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Contents Nature of the Research Process It is never too early to begin thinking about the research process. Ideally every Ph.D. student should begin to consider research areas and article writing while undertaking coursework. Students should start thinking about the process of research even if they have not selected a specific dissertation research topic. It is a good idea to conduct at least one small research project and article writing effort prior to completing coursework. This project does not need to be in the primary area of interest as long as it allows the student to experience the process of research. The professors of the academic unit can help students select and execute such a project. If a student is a GRA, it is possible that s/he may be able to work with the supervising professor on a research idea. back to top Selecting a Dissertation Topic and Chair The Chair The first substantive step in the dissertation process is to discuss topics with prospective chairs. Determine which faculty members would be willing and able to serve as chair. The student should consult with the Ph.D. coordinator to determine who among the faculty would be the most appropriate person to serve as chair. Only upon agreement with the Ph.D. coordinator should the student invite a particular faculty member to chair the committee. Direct verbal commitment should be obtained. The Topic Although it is the responsibility of the student to identify and develop a dissertation topic, faculty input is encouraged. Quite likely, the student will receive more enthusiastic support and direction if s/he is working on research that is in the realm of interest and expertise of the chair. However, it is essential that the student also be interested in the topic. During the topic selection process, the student must consider the following: What is the classification of the area of research being.
This page shows you what you will see when you submit your thesis or dissertation.  For a text version click on the arrow next to the Submitting ETDs to ScholarWorks tab above. Make sure you have all of the information you will need before you begin submission.  Step 1 Find your way to ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University. There are three ways to do this: Click this link Type in your browser's address bar: scholarworks.gsu.edu From Georgia State University's Homepage Click: Academics > University Library > Search Collections > ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University Step 2 Click on the College, School or Department link. Step 3 Scroll through the list to find your department, then click on the Thesis or Dissertation link under that department.   Example: I'm submitting my Counseling and Psychological Services Dissertation, so I would scroll to College of Education > Department of Counseling and Psychological Services > Counseling and Psychological Services Dissertations. Note: If you do not see a link for Theses or Dissertations in your department, contact scholarworks@gsu.edu. Step 4 On the bottom of the right side menu, under Authors, click Submit ETD (Thesis/Dissertation). Step 5 Log in using your CAMPUSID and password.  Or, if you'd like, you can create a new account with a different user ID and password. Then move on to Step 6. Step 6 You'll see a Submission Instructions/Submission Agreement page. Be sure to read it all. Take particular note of the  Submission Agreement  section. You may want to print a copy to keep for your records since it outlines the rights you retain and the rights you grant to Georgia State University.   You can see a copy of the agreement by clicking here. Check the box at the bottom of the page and click continue. Step 7 You'll see a page with several required fields where you'll need to enter information: Dissertation/Thesis Title -.
These are downloadable documents for current graduate students. Annual Meeting Form PDF file | MS Word file Semester Report Cover Sheet  (Biol 4910, 6999, 8800, 8990, 9999) PDF file PhD Qualifying Exam PDF file | MS Word file Binding Deposit Form PDF file Report of Absence Form – Graduate Assistant PDF file | MS Word file Dissertation & Thesis Forms Dissertation Committee Selection Form PDF file | MS Word file Dissertation Proposal Cover Page PDF file | MS Word file Dissertation Presentation PDF file | MS Word file Dissertation Signature Page MS Word file Non-Thesis Committee Selection Form PDF file | MS Word file Non-Thesis Report PDF file | MS Word file Thesis Committee Selection Form PDF file | MS Word file  Scheduling for Thesis Proposal Form PDF file | MS Word file Defense of Thesis Report PDF file | MS Word file Thesis Proposal Cover Page PDF file | MS Word file Thesis Presentation PDF file | MS Word file Thesis Signature Page MS Word file Thesis and Dissertation Guidelines PDF file.
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