Thesis Proposal Process and Guidelines
Thesis Proposal and Guidelines
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Another way a student for students to graduate with special designation from the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is by completing an Undergraduate Research Thesis. Conducting a thesis is a process of gaining an exposure to the research process while developing, performing and evaluating a research project under the guidance of an HRS faculty. A student does not need to be a member of the Honors program to complete an Undergraduate Research Thesis.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Dr. Jill Clutter at clutter.1@osu.edu
The typical timeframe for completing the process is to identify a research mentor, finalize the topic and develop the thesis proposal during the junior year. More detailed steps are provided in the thesis proposal development section. Upon completion of the thesis proposal (and approval by the Honors Director for meeting guidelines), the student will host a proposal meeting to discuss and refine the research project with his or her primary research mentor and a secondary committee member who lends complementary expertise to the research process. Students who host their proposal meeting prior to the last day of spring semester will be eligible for the HRS Research Scholarship for the following year.
For full details, download Thesis Proposal Process and Guidelines
For full details, download Thesis Completion Process
Thesis Forms
Application to Graduate with Distinction
Thesis Advisor Recommendation Form
Honors Thesis Proposal Form
Thesis Defense Form
Sample Proposals
The Effect of Ball Handling and Neurocognitive Processing in Lower Extremity Injury Risk in Soccer
College Student Health Behavior and Its Relationship to Social Media Use
Dietary Fiber Intake and Its Relationship to Childhood Obesity
Jevin Litwiler - Undergraduate
Jevin will be using his scholarship to develop a deeper understanding of Multiple sclerosis (MS) and possible treatment options involving targeting inflammation by modulating the immune system. Jevin will be conducting research on pro-inflammatory macrophages and their involvement in MS progression.