Academic Programs Faculty and Staff

Gail Riegle, Ph.D.

Associate Dean; Office of Academic Programs
(517) 353-4735
A329D East Fee Hall
riegle@msu.edu

Administrative Responsibilities

Planning, implementation and evaluation of the predoctoral curriculum.
Shared administrative responsibility for COM/CHM jointly administered introductory basic science courses.
Administrative liaison with wholly administered and shared departments to identify resources for our undergraduate curriculum.
Ad hoc member of the College Curriculum Committee and the Committee on Student Evaluation.
An ad hoc member of the Unit I/Block I Faculty Course Coordinators Committee and the Unit II Systems Biology Course Coordinators Committee.
Assists Dr. Lovell with administrative oversight of the preclerkship curriculum.
Assists Ms. Gilbert-Johnson with administrative oversight of the clerkship curriculum.
Assists Dr. Parkhurst and Academic Programs staff in the development and implementation of faculty, course and program evaluation.
Maintains dialogue and contact with the student body through conference hours in the preclerkship and periodic hospital visits as students complete clinical clerkship programs.
Service as a member of the Primary Care Ambulatory Clerkship Advisory Committee.
Represents the college as a member of the AODME and MAODME.
Recruits and appoints faculty course coordinators for college (OST) courses.
Works with Academic Programs support staff to assist faculty in course planning implementation, and evaluation.
Works with Academic Programs staff to assist with student, course and classroom scheduling.
Represents the college as a member of the Biomedical Space Committe.

Shared administrative responsibility for the MSUCOM Statewide Campus System (SCS)/Osteopathic Postdoctoral Training Institution (OPTI)

Ad hoc member of SCS Governing Board.
Ad hoc member of SCS Membership Committee.
Ad hoc member of SCS Educational Standards Committee.
Represents MSUCOM as a member of the Medical Education Committees of Genesys Regional Medical Center, Ingham Medical Center, and Metropolitan Health System Hospital.
Represents MSUCOM on the Program Advisory Committees responsible for planning, implementation, and evaluation of residency education consortia in the 18 affiliated SCS hospitals.

American Osteopathic Association