Your advisor is a key person in helping you succeed in completing your master’s project.  It is important to select someone who shares your interest in your selected topic and one whom you respect and trust.  In your selection, do not be afraid to ask lots of questions or interview potential advisors (they may do the same).  Your advisor will give you direction and guidance, please be open to receive this guidance and assertive to question if something is not clear.  When you approach a faculty member about becoming your advisor, be prepared to briefly describe your topic of interest or ideas.

• Criteria for Project
• Student-Advisor Agreement Form for Master’s Project

Advisor Responsibilities

Advisors will spend approximately 20-25 hours supporting you in the completion of your project and reviewing your work.  Your advisor:

• Helps you develop a focused, specific topic for your project;
• Reviews and approves the Master’s Project Proposal;
• Submits the Master’s Project Proposal to your M.Ed. advisor;
• Helps you develop a realistic and efficient timeline for completing your project;
• Reviews the final literature review completed in the Writing a Literature Review course;
• Reviews and provides feedback at agreed upon project benchmarks;
• Approves the final product; and,
• Provides guidance and assistance with preparation for presentation/publication.

Student Responsibilities

Student responsibilities are outlined thoroughly within the Master’s Project Guidelines.  In order to be successful, it is important that you make yourself available to meet with your advisor, follow their guidance, and meet the timelines to which you both have developed and agreed.

Each student who develops a master’s project must complete a proposal for the Institutional Review Board.  

Details coming soon!

Details coming soon!

Details coming soon!