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Mark Small, PhD Arelis moore , phd

Mark Small, PhD Arelis moore , phd. PH.D. Program in International Family and Community Studies - Checklist Tasks Date GS-2 Complete (first semester ) (Course waiver request) _______________ Submit Annual Progress Report _______________

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Mark Small, PhD Arelis moore , phd

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  1. Mark Small, PhD Arelis moore, phd

  2. PH.D. Program in International Family and Community Studies- Checklist TasksDate GS-2 Complete(first semester) (Course waiver request) _______________ Submit Annual Progress Report _______________ Submit Annual Vita Update _______________ All Courses Completed _______________ Dissertation Committee Selected (Semester Completing Courses, no later than 4th semester)_______________ Final GS-2 Submitted to Graduate School _______________ Comprehensive Examinations Proposed _______________ Comprehensive Examinations Passed (GS5D) _______________ Dissertation Proposal Approved _______________ Dissertation Approved _______________

  3. First Year Program Evaluation and Updated Vitae • 2 to 3 pages summary of your first year in IFCS PhD program • Before the second semester ends, and subsequently, at the end of each academic year This two to three pages summary should include the following: • A summary of first year progress • Courses taken and courses you plan to take • Share ideas for Comprehensive Exams • Share ideas for your dissertation topic. • Share ideas on your Dissertation/Advisory Committee. • Attached an updated version of your vitae or resume

  4. Dissertation/Advisory Committee • The advisory committee: • approves the student's degree curriculum, • supervises the graduate program, • and initiates the recommendation for the awarding of the degree. • In addition, the advisory committee may administer qualifying (or preliminary) or final comprehensive examinations. • One member of the committee is designated as chair or major advisor and normally directs the student's dissertation. •  student must select an advisory committee in consultation with the department chair or graduate program coordinator. • Students should refer to their graduate program handbooks for proper program procedures for selecting this committee in accordance with the rules of their specific program.

  5. Dissertation/Advisory Committee • A minimum of four faculty members are to be selected by a student seeking a doctoral degree. • The majority of the advisory committee, including the major advisor, must be comprised of Clemson University faculty who hold full-time, tenure-track positions. • Either the major advisor or at least half of the committee must hold rank in the program offering the degree. • Emeriti faculty may serve as advisory committee members but may not serve as chair of the advisory committee. • Part-time visiting and other nontenure-track faculty employed by Clemson University may serve on the advisory committee but may not serve as chair. • Persons not employed by the University may serve on the advisory committee; but they must be appointed to adjunct faculty status.

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