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Unser, Secretary email
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Papa, Secretary email
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of Dissertations since 1972
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DISSERTATION
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the dissertation
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examination
Submitting
the final dissertation
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Submitting
the final Dissertation
Each
doctoral candidate is required to submit two copies of the accepted dissertation
and two similar copies of an abstract to the Office of Graduate Studies and
to pay charges for having them bound and for the making of microfilm copies.
One copy, after binding, is filed in the University Library and the second
copy, after binding, is filed in the office of the dean of the appropriate
college or school. Microfilms are filed in the University Library and the
Library of Congress.
Specific
directions for submitting the dissertation can be found here:
No
grade or academic credit is assigned to a doctoral dissertation. The title
of the accepted dissertation appears on the student's transcript. Dissertations
which have been approved must be transmitted to the Dean of Graduate Studies
by May 1 for degrees to be conferred in May, by August 1 for degrees to be
conferred in August, and by December 1 for degrees to be conferred in December.
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