WEBSITES eCollege
The G-Drive
eCollege is an online learning platform that is utilized by Ross University to promote eLearning. Each department has the ability to create individual courses on eCollege where students can find the course syllabus, learning objectives, lecture materials, practice quizzes, and helpful links to other internet sites.
The G-drive is a student server that can be accessed on campus at Ross University. This is a location where students can find a wealth of up-to-date information, including course syllabi, learning objectives, lecture materials, information about clubs, exam schedules, semester schedules, etc.
www.rossu.edu/medical-school—This is the official Ross School of Medicine website. Everything from applications and scholarships to a list of faculty members and an informational video on campus life are available through this site. www.rossmed.edu.dm—The official Ross School of Medicine Dominica Campus website. It contains links to current news, financial aid, traveling, preparatory school, health insurance, housing, banking, campus groups, and faculty and staff emails. This is a website you will access over and over again during your time with Ross. www.rossmedsga.com—This site is run by the Student Government Association. On it you can find information on the SGA members, a list of the Friday night movies, local weather and blogs for your respective semester. http://rossclassifieds.com/—This website is designed to help the medical students and residents of Dominica buy and sell goods and services on the island. http://dm-web01.rusm.rossu.loc/MRM7/— for reserving rooms for group study or SGA organization
activities. www.dominica.dm—The official Dominica government website. www.dominicawatersports.com—If you’re a diver, snorkeler, kayaker, river tuber, or whale watcher then this is the site for you. www.piratesdominica.com—A site devoted to the Dominican filming of Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3 and Pirate Master on CBS. www.visit-dominica.com—This site focuses heavily on the tourism side of Dominica. The interactive map can be especially useful for planning your adventures on the island. www.rossspouses.org—A wonderful forum for student spouses. You can find information on current activities as well as helpful articles like Meg’s guide for families and Caskie’s packing list. http://wikitravel.org/en/Dominica—Probably the most encompassing website on all facets of Dominica. It’s essentially a virtual page right out of a travel book. www.historic.dominica-weekly.com—A great blog on Dominican culture, indigenous tribes and architecture. www.DiscoverDominica.com—A complete guide to travel in Dominica. Features information on tourist destinations, hotels, and attractions as well as upcoming events and opportunities. 24