The Kennedy College of Science, Richard A. Miner School of Computer & Information Sciences, invites you to attend a doctoral dissertation proposal defense by Nidhi Vakil, titled: "Foundations for ...

A doctoral student writes a dissertation based upon original investigation and showing mature scholarship and critical judgment as well as familiarity with tools and methods of research. The subject ...

Like so much else in life, a rite of passage for doctoral students has gone virtual during COVID-19: the PhD defense, in which students present their research and field questions from faculty before ...

This dissertation utilizes computation tools to solve an important open problem in information theory and network coding, that is, to calculate the rate regions of multi-source multi-sink networks.

The College of Education invites you to attend a doctoral dissertation defense by Cristina Haverty on “The Influence of Leadership on Faculty Morale and Intent to Leave During Hard Times.” Date: ...

April 17, 2014 — In April, Jodi Schilz, a graduate student in the University of Wyoming Biomedical Sciences (BMS) Ph.D. Program, defended her doctoral dissertation titled, “Investigating the Ability ...

Note: The following guidelines are for use within the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing (FPB). They are congruent with School of Graduate studies guidelines. It is important to note that all PhD ...

After years of research as a budding computer scientist, a PhD student’s dissertation defense is a significant milestone marking the end of their graduate career. Students move forward in many ...

Per the School of Graduate Studies’ regulations, each student will form a dissertation committee, consisting of a minimum of four members of the university faculty. Committee Selection – The committee ...

Doctoral dissertation defenses are always among the happiest days of my academic life. Nothing is more rewarding than experiencing the rite of passage of a newly trained scholar into the world. It is ...

“Can you move the computer closer?” asks a disembodied voice. “Because we see a lot of roof.” “Ah, I think it looks much better,” another invisible person says a few minutes later, following ...