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Jul. 18th, 2003 03:16 pmI faxed my degree application to my advisor today. He'll sign it and send it on to the Graduate College.
A second form comes direct from the Psychology Department. They certify that I've completed everything I was supposed to complete, and that they approve my plan to graduate. I just e-mailed the departmental Admin with the details she'll need from me:
Dissertation title: "The Effects of Child Disability on Parental Endorsement of Physical Discipline: An Analog Study of Abuse Potential."
Committee: John Knutson (advisor), Don Fowles, Jodie Plumert, Peter Nathan, and Don Van Dyke (Pediatrics Department).
Date, time, and place of defense: August 27, 2003 at 1:00 PM, in 104 Spence Laboratories of Psychology.
It's really happening.
A second form comes direct from the Psychology Department. They certify that I've completed everything I was supposed to complete, and that they approve my plan to graduate. I just e-mailed the departmental Admin with the details she'll need from me:
Dissertation title: "The Effects of Child Disability on Parental Endorsement of Physical Discipline: An Analog Study of Abuse Potential."
Committee: John Knutson (advisor), Don Fowles, Jodie Plumert, Peter Nathan, and Don Van Dyke (Pediatrics Department).
Date, time, and place of defense: August 27, 2003 at 1:00 PM, in 104 Spence Laboratories of Psychology.
It's really happening.
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Date: 2003-07-18 01:22 pm (UTC)Thanks, I like it too. I was really feeling the tension between choosing a title that accurately reflected the specific content of my study, and choosing a title that made the link to abuse. Without linking to the abuse question, it looks like I just have an not-hugely-relevant study of parenting choices. But saying I studied the effects of disability on abuse is just inaccurate. My friend the colon saved the day!