Construct research design Conduct research and any associated travel Analyze data: Draft thesis to advisor(s): Final thesis submission for signatures: <The list of activities/milestones above may be modified as required; however, enough fidelity must exist to give the reviewers a good idea of how you plan to complete your thesis.> Benefits of <State the contribution expected from your research efforts, what individuals/organizations will use the results of your thesis and what problems/issues you feel will be addressed/resolved.> Anticipated Travel/Funding Requirements <List the locations to which you must travel to conduct your research, anticipated length of stay and approximate amount required for travel, per diem and miscellaneous expenses. Be realistic in identifying your needs and do so as early as possible. Your advisor and Graduate Coordinator can assist in finding sources of funds.> Preliminary Bibliography < Provide a listing of representative materials consulted during preliminary literature search. This should include references to the problem or issue to be studied, the organizations or other context in which it arises, and the research method(s) used. It should include any prior studies of a similar nature. A minimum of three references is required. A Thesis/Dissertation can be one of the three; the other two must then be non-thesis/non-dissertation references. The final bibliography will probably be much more extensive. This is item number (2) in the first document: List of Research References. It can be submitted within the proposal or as a separate document. >
Construct research design Conduct research and any associated travel Analyze data: Draft thesis to advisor(s): Final thesis submission for signatures: <The list of activities/milestones above may be modified as required; however, enough fidelity must exist to give the reviewers a good idea of how you plan to complete your thesis.> Benefits of <State the contribution expected from your research efforts, what individuals/organizations will use the results of your thesis and what problems/issues you feel will be addressed/resolved.> Anticipated Travel/Funding Requirements <List the locations to which you must travel to conduct your research, anticipated length of stay and approximate amount required for travel, per diem and miscellaneous expenses. Be realistic in identifying your needs and do so as early as possible. Your advisor and Graduate Coordinator can assist in finding sources of funds.> Preliminary Bibliography < Provide a listing of representative materials consulted during preliminary literature search. This should include references to the problem or issue to be studied, the organizations or other context in which it arises, and the research method(s) used. It should include any prior studies of a similar nature. A minimum of three references is required. A Thesis/Dissertation can be one of the three; the other two must then be non-thesis/non-dissertation references. The final bibliography will probably be much more extensive. This is item number (2) in the first document: List of Research References. It can be submitted within the proposal or as a separate document. >