EDAD 8195 A01: Dissertation Results & Discuss

EDAD 8195 - Seminar in Educational Research: Dissertation: Results Discussion

Fall 2026 Syllabus, Section A01, CRN 42550,

Credit hours: 2

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Instructor

Jane Beese

Professional Qualifications:
Ed.D. in Educational Administration

Professor

Email: jbeese@ysu.edu

Office: Beeghly Hall Rm. 2309

Office Phone: 330.941.2236

Preferred Contact Method: Email

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Dr. Beese

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Public Instructor Information

Instructor Title:Professor
Instructor Professional Qualifications:Ed.D. in Educational Administration
Instructor Office Location: Beeghly Hall Rm. 2309
Instructor Office Phone: 330.941.2236
Instructor Email: jbeese@ysu.edu 

Course Description

8195. Seminar in Educational Research: Dissertation: Results & Discussion. The purpose of this course is to build candidate knowledge and skills in developing Chapter 5 of their dissertation. Students will discuss the findings and their implications in Chapter 5 of their dissertation, broken down into manageable milestones, following the guidelines set forth in the YSU Educational Leadership Dissertation Guidelines and template. Students will then defend their dissertation to their committee for approval. Prereq.: EDAD 8191, EDAD 8192, EDAD 8193, and EDAD 8194. 2 s.h.

Course Readings

Group Title Author ISBN
Required American Psychological Association. (2020). 7th ed. APA NA

The course readings are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, research developments, current events, and/or to ensure better learning.  

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Artificial Intelligence Policy Statement

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Schedule of Topics

Week of Proposed Topic Due/To Prepare for Class
8/24 Planning Chapter 5 Due 5/24 at 11:59pm:
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Due 6/7 at 11:59pm:
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Due 7/5 at 11:59pm:
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Due 6/28 at 11:59pm:
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Due 7/19 at 11:59pm:
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Due 8/2 at 11:59pm:
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Due 8/15 before 11:59:54pm:
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Due 5/13 at 12am:
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Due 7/12 before 11:59:53pm:
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Due 5/13 at 11:59pm:
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Due 5/24 before 11:59:14pm:
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Due 6/7 before 11:59:34pm:
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Due 7/5 before 11:59:17pm:
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Due 6/28 before 11:59:57pm:
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Due 7/19 before 11:59:45pm:
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Due 8/2 before 11:59:55pm:
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Due 7/19 before 11:59:12pm:
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8/31 Introduction & Summary of Findings
9/7 Writing Time Draft
9/14 Interpretation Discussion & Limitations Draft
9/21 Implications Recommendations & Conclusion
9/28 Continued Draft
10/5 Interpretation, Limitations, Discussion
10/12 Writing Time
10/19 Writing Time Draft
10/26 Recommentations & Conclusion
11/2 Writing Time Draft
11/9 Writing Center Turn in Summary of Writing Center
11/16 Writing
11/23 Writing
11/30 Revisions of Chapter 5 Chapter 5

The course schedule, policies, procedures, and assignments in this course are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, by mutual agreement, and/or to ensure better learning. 

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