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Submitting Your Dissertation at UW-Whitewater

After completion, your dissertation will join other works of research from UW-Whitewater in Minds @ UW, the university's Institutional Repository (IR). You can view examples of other dissertations there already. 

 


Submitting your thesis for a Global audience

What's the process to submit your dissertation through ProQuest Dissertations & Theses ? View the directions below.

What is Scholarly Writing?

Scholarly, or academic, writing is something that will be expected of you in your DBA classes. This kind of writing is of the same quality you would find in the journal articles you read during your research. The tone will be formal, the content will be concise. The books on the bottom of this page, below, give more detail on how to write in a scholarly manner.

Also, check out Purdue OWL's page on Academic Writing for an overview of establishing arguments, being concise, adding emphasis and more.

The following are links to templates, guidelines and library resources to help make wring your dissertation easier.

A Short Guide to Academic Writing by Andrew P. Johnson

Call Number: PE1408 .J68 2003, Main Collection

ISBN: 0761825037

Publication Date: 2003-03-17

Revising Your Dissertation - Advice from Leading Editors by Beth Luey (Editor)

Call Number: Available Online

ISBN: 9780520239210

Publication Date: 2004-10-11

Writing Clearly by Dawn Sova

Call Number: Available Online

ISBN: 0471649252

Publication Date: 2004-04-28

Economical Writing by Deirdre N. McCloskey

Call Number: PE1479.E35 M33 2000, Main Collection

ISBN: 1577660633

Publication Date: 1999-05-01

The Work of Writing by Elizabeth Rankin

Call Number: PE1404 .R356 2001, Main Collection

ISBN: 0787956791

Publication Date: 2001-08-06