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Powerpoint presentations from the Graduate Program Coordinator's Meeting: Tips of the Trade for Successful Recruiting.

Academic Integrity Education  

As published in the Graduate Catalog, all new doctoral students are required to enroll in the non-credit bearing course, Academic Integrity, GRAD 8990. This online course consists of an informative reading and a brief quiz. Students should allow a minimum of two hours to complete the module. Once a student passes the quiz, and at the end of the term, a grade of "N" (non-graded) will be recorded on their official UNC Charlotte transcript.

Please encourage your new doctoral students to register for GRAD 8990-002 (CRN #15349) as soon as possible and before August 20, 2012. If they are not registered by this date, they will be manually registered by the Graduate School. Instructions on how to access the module will be emailed to the students' uncc.edu account on the first day of class. Students are encouraged to complete the module at their earliest convenience in order to avoid future registration holds.

Electronic Theses and Dissertations   

In the Fall 2004 semester, the Graduate School, ProQuest/UMI and the Atkins Library teamed up to pilot a project for the submission of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs). The initial stage of the ETD program is completely voluntary and open to doctoral students in any discipline. Rather than submitting a dissertation to the Graduate School on 100% cotton paper, students now have the option of electronically submitting an Adobe Acrobat PDF file via a Web interface to satisfy all Graduate School requirements. If you are interested in learning more about this project, please access the UNC Charlotte ETD Project Web pages.

Recruitment Tips  

Interested in learning more about identifying and recruiting students to your graduate program, creating and maintaining an informative website, and determining candidate selection processes and evaluating program capacity?

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