MPPA Theses/Projects

Course Description

PPA 500 Culminating Experience

 

Culminating Requirement Policy

The Department's culminating requirement policy can be found in our Graduate Student Handbook.

Please use APA style when writing your thesis. Diane Hacker's stye manual (any edition you have from PPA 200) is the best guide to use, although the library has some good resourses too.

The Office of Graduate Studies has a thesis/project resourse page with all the forms and information you will need to meet the University's requirements.

 

Departmental Policy and Procedures with Respect to
Protection of Human Subjects Academic Year 2007- 08

Human Subjects Policy (pdf)
Human Subjects Proposal Cover Page
DEPARTMENTAL HUMAN SUBJECTS COMMITTEE
To protect human subjects involved in student research and meet University requirements in this area, the PPA Department has established a Human subjects Committee.

 

2007 - 2008 Committee
Assistant Prof. Miguel Ceja, Chair
President Emeritus, Don Gerth
Assistant Prof. Mary Kirlin

 

View a list of MPPA Theses/Projects. (Lists updated 9/25/2007)

Alphabetical by alumni last name
Year thesis/project was completed

 

Commencement Information

MPPA graduates sign up for commencement at the SSIS Dean's website.

The University's commencement information website includes schedules, location, attire, parking, etc.

We have put together additional commencement information for MPPA students.