Doctoral Seminar III

1 credits · Graduate School

This course is one in a series of nursing science doctoral seminars focusing on issues related to professional development and one's role as a scientist, preparation for qualifying examinations and professional presentations, the dissertation, and continued development of a program of research. The topics are selected by course faculty and the students based on emerging issues in the profession. Topics and experiences may include proposal development, grant applications, mock proposal reviews, qualifying examination situations, peer review processes, and dissemination of research findings. Prerequisite: Admission to the Ph.D. program and completion of previous seminar course(s) in the series. SUMMER [1]