Looks like the Stewart University catalog
http://www.stewartmed.org/documents/SU%20catalog2007.pdf
copies the elective clinical rotations section of the AUA website:
http://www.auamed.org/med/Academic_Info/Elect_Clin_Rotations/elective_clinical_rotations.html
You'd think that'd be a violation of their admissions criteria:
"The applicants who are successful at being accepted to Stewart
University School of Medicine are those who:
· Are honest in all things. The University will not tolerate those
who cheat for any reason."
See how much fun work is when you've given notice?
Edit:
Looks like they didn't copy wholesale (or copied from an earlier version). I'd randomly searched a string in the Oncology section, and then looked at opthmalology:
AUA:
Oncology
The oncology elective rotation provides students with the opportunity to become involved in treatment of both acutely and chronically ill patients and to learn the natural history of cancer as well as the effectiveness of various therapeutic programs.
Ophthalmology
The ophthalmology clinical elective introduces students to the care and treatment of a broad range of optomic diseases. The student is also introduced to major technical and patient care responsibilities in ophthalmic surgery.
Stewart U:
Oncology: Opportunity to become involved in treatment of both
acutely and chronically ill patients and to learn the natural history
of cancer as well as the effectiveness of various therapeutic
programs.
Ophthalmology: Care and treatment of a broad range of optomic
diseases. Introduction to major technical and patient care
responsibilities in ophthalmic surgery.