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Getting Ready for Graduation Guidelines for Thesis and Dissertation Students 2014 - 2015

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Getting Ready for Graduation Guidelines for Thesis and Dissertation Students. 2014 - 2015. Important Resources. Academic Calendar http://calendar.ucf.edu ETD Office http://www.students.graduate.ucf.edu/ETD Commencement Information http://commencement.ucf.edu. What You Will Need. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Getting Ready for Graduation Guidelines for Thesis and Dissertation Students

Getting Ready for GraduationGuidelines for Thesis and Dissertation Students

2014 - 2015

Page 2: Getting Ready for Graduation Guidelines for Thesis and Dissertation Students

Important Resources• Academic Calendar

http://calendar.ucf.edu • ETD Office

http://www.students.graduate.ucf.edu/ETD • Commencement Information

http://commencement.ucf.edu

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What You Will Need• Intent to Graduate• Defense Date• Format Review• Defense Announcement• Release Option• Final Approval Form• Final Submission

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Intent to Graduate• Online Intent to Graduate Form• Log in to your MyUCF• Go to your Student Center• Select Intent to Graduate: Apply from the drop down

menu

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Defense Date• Decide on a defense date with your

committee chair.• Be sure to defend by the deadline posted in

the academic calendar.• Contact Erica Mendoza at

[email protected] to reserve ED306 for your defense.

• Notify your committee members of the final date.

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Format Review • Submit on the Thesis & Dissertation Services Website• Check the academic calendar for deadlines

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Defense Announcement

• Template available www.education.ucf.edu• Your Committee Chair must approve• No signatures required for this form• Please e-mail your defense announcement

to [email protected] at least two weeks prior to your defense.

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Release Option E-form• The release option tells the university how you would like your final

document to be made available to the public• Talk with your committee chair and decide on a release option• This information is noted on your dissertation approval form• Find the release option e-form by the following navigation

https://my.ucf.edu MyUCF > Student Self-Service > Student Center > Graduate Students > choose Graduate Form

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Enter Your InformationYou need: A Dissertation Title & A Defense Date

• Enter your dissertation title and defense date.• Indicate whether you have any patents.

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Choose Your Release Option

• Choose your release option and click submit

• You will receive an e-mail notification when your form is processed.

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Final Approval Form• Found on the Thesis & Dissertation Services Website.• Once you have defended and your committee

members have signed your final approval form, please bring your form to the Graduate Affairs Office (ED115).

• The Graduate Affairs Office will get the remaining required signatures and submit your final approval form to the Graduate College.

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GraduationVisit the Registrar’s Office for detailed

information about commencement including

•How to order your cap & gown•View the schedule of ceremonies•View other graduation related information