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 This page is a compendium of links that will
help serve your research and university-living needs.
Please e-mail me to provide me additional links that every
student needs.
There's not a way to organize it. Scroll down
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General and Dissertation
Writing Help
Students always ask me how they can improve their writing
skills....practice. I have provided a few internet links below the will
provide you some additional resources:
The
graduate school offers a number of sites for writing help and
dissertation awards:
APA Style
Statistics
Human Subjects (use of)
Research Funding
Search
Tools
Bookstores
Professional Associations
Journals - Print and Electronic
Student
Life
Humor
Database Sites
Dissertation Format Help
Choosing a Topic
The MOST IMPORTANT guide in choosing a topic is
that YOU must be interested in the topic. If you are not interested in
the topic, you will not complete your paper. Please do not choose a
topic that you think a faculty member will like. I typically read 25-40
research papers a semester (including the courses I teach, my
professional reading, and articles that I review for
various journals). I may not even like your topic...that's OK! In
addition to choosing a topic that interest you...you need to choose a
topic that is related to your field of study - - Applied Technology,
Training and Development. To help you in this effort, you might want to
review the:
Research Proposal Writing Assistance (for
funding)
Research
Methodologies and Statistics
Other People's
Suggested Additions
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