Workshop: Choosing the Dissertation Topic
When |
Apr 05, 2016
from 03:00 PM to 04:30 PM |
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Where | 118 Willard Building |
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This African American Studies dual-title degree workshop is for current and prospective dual-title PhD students as well as any others interested in expert advice and perspective on choosing a dissertation topic.
Featured experts are:
Keith Gilyard, Distinguished Professor of English and African American Studies
Nan Woodruff, Professor of Modern U.S. History and African American Studies
Vincent Colapietro, Liberal Arts Research Professor of Philosophy and African American Studies
B. Stephen Carpenter II, Professor of Art Education and African American Studies
Alphonso Grant, Ph.D. Candidate in Art Education and African American Studies
- Pitfalls and/or best practices in choosing a dissertation topic
- Choosing/defining a topic that responds to student interests and holds currency in the field
- Choosing a topic that merges/bridges disciplines
- When to choose/start thinking about the dissertation topic
- Practical advice on the process of choosing the dissertation topic
For more information about the Dual-title degree in African American Studies, contact:
Shirley Moody-Turner, Graduate Director, scm18@psu.edu