Thesis/Dissertation Credit.

Catalog description

Masters of Science degree recipients should be scholarly consumers of research as well as professionals who can integrate rigorous analysis and investigation into their clinical practices. The clinical thesis is an opportunity to demonstrate to the faculty a mastery of the many competencies that go into being a practitioner-scholar (e.g., command of a specific area of the literature, ability to formulate research questions, develop testable hypotheses, design an appropriate methodology, analyze and interpret data, and draw reasonable conclusions from this clinical data.) Prerequisite: ASP 697 .