Mission
Rush University provides outstanding health sciences education and conducts impactful research in a culture of inclusion, focused on the promotion and preservation of the health and well-being of our diverse communities.
Vision
The Rush learning community will be the leading health sciences university committed to transforming health care through innovative research and education.
Values
Rush University’s core values - innovation, collaboration, accountability, respect and excellence - are the roadmap to our mission and vision. These five values, known as our I CARE values, convey the philosophy behind every decision Rush employees make. Rush employees also commit themselves to executing these values with compassion. This translates into a dedication - shared by all members of the Rush community - to providing the highest quality patient care.
Professionalism
Rush University Honor Code
I pledge that my academic, research, and/or clinical work will be of the highest integrity. I shall neither give nor receive unauthorized aid; I shall not represent the work of others as my own; I shall not engage in scientific misconduct; and I shall treat all persons with the greatest respect and dignity, just as the ethical codes of Rush University Medical Center and my future profession demand.
I recognize that behaviors that impede learning or undermine academic, research and clinical evaluation, including but not limited to falsification, fabrication and plagiarism, are inconsistent with Rush University values and must be reported.
Implementation of the Honor Code
This Honor Code (hereafter referred to as the Code) sets the standards for expected professional behavior within the University and the Medical Center. Commitment to this Code is a shared responsibility of all faculty, staff and students within the Rush University community to ensure the highest standards of behavior - whether in the classroom, the laboratory, or in the clinical setting - and that education obtained at Rush provides a sound foundation for each student’s future success as an academic, scientific or health care professional.
Code Enforcement
Any violations of this Code or suspicion of student or academic misconduct should be reported to the student’s college for further review in accordance with the procedures specified by that college. Each college will be expected to set standards for addressing Honor Code violations and cases of misconduct in a fair and consistent manner that best fits their respective student population. Within each college, students will be expected to sign the Honor Code, indicating their compliance. Students refusing to sign must submit a letter to their dean’s office explaining why. Adherence to the Code is required for matriculation, whether or not the document has been signed. The Code may also be enforced for off-campus actions when students are representing themselves as members of the University.
Dress Code
All Rush University students are required to dress professionally and appropriately when in clinical areas at Rush and at off-site locations. Identification cards should be worn by all students at all times, whether on campus or in clinical areas off-site.
First- and second-year medical students should wear white clinical jackets during their preceptorships. Third- and fourth-year medical students should wear white clinical jackets during their clinical rotations.
For specifics regarding the Rush University College of Nursing uniform for pre-licensure students, students should consult the College of Nursing Student Guidebook.
Street clothes, with or without a lab coat, are worn for some clinical experiences. The lab coat, when worn, must be marked with the appropriate identifying patch. Many students in the College of Health Sciences and The Graduate College are required to wear lab coats in clinical areas.
I Care, I Connect Values for Students
- Scan the environment for opportunities to help.
- Be familiar with the Rush campus and locations of Guest Relations/Information Desk Staff.
- Initiate greeting and offer assistance.
- Let patients go first through doors, hallways and elevators.
- Be courteous to others and remember that visitors cannot always tell the difference between a student and an employee.
- Be aware of backpacks and other bulky possessions, especially in elevators and public spaces.
- Be careful not to push or bump patients with your backpacks or possessions.
- Assist and accommodate with special needs.
- Remember you are representing Rush.
- Use professional language, tone and volume in public areas.
- You never know who might be around.
- Protect privacy and confidentiality, especially in public areas.
- Remember that examples from class may be real cases, or similar to what a patient or family member is going through.
- Demonstrate active listening.
- Refrain from eating, drinking or gum chewing in public areas (non-food service areas), except for the Armour Academic Center.
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