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Resources: Dissertation & Thesis Guides
COMPLETING YOUR QUALITATIVE DISSERTATION: A Road Map From Beginning to
End FOURTH EDITION
Linda Dale Bloomberg, Columbia University • Marie Volpe, Teachers College, Columbia University
PAPERBACK ISBN: 978-1-5443-3652-7 • ©2019 • 432 PAGES •
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SEE ALSO THE DISSERTATION SECTION ON PAGE 30 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS TEXT.
QUALITATIVE DISSERTATION METHODOLOGY: A Guide for Research Design and
Methods
Nathan Durdella, California State University, Northridge
PAPERBACK ISBN: 978-1-5063-4516-1 • ©2019 • 440 PAGES •
online
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SEE ALSO THE DISSERTATION SECTION ON PAGE 30 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS TEXT.
A SURVIVAL KIT FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS AND THEIR SUPERVISORS:
Traveling the Landscape of Research
Lene Tanggaard • Charlotte Wegener, both of Aalborg University, Denmark
This hands-on book guides both students and supervisors on the doctoral journey, helping make the process as
enjoyable as it is productive. Drawing on research from peer learning groups, contributed narratives, and their own
programs, the authors emphasize the value of the doctoral partnership and the ways in which shared knowledge can
facilitate a rewarding journey for students and their advisors. Grounded in theoretical and empirical material, the book
helps participants navigate the doctoral process with personal stories and examples from a variety of researchers.
A discussion of common challenges and the inclusion of practical tips further enhance the book's diverse range of
helpful resources.
CONTENTS 1: Theoretical Basis of the Book / 2: Matching Student and Research Community / 3: Originality and Contribution / 4: Making the
Most of Obstacles / 5: Peers and Masters Are Everywhere / 6: Doing Supervision / 7: Feedback – Part of Making It Work / 8: 'Get a Life' or Simply
'Live Your Life'
PAPERBACK ISBN: 978-1-4833-7944-9 • ©2017 • 192 PAGES •
HOW TO WRITE A MASTER'S THESIS SECOND EDITION
Yvonne N. Bui
CONTENTS 1. Overview of the Master's Degree and Thesis / 2. Selecting a Research Topic / 3. Using the Literature to Research Your Problem / 4.
Conducting Ethical Research / 5. How to Write Chapter One, Introduction / 6. How to Write Chapter Two, Review of the Literature / 7. How to Write
Chapter Three, Methods / 8. How to Write Chapter Four, Results / 9. How to Write Chapter Five, Discussion / 10. Final Formatting, APA Style
PAPERBACK ISBN: 978-1-4522-0351-5 • ©2014 • 336 PAGES •
Resources: Funding / Grants / Proposals
WRITING THE NIH GRANT PROPOSAL: A Step-by-Step Guide THIRD EDITION
William Gerin, Pennsylvania State University • Christine Kapelewski, University of California, Davis • Niki
L. Page, Pennsylvania State University
Writing the NIH Grant Proposal offers hands-on advice that simplifi es and demystifi es writing a federal grant
application. Acting as a roadmap for the daunting process, this book provides systematic guidance in completing an
NIH application, working section by section and tackling large and small problems. The Third Edition also covers the
updated electronic NIH process and new scoring system.
CONTENTS 1. The National Institutes of Health / 2. Mentoring and Collaborative Relationships and What to Do If Things Go Awry / 3. Types of
Award Mechanisms / 4. Preparation and Preliminary Steps / 5. Writing the Application, Part I: Scientifi c Content and Writing Strategies / 6. Writing
the Application, Part II: Ethics / 7. Writing the Application, Part III: Filling Out Budgets and Other Forms / 8. Submitting the Application and the
Grant Review and Award Process / 9. Be Careful What You Wish For . . .
PAPERBACK ISBN: 978-1-5063-5773-7 • ©2018 • 235 PAGES •
