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... aspects of the dissertation. Thus, the committee guidesthe doctoral student in this whole process.You may call your committee your doctoral committee,” your “committee,” or your dissertation ... you advance to the stage of writing your formal dissertation. You will probably write many pages prior to actually writing text which will become part of your completed dissertation. The crucial ... your particular department expects. …However, it is even more important that your advisor is willing to spendhours helping you improve your thesis and is someone with whom youIdentifying your...

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... more than seventy-five doctoral dissertations tocompletion;• more than 200 anonymous responses by doctoral students and graduatesto open-ended questionnaires;• focus groups with doctoral students ... settings for students and the academic community-at-large. While the primary audience for Writing your Doctoral Dissertation is current students, doctoral students may find it productive to share ... manydimensions of the doctoral process, particularly focusing on the writing ofthe doctoral dissertation. While the primary goal in writing this book is to help current doctoral students to survive and...

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... awarded tothe doctoral candidate. These sample title pages offer us an initial sense of the many issues involvedin writing a dissertation. Writing a Term PaperIn writing your term papers, ... professor, your dissertation will reflect your resourcefulness at identifying pertinent sources. In fact, in the process of writing your dissertation, you become the expert, in contrast to your termpapers ... becomedirections for improving your text, as well as guidelines for future draftsand future parts of your dissertation. Your dissertation is a work inprogress. Your committee’s input seeks to...

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... extendedrelationship. As a doctoral student, you will want to learn the language that prevailsin your doctoral program. Knowing the difference, for example, between a doctoral dissertation and a dissertation ... a doctoral program, fromformal admission to the official awarding of the degree. All doctoral recipients must go through all these stages. We will highlight fairlypredictable stages across doctoral ... perspectives. While many look on theseThe stages in writing a dissertation 18Figure 3.1 Common terms in doctoral programsThe stages in writing a dissertation 19stages as hurdles to overcome, others...

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... completing your dissertation. At thisstage all of the work you do is towards writing your dissertation. ” Writing Your Dissertation You have now entered probably the most time-intensive part of ... the two- or three-member dissertation committee;• acceptance by the program faculty; and• acceptance by an inter-departmental group of faculty. Your primary focus in seeking approval is your ... these are satisfied, then your dissertation will be approved, an important element in establishing your eligibility to receive your doctoral degree.Noncompleters in Doctoral ProgramsApproximately...

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... ofperspectives represented. Dissertation Topic Selection 1 Start searching for your dissertation topic with your first course—and your course assignments.2 I could not find anyone in the department who was ... or your ability to successfully complete doctoral study” (Bolig, 1982, pp. 19–23).16 Ask questions if you do not understand. If you think you understand,state your understanding to assure yourself ... yourself to write every day, tired or not.32 Set and meet your own deadlines.33 Document everything.34 Never throw anything away.35 Get the library to support your efforts.36 Establish your...

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... with on your dissertation can become an important resource in your professional life-after -dissertation if you learn to work well when youare students together.Frequently your student-colleagues ... conduct research, and grade papers as part of your trainingor in exchange for assistance on your dissertation? • Did you have to agree to publish your dissertation with Professor X?• Which ... CommunityThere are a wide variety of people who comprise your university communitybeyond your committee and your student-colleagues. All can potentiallysupport your progress. We will consider a few such...

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... will discuss your findings, enabling your readers to createa mental map of your presentation, and then to find that information as theyperuse your text. Your presentation should lead your readers ... other.It is your responsibility, from your in-depth familiarity with your data, torepresent your data honestly and appropriately. The more support you canprovide, the more likely your readers ... to understand your findings as clearly as you do. Usually, simultaneously with your writing of thissection, your understanding becomes crystallized.A Relevant Interpretation Your findings must...

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... magnified many times inthe process of writing your dissertation. Writing a paper promotes learning,as does writing a dissertation. In the process of writing your dissertation youwill learn many ... assume that the coursework preceding your dissertation prepares you for writing your dissertation, particularly thinking of all the termpaper writing required in your courses. Clearly those experiences ... were before your doctoral experience. I hope that by reading this bookyou will find yourself much enriched by the process of completing your doctoral program.There are three major parts to this...

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... depth at typical doctoral students’ comments.Reflecting on the ReflectionsThe metaphors provide important insights in our quest to understand the doctoral process: • Writing the dissertation ... what it’s like. To facilitate your understanding, we will look at the metaphors which pepper the conversationsof doctoral students.Metaphors for Dissertation Writing Dissertation writers frequently ... mind-blowing experience, resulting in my viewing the world with new lenses, readyto face new challenges. Figure 2.1 Chutes and Ladders: the doctoral dissertation processSoure: Kelly A.Clark 11 2...

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