Human and Organizational Development Courses HOD-PA Dissertation Proposal Approval, 0 semester credits The proposal is approved when the committee chair is satisfied with the student's response to the feedback which has been received by the full committee, including the external examiner and this has been documented appropriately. Pre-requisites: HOD-892 or HOD-893, HOD-896, HOD-897 Delivery Method: Online Grading Default: Credit/No Credit Only
HOD-699 Foundations of Doctoral Study, 4 semester credits Foundations of Doctoral Study is required for all students entering Fielding's doctoral programs in Human Development and in Organizational Development & Change. It consists of a New Student Orientation with both in-person and online components. Students are introduced to: Fielding's doctoral faculty; the adult learning model; the degree's curriculum, competencies, and learning outcomes; student support services; and in-person and online options for completing degree requirements. Each student develops a unique Learning Plan that is customized to meet the student's scholar-practitioner interests and goals. Delivery Method: In person/Blended Grading Default: Credit/No Credit Only
HOD-734 Dissertation Research. 2 semester credits This course represents student engagement in the dissertation process from concept to the final dissertation as planned with and evaluated by the chairperson. It is the only dissertation course a student can register for directly, is available for registration each term and is not associated with any particular step. If the chair is unavailable to supervise dissertation work during a term due to sabbatical or illness, or some other extenuating circumstance, another Fielding faculty member from the student’s committee may supervise as a proxy for the chair and course instructor. Students registered in the course should have a plan for said dissertation engagement for the term and a written summation of progress must be submitted to the dissertation supervisor before the end of the term. The course is graded pass/fail (CR/NC), or can be given an Incomplete as per the university grade policy. The course can be registered for a total of 6 terms; the terms need not be consecutive. This course cannot be substituted for degree-emphasis or elective course requirements. Delivery Method: Online Grading Default: Credit/No Credit Only
HOD-801 Doctoral Competencies Seminar, 2 semester credits Doctoral Competencies Seminar (DOCS) introduces students to essential doctoral competencies such as scholarly writing, formulating a research question, and applying critical thinking and analysis. Delivery Method: Online Grading Default: Credit/No Credit Only Learning Outcome(s):
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Become familiar with the primary doctoral competencies Understand what is needed to master these skills over the course of the PhD program.
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