Provides discussions, anecdotes, questions, exercises, checklists, role play scripts, and affirmative spiritual statements.

Written by a faculty member who taught organizational leadership, this book focuses on personal issues related to the writing process such as support groups for students, emotional issues, and writing problems.

Covers major components of dissertation and project management skills; includes interactive activities, checklists and student examples.

Written from the perspective of faculty advisors who describe different approaches to mentoring and how these styles affect the dissertation process.

Draws on case studies and examples to guide you step-by-step towards productive success.

Practical advice including detailed explanations, examples, and supplemental materials.

Brenda Ueland's writing advice: "Tell the truth, and [don't] do anything [you don't] want to do." Described by Carl Sandburg as "the best book ever written on how to write."

Covers stages of the dissertation process, research models, committees, IRB and ethical standards, and overcoming obstacles.

Helps you to discover a personal writing process. Covers writing, advisor issues, revisions, and finishing.