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The handbook for Environmental Psychology students
is available for download as a Microsoft Office Word document. The
handbook covers all of the program guidelines from course requirements
to the dissertation defense.
For information on preparing the doctoral dissertation, you can
visit:
http://inside.gc.cuny.edu/studentaffairs/registrar/docdiss.htm
To download the handbook, click on the following links:
Section
1: Admitted
Students
Completing an Admissions File; Statistics
Prerequisite; Ethics;The Program; Faculty;
Student Financial Aid; Environmental Psychology Orientation Day;
Student Information on the Web
Section 2: Coursework
"Level" and "Status";
Coursework in Other Programs, at Other Campuses, and the Interuniversity
Doctoral Consortium; Concentration in Health Psychology; Other Concentrations;
Transferring Credits; New York State Licensing Information; 30 Credits
of Required Coursework & The Semester Usually Offered; Coursework
Schedule Decisions; Example: A Full-Time, Six Semester Schedule
of Coursework; Part Time Schedule; Changing a Course Schedule During
a Semester;Student Initiated Credits; Methods Modules; Dissertation
Seminar; Student Evaluation of Coursework
Section 3: First Doctoral
Exam
The Requirement and the Rationale; Preparatory
Coursework; The Examination; Outcomes of the Examination; Completed
Examinations
Section 4: Field Research
Paper
The Requirement and the Rationale;Preparatory
Coursework; The Project; Format; Program Resource File; Human Subjects
Research Approval
Section 5: En Route Masters
Degree
Requirements; Transfer and GPA Credits; Filing
with the Program Administrator
Section 6: Second Doctoral
Exam
On the Openness of Procedures; Summary of the
Requirement; The Examination Committee; The Reading List; The Pre-Examination
Statement; The Oral Examination; Outcomes of the Examination
Section 7: Topic Proposal
Types of Dissertations; Developments of a Dissertation
Problem; Scope of a Topic Proposal; Dissertation Committee Selection;
Advancement to Candidacy; Guidance in Approaching a Dissertation
Section 8: Dissertation
Proposal
Development and Approval of the Proposal;
Participants in Research; Instructions to the Sponsor and Committee
Section 9: The Dissertation
The Research; Writing the Dissertation; The
Dissertation Draft; Evaluation of the Dissertation by the Dissertation
Committee; Evaluation of the Dissertation by the Outide Readers;
The Graduate Center Dissertation Librarian; American Psychological
Association Style
Section 10: The Final
Examination
Revisions Prior to the Final Examination;
The Dissertation Examining Committee; Events of the Final Examination;
Publicness of the Final Examination; Absence of an Examining Committee
Member; Final Revisions to the Dissertation; American Psychological
Association Style; Depositing the Dissertation; Graduation
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