Local Guidelines
ARE YOU READY?
Download the following 2 forms to be sure!
1. Checklist of items that must be completed for all degree programs submitting dissertations, theses, and projects for binding and uploading into the ProQuest "Dissertations and Theses" database. Checklist is divided into 3 sections of responsibility: one for students, one for faculty, and one for the library.
2. Permission form to be turned in with flash drive at the upload session.
Congratulations on Your Scholarly Research Accomplishment!
Congratulations on arriving at this milestone in your academic career!
Your school or department will guide you with the specific style format (APA, MLA, Turabian/ Chicago Manual of Style, etc.) that they want you to use for your dissertation, thesis, or project. You are responsible to see that your paper is in its final, approved format and is converted into a PDF file before you arrive for your appointment at the library to submit it into the ProQuest/UMI ETD Administrator, the portal through which it begins its publishing journey into being published as part of the Dissertations and Theses database.
Also, you may want to review the recommended guidelines for preparing your document at ProQuest which are found in "Preparing Your Manuscript for Submission". This will help insure you correctly embed your fonts in your abstract if you want to italicize, bold, or use anything other than their standard print. It will also assist you if you have any supplemental files which need to be uploaded as part of your dissertation, thesis, or project. As you read this document, remember that local guidelines take precedence, such as over the left margin guideline where Gardner-Webb requires a 1½-inch left margin since we send physical copies to a binder for printing.
Click on the tab above for your school or department to see when you need to make your appointment with me to upload into the ProQuest/UMI ETD Administrator this semester.
DISSERTATIONS & THESES: THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
See what scholarly research has been done by previous Gardner-Webb graduate students, as well as other universities' doctorate and masters students.
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