Deborah Floyd, Professor of Higher Education and Interim Dean of the graduate school at Florida Atlantic University, will present “Old Wine in New Bottles” at the 2014 Don A.
Two faculty fora will be held to discuss changes to UNT Policies related to faculty members (e.g. new faculty evaluation, tenure, and promotion and faculty discipline). Please take the time to join us at one of these meetings so that the policy changes are responsive to faculty needs.
Forum 1
Forum 2
Two faculty fora will be held to discuss changes to UNT Policies related to faculty members (e.g. new faculty evaluation, tenure, and promotion and faculty discipline). Please take the time to join us at one of these meetings so that the policy changes are responsive to faculty needs.
Forum 1
Forum 2
Please join ORS as Research Integrity & Compliance hosts its first workshop of the Spring semester with IRB Basics (Human Subjects Research and the UNT Institutional Review Board)
Date: Thursday, January 30, 2014
Time: 2:00 - 3:15 p.m.
Location: Marquis Hall, Room 118
Who should attend: Designed for faculty members who will be submitting their first UNT IRB application and graduate students who will be Student Investigators or key personnel for studies involving human subjects research.
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If you apply what you learn in this webinar, you will
The dissertation process is a long journey with many twists and turns. Before seting out, you must decide on the topic that will determine both your path and your final destination. This webinar will help doctoral students you know decide if their topic has a “heart.” Finding a topic that you are passionate about will sustain you as you traverse the various obstacles that lie ahead on the dissertation journey.
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In this webinar, you will learn to:
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This webinar will guide you through the following steps to help you get your dissertation published:
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In this webinar, you will learn:
