Decisions and Dissertations

Dec 31st is Make Up Your Mind Day. As the last day of the year, it’s also a great time to evaluate your dissertation journey and make of up your mind what you’re going to change to make next year the year you get your dissertation done!…

With every year there is good and bad. That’s just life!

But, on balance, how would you assess your dissertation progress over the past year?

Have you completed your prospectus, concept paper, or strategic points? Or, have you been frustrated in your efforts to earn that elusive approval?

Are you comfortable with and confident in your research plan? Or, are you still confused as to what your data will look like and how you will collect it?

Have you developed a good working relationship with your dissertation committee? Or, does your heart sink every time your receive incomprehensible “feedback” on one of your drafts?

Today is the day to make up your mind.

If you’re not happy with your dissertation progress this year, what are you going to do differently next year? Time alone won’t solve this problem.

You don’t want to be ABD for three, or four, or five years. Do you?

You don’t want to be ABD forever. Do you?

Are you an ABD or are you a Future Doc?

Today’s the day to decide what next year will look like. Make up your mind.

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Dr. Russell W. Strickland

RUSSELL STRICKLAND, Ph.D., has been referred to as a “rocket scientist turned management consultant.” In truth, he applies an eclectic body of work from astronomy and nuclear physics to dynamic inventory management to market research to each of his student engagements.

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