PhD Completion Methods Journal - Softcover

Carter-Veale Ph.D., Wendy Y.

 
9780974445793: PhD Completion Methods Journal

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This journal is meant to be a companion to Ph.D. Completion Series Book: If You Can Write A Master’s Thesis You Can Write A Dissertation. You can also use it separately as well; the first thirty pages give you some useful tools to help you complete your degree. Your Ph.D. Completion Methods Journal is a notebook for you to keep a written record of EVERY formula and calculation that you use to develop your proposal, your thesis or dissertation. Kept separate from your lab notebook, thesis, or dissertation document, it can be as informal as you like, as long as all the information is there and is clear It’s a great way to capture information in one place rather than on a million sticky-notes! You can use it like a daily journal scratch pad for drawings, or just a place to hold those sticky notes to which you have grown so attached. With the ability to sequentially number pages, a place for the date, To-do list and Unresolved items blocks, 1/2 page of graphing along with lined pages, this journal is exceptionally reliable and easy to use.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Dr. Wendy Carter-Veale is a professor, motivational speaker, author, wife , mother, business entrepreneur, researcher, and dissertation coach. The CEO of PhDCompletion.com, Dr. Wendy Carter, holds several post bachelor degrees including masters’ degrees from Stanford University and Carnegie Mellon University and a M.S. and PhD from University of Wisconsin-Madison. Research and her own educational trials showed Dr. Carter that 50% of all students drop out of graduate school and 17% drop out during the thesis and the dissertation phase. In response to this startling statistic, she developed an interactive thesis dissertation help motivation tutorial product (TA-DA! Thesis and Dissertation Accomplished) designed to alleviate the high attrition rate among graduate students. Dr. Carter-Veale continues to much of the information in this text and more with graduate students at the University of Maryland, University of Michigan, MIT, Howard University, NC State, Arizona State, Carnegie Mellon University and many more via a monthly newsletter/blog. Her blog is www.phdcompletion.com

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