Mission and Goals

Mission Statement

To support the University, Dr. Ezekiel R. Dumke College of Health Professions, and School of Radiologic Sciences, the mission of the Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences program is to extend the professional knowledge, skills and attitudes of imaging professionals, including those in medical facilities, research labs, industry, and higher education.  The MSRS program is designed to advance the theoretical and practical applications of imaging of the cardiovascular system.

Simply stated, we provide the best: The best education for our students, the best support for our faculty, the best resources for our healthcare providers and the best partnership with our community.
 

Program Goals

In support of Weber State University's five core values, the MSRS program has established the following goals:

1. Learning through personalized experiences and shared inquiry, the MSRS program will:
   a. provide learning opportunities for students through a variety of instructional methods and multiple settings;
   b. identify essential knowledge and skills for imaging graduate students; and
   c. engage students through a variety of strategies to ensure growth in knowledge, learning processes and research skills.
2. Engaged in the community, the MSRS program will:
   a. provide appropriate technologies in order for graduate students to access, gather, organize and present information related to clinical, educational and professional research.
3. Providing access and opportunity for all, the MSRS program will:
   a. assist and support graduate students in professional development and research; and
   b. provide student orientation to community/campus support services.
4. Respect for people and ideas, the MSRS program will:
   a. promote the recruitment and support of students from various backgrounds;
   b. promote the recruitment and support of faculty from various backgrounds; and
   c. promote appropriate professional behavior, ethics, and respect for self and others.
5. Nurturing the potential within every individual, the MSRS program will:
   a. assist and encourage faculty and graduate students to develop collaborative relationships with other professionals;
   b. support and assist with scholarship and grant writing;
   c. provide appropriate, accurate and timely advisement for students within the program; and
   d. provide funding for faculty, staff and graduate students in professional growth and scholarship-related activities.

Contact Us

Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. MT

Phone
801-626-8538

Email
msrs@weber.edu

Location
Weber State University
Marriott Health Sciences Building
Room 363
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Mailing Address
Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences
Weber State University
3891 Stadium Way Dept 3925
Ogden, UT 84408-3925
 

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 Upcoming Graduate Fairs 

October 10, 2024                            Utah Valley University

October 15, 2024                          Weber State University

October 17, 2024                      Brigham Young University

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