LEAD - 9991 Capstone Seminar (3)

Addresses finalizing areas of interest for the applied research project, conducting a site assessment, preparing a prospectus, conducting a literature review, developing an IRB application, and preparing an oral defense of the Capstone proposal. Provides collaborative support, while also addressing supplemental topics such as preparing for the culminating project defense, submitting conference presentation proposals, writing grants, and manuscripts for publication, developing a curriculum vitae and job searching. Prerequisite: Prerequisites: Completion of 48 hours of doctoral coursework and content area (qualifying exam); also for superintendent strand, successful completion of the ILTS Content Area exam before beginning seminar. Graduate students in the Interdisciplinary Leadership Ed.D. Program may also be granted permission to enroll in the Capstone Seminar with approval from the Division Chair and College Dean.