Answered By: Kristina Harris
Last Updated: Jul 26, 2021     Views: 1730

We’ve broken the entire doctoral research process into small, digestible chunks called To-Dos. We then group all of the To-Dos into Steps. Steps are higher level parts of the doctoral research. Finally, steps are organized into a major milestone called a Phase.

Here is an example of the structure:

  • Phase
    • Step
      • To-Do
      • To-Do
      • To-Do
      • To-Do
      • To-Do
    • Step
    • Step
    • Step
  • Phase
  • Phase
  • Phase

Access the Doctoral Degree Coach on the homepage of your capstone or project course or on the Doctoral Degree Coach webpage.

Please bookmark the site so you can return quickly and easily in the future. 

 

Go to the Doctoral Degree Coach

 

For doctoral capstone or project-related questions, reach out to your chair and/or the Help Contacts listed in the coach tool for each To-Do.

For questions about using this tool or for technical support, please contact the Customer Care Team. They are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (closed most major holidays).

 

More Information