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DECEMBER 2007 COMPLETIONS

Tutorials:  Most departments require TWO consecutive semesters of thesis tutorials.  You are responsible for knowing and complying with your department’s policy.  For December completions, the two-semester tutorial requirement is usually satisfied by doing one tutorial during the Spring of the junior year, the other during the Fall of the senior year.

Schedule:  December completions follow the same deadline schedule as those completing theses in April.  Candidates who cannot return to Middletown during the Spring should complete most or all of the outlined steps by December.  Note that even if the thesis or project is submitted in December, it will not be evaluated until April.

Library status: Consult with library staff regarding your change in library status regarding study carrels and borrowing privileges.

Finding you: Notify Beth Labriola and your tutor where you can be found during the spring semester.  This information includes address and phone number.

 

SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES

One Semester Tracks for Honors

Candidates for Honors in programs that do not require two-semester tutorials must inform Beth Labriola and the appropriate person in their department of their intent by September 17, 2007.

Honors in Two Departments

Double majors who want to write a single thesis for honors consideration in both departments register for the tutorial in one department, but must obtain approval from each department.  The thesis or project will be evaluated by members of both departments, whose recommendations are independent of one another.  Nomination for University Honors must be endorsed by both departments.

Double majors may also choose to write a separate thesis for each department.  Two or three students choose this route each year. In this case, students must register for a thesis tutorial in each department.

Honors in General Scholarship

University majors and those writing a thesis not represented by a Wesleyan academic department may apply to be candidates for Honors in General Scholarship.  See Beth Labriola as soon as possible so she can explain the steps involved.  In addition to registering for the appropriate tutorial by September 17, 2007, other documents for Honors in General Scholarship are due on October 1, 2007.

Discontinuing Honors work:

It is imperative that both you and your tutor inform Beth Labriola as soon as you decide you are not going to pursue honors work.  You must complete a Senior Thesis Drop Form (red form), have it signed by your thesis advisor, department/program Chair(s), and the senior class dean, and submit it to Beth in order to be officially dropped from the honors candidate list.   

Late submission of theses:

Theses may not be submitted late.  If you are having problems, contact Beth Labriola at the earliest possible time.  Computer problems are absolutely not an acceptable excuse for late submission of a thesis.  So, do not print a final copy at the last minute.  Print early to make sure your thesis meets margin requirements, tables and footnotes print correctly, and that your title page is in the proper format.

Petitions:  Beth Labriola is not involved in the petition process other than distributing the proper petition form.  Petition issues are handled by an Honors sub-committee and the Chair of Honors.

 

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