To submit a draft for review by the Doctoral Support Center (DSC), students should follow several steps: 1. Select the appropriate submission option for their program and draft type. 2. Attach the draft file and any additional supporting documents. 3. Complete a draft questionnaire to help reviewers understand the goals. 4. Click submit to upload the draft for review. A DSC specialist will then contact the student via email to initiate the review process, which can take several days depending on the type of draft.

1. DRAFT SUBMISSION SITE
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Doctoral Support Center

2. When you are ready to submit a draft to the DSC for review,
please complete the following steps to get started:
Doctoral Support Center

3. Doctoral Support Center
1. Click the submission option for your program: “6_submit work
_ curriculum & instruction”.
2. Click the submission for the type of draft. Example:
“6_proposal.”
3. Attach the draft file by clicking “browse my computer” and
selecting the file from your file storage device. (Attach any
additional files that may help with the review process, such as
previous draft feedback from your chair, instructor, HRPP,
etc.)
4. Complete the draft questionnaire for the type of draft (see
specific draft instructions) to help the dissertation specialist
and writing coach understand your goals with the draft.
5. Click “submit” to upload and submit the draft for review.

4. Doctoral Support Center
• A dissertation specialist and writing coach will contact
you via email to initiate the review process.
• Depending on the type of draft/project, it may take
several days for a dissertation specialist and writing
coach to return draft feedback to you.
• Please review the policies and procures for the review
process.

5. Doctoral Support Center
1. Students should email the DSC at dsc.educ@ttu.edu to
request support services. Depending on the type of support
services requested, students may be asked to submit a draft,
meet for a one-on-one consultation, or meet for one-on-one
coaching.
2. Typically, students requesting a draft review will be asked to
submit their draft to the DSC blackboard area. In some cases,
however, students may be asked for a pre-draft review
consultation.
3. Students requesting support services for other activities, such
as developing project timelines and time management skills,
setting goals for research and writing activities, and creating a
personal motivational agenda will likely work with the DSC
through email and consultation until a draft is completed for
review.
Request & submission process

6. Doctoral Support Center