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Navigating Licensing Options for a Thesis or Dissertation

Which license(s) should I use or create when publishing my doctoral dissertation?  – Anonymous  This week’s answer is courtesy of Elizabeth Bedford, scholarly publishing outreach librarian, Electronic Theses and Dissertations Congratulations on getting to the home stretch of your dissertation! As part of your degree requirements, you will be depositing your dissertation into ResearchWorks, UW’s online open repository, and it will be important for you to understand your license options through this process. Some background: being able to access something…

2024 Gatzert Fellow Explores Healthcare Transitions for Youth

The Gatzert Child Welfare Fellowship is a one-quarter fellowship awarded to UW Ph.D. candidates writing dissertations that contribute to the lives of children with disabilities. The 2024 Gatzert Child Welfare Fellow is Reham Abuatiq, a Ph.D. candidate in Rehabilitation Science who specializes in pediatric physical therapy. Reham Abuatiq Rehabilitation Medicine “Exploring the Needs of Middle Eastern Young Adults with Intellectual Disabilities During Healthcare Transitioning to Adult Health Services in Washington State“ Reham Abuatiq’s research aims to develop innovative interventions and…

Effective and Responsible Use of AI in Research 

Effective and Responsible Use of AI in Research Guidance for Performing Graduate Research and in Writing Dissertations, Theses, and Manuscripts for Publications  [lifted in its entirety from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology), and revised in response to feedback from the UW Graduate School Council and key stakeholders across all three UW campuses[1],[2]] The use of artificial intelligence has expanded greatly in recent years to all sectors of society. Generative AI and Large Language Models, like ChatGPT®, Microsoft Co–Pilot®, and Google Gemini® are rapidly…

2025 UW Three Minute Thesis (3MT)

About | Theme | Eligibility Criteria | Prizes | Timeline | Proposal Submission Form | Proposal Guidelines & Selection Criteria | Preliminary Round | Past Winners | FAQs | Contact Congratulations to This Year’s Winners! This year’s UW Three Minute Thesis Competition featured 10 outstanding graduate student presenters, representing eight Colleges and Schools from across the University of Washington — including representation from the Seattle and Tacoma campuses. Prizes included First Place ($1,000), Runner Up ($500), and People’s Choice Award…