One45

One45 is an evaluation software to distribute and collect evaluations, including course evaluations, thesis research and laboratory rotation evaluations, Student Advisory Committee evaluations, and other kinds of evaluations. One45 enables more efficient data collection as the evaluations are moved into this electronic platform.

Provided below are instructions on completing and submitting different types of evaluations. One45 Login

Student Advisory Committee Meetings (SAC)

The purpose of the Student Advisory Committee (SAC) is to provide critical feedback on the research plan, to assess experimental progress, and to advise the student when to write/defend the Thesis. The SAC is charged with aiding the student in moving efficiently towards the PhD degree, while at the same time maximizing the significance and impact of the thesis research.

Prior to the meeting, the student must complete the student form, and distribute the member and chair report forms to their SAC through One45.

• Advisory Committee Guidelines
• One45 Student Instructions 
• One45 Chair Instructions 
• One45 Committee Members instructions 
• One45 Committee (External) Members instructions 

Student Course Evaluation

Each student in a graduate course must complete a course evaluation form for the course. Evaluations to complete will be listed in your “To-Dos” in One45. The course evaluation is due by the end of the course and is anonymous.

Thesis Research Evaluation

Thesis mentors must submit a Thesis Research Evaluation for each of their current graduate students. Thesis mentors: Log into One45 with your Monte AD credentials. The evaluation will be listed in your “To-Dos”. Once the mentor submits the evaluation, students will see the completed evaluation in the Results section of their “To-Dos”. The student is evaluated on the following:

• How effectively does the student work at the bench?
• How effectively does the student orally communicate in presentations?
• How effectively does the student communicate in writing?
• How effectively/critically does the student evaluate experimental data?
• How well does the student maintain a laboratory notebook?
• How is the student's general attitude and ability to get along with others in the lab?
• How is the student's attendance and participation in meetings, seminars, journal clubs?

Laboratory Rotation Evaluation

Each rotation mentor must submit a Laboratory Rotation Evaluation for each rotating graduate student. Rotation mentor: Log into One45 with your Monte AD credentials. The evaluation will be listed in your “To-Dos”. Once the mentor submits the evaluation, the student will see the completed evaluation in the Results section of their “To-Dos”. The student is evaluated on the following:

• Time in laboratory well spent.
• Ability to budget time effectively.
• Understanding of the project.
• Reading and use of the literature in solving problems.
• At the bench/execution of experiments.
• Evaluation of experimental data.
• Oral communication ability.
• Lab notebook.
• General attitude and ability to get along with others.
• Attendance and participation in lab meetings, seminars, journal clubs, etc.

Questions

If you have questions or need assistance with any aspect of One45 software, please contact the Graduate Office at gradregistrar@einsteinmed.edu.