Dissertation and Thesis Information
Contains information on submission requirements, checklist guides, accessibility, timelines and more.
For more information, visit UC’s Electronic Thesis/Dissertation Information webpage.
The Academic Writing Center offers free workshops to graduate students on important writing concepts.
Contact Information:
- Location: Learning Commons 2510B French Hall West
- Phone: 513-556-3244
- Email: learningcommons@uc.edu
- Website: Learning Commons Graduate Student Support
The National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD) Dissertation Success Curriculum is designed to provide the skills, strategies, and support that advanced graduate students need to overcome the three biggest obstacles to finishing their dissertation: perfectionism, procrastination, and isolation. The program is built on the assumption that there is only one way to complete a dissertation: WRITE IT!
For more information, create a FREE (through UC) NCFDD account and view the Dissertation Success Curriculum webpage.
Utilize ProQuest to read other dissertations or theses from your school or field to help guide your process.
To view submitted theses and dissertations, visit ProQuest.
Resources for Dissertators lists helpful books and chapters that can inform your writing process and links to guides for thesis and dissertations, grant writing support, and more.
To view these dissertation resources, visit the The University of Wisconsin - Madison Writing Center website.
Joan Bolker, Writing Your Dissertation in Fifteen Minutes a Day. Available for loan through DAAP’s library.
Scott Rank, How to Finish Your Dissertation in Six Months, Even if You Don’t Know What to Write.
Paul J. Silvia, How to Write a Lot: A Practical Guide to Productive Academic Writing. Available for loan through Langsam Library.