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The Ohio State University is a top tier research institution and Arts Administration, Education and Policy is proud of that research and the students who produce engaging, relevant documents that are submitted in support for an academic degree. The thesis marks the end of a master’s program while the dissertation signifies the end of a doctoral study. Ohio State has agreements with two organizations, OhioLINK  and ProQuest/UMI , that store and provide access to Ohio State theses and dissertations. These links are provided for your convenience to explore the topnotch research executed at The Ohio State University.

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Document Preparation

Student responsibility.

PhD and master’s students are responsible for meeting all requirements for preparing theses and dissertations. They are expected to confer with their advisors about disciplinary and program expectations and to follow Graduate School procedure requirements.

Graduate School Role

The Graduate School certifies that theses and dissertations have been prepared as required. Graduate School staff members are available to provide information and to review documents at any stage of the planning or writing process. The Graduate School will not accept documents if required items are missing. The Graduate School cannot provide hands on training or editing of a document to meet formatting and digital accessibility standards. The Graduate School will not extend deadlines because of miscommunication between the student and the advisor. 

Required Format Features

Ohio State dissertations and theses must contain the following format features, which must be identified with a major heading that is centered below at least a one-inch top margin. The Graduate School highly recommends you use one of the templates in the following section as many of these features are already setup to help simplify the process. Visit our format review page for more information on format review and submission.

Specific Required Format Features

• Title page 
• Copyright 
• Abstract 
• Table of Contents 
• List of Figures 
• Bibliography 
• List of Tables (if applicable) 
• List of Illustrations (if applicable) 
• Appendices (if applicable)

Digital Accessibility Features (Features implemented beginning Spring 2023)

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Graduate School Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Accessibility Plan

• PDF file includes full text
• PDF accessibility permission flag is checked
• Text language of the PDF is specified
• PDF includes a title
• Images, figures, and tables have descriptive captions and/or alt tags explaining content

Electronic Dissertation and Thesis Adobe Acrobat Download and Accessibility Support Video

OSU Login is required for access.

Optional Features 

• Frontispiece (if used, no heading is included on this page) 
• Dedication 
• Acknowledgments

Additional Resources

• Detailed guidelines for formatting
• Dissertation formatting tips and tricks
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• More information about format review and submission
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Sample Pages and Templates

The following templates are available for use in formatting dissertations, theses, and DMA documents. Please read all instructions before beginning. 

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Answered By: Jennifer Nyiri Last Updated: Jul 26, 2023     Views: 6368

OSU dissertations and theses can be located in our catalog. Dissertations and theses from OhioLINK members can be searched in the OhioLINK catalog.

Many other dissertations can be located in the ProQuest Dissertations & Theses or OhioLINK Electronic Theses & Dissertations Center databases.

Dissertations identified through the ProQuest database that are not available online, or any OSU dissertations not available online, can be requested through the Interlibrary Services department.

If you have not used Interlibrary Services before, please click on the First Time Users link to create an account (an ILLiad account). After you have created your account, you will be able to place your request.

More information on locating and requesting dissertations can be found at  https://guides.osu.edu/dissertations

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The following is a list of recent statistics and biostatistics PhD Dissertations and Masters Theses.

Jeffrey Gory (2017) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): Marginally Interpretable Generalized Linear Mixed Models Advisors: Peter Craigmile & Steven MacEachern

Yi Lu (2017) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): Function Registration from a Bayesian Perspective Advisors: Radu Herbei & Sebastian Kurtek

Michael Matthews (2017) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Extending Ranked Sampling in Inferential Procedures Advisor: Douglas Wolfe

Anna Smith (2017) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Statistical Methodology for Multiple Networks Advisor: Catherine Calder

Weiyi Xie (2017) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): A Geometric Approach to Visualization of Variability in Univariate and Multivariate Functional Data Advisor: Sebastian Kurtek

Jingying Zeng (2017) Masters Thesis (Statistics): Latent Factor Models for Recommender Systems and Market Segmentation Through Clustering Advisors: Matthew Pratola & Laura Kubatko

Han Zhang (2017) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): Detecting Rare Haplotype-Environmental Interaction and Nonlinear Effects of Rare Haplotypes using Bayesian LASSO on Quantitative Traits Advisor: Shili Lin

Mark Burch (2016) PhD Dissertation (Biostatistics): Statistical Methods for Network Epidemic Models Advisor: Grzegorz Rempala

Po-hsu Chen (2016) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Modeling Multivariate Simulator Outputs with Applications to Prediction and Sequential Pareto Minimization Advisors: Thomas Santner & Angela Dean

Yanan Jia (2016) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): Generalized Bilinear Mixed-Effects Models for Multi-Indexed Multivariate Data Advisor: Catherine Calder

Rong Lu (2016) PhD Dissertation (Biostatistics): Statistical Methods for Functional Genomics Studies Using Observational Data Advisor: Grzegorz Rempala (Public Health)

Junyan Wang (2016) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): Empirical Bayes Model Averaging in the Presence of Model Misfit Advisors: Mario Peruggia & Christopher Hans

Ran Wei (2016) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  On Estimation Problems in Network Sampling Advisors: David Sivakoff & Elizabeth Stasny

Hui Yang (2016) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Adjusting for Bounding and Time-in-Sample Eects in the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) Property Crime Rate Estimation Advisors: Elizabeth Stasny & Asuman Turkmen

Matthew Brems (2015) Masters Thesis (Statistis): The Rare Disease Assumption: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Advisor: Shili Lin

Linchao Chen (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Predictive Modeling of Spatio-Temporal Datasets in High Dimensions Advisors: Mark Berliner & Christopher Hans

Casey Davis (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  A Bayesian Approach to Prediction and Variable Selection Using Nonstationary Gaussian Processes Advisors: Christopher Hans & Thomas Santner

Victor Gendre (2015) Masters Thesis (Statistics): Predicting short term exchange rates with Bayesian autoregressive state space models: an investigation of the Metropolis Hastings algorithm forecasting efficiency Advisor: Radu Herbei

Zhengyu Hu (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Initializing the EM Algorithm for Data Clustering and Sub-population Detection Advisors: Steven MacEachern & Joseph Verducci

David Kline (2015) PhD Dissertation (Biostatistics): Systematically Missing Subject-Level Data in Longitudinal Research Synthesis Advisors: Eloise Kaizar, Rebecca Andridge (Public Health)

Andrew Landgraf (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): Generalized Principal Component Analysis: Dimensionality Reduction through the Projection of Natural Parameters Advisor: Yoonkyung Lee

Andrew Olsen (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  When Infinity is Too Long to Wait: On the Convergence of Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods Advisor: Radu Herbei

Elizabeth   Petraglia (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Estimating County-Level Aggravated Assault Rates by Combining Data from the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) and the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) Advisor: Elizabeth Stasny

Mark   Risser (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Spatially-Varying Covariance Functions for Nonstationary Spatial Process Modeling Advisor: Catherine Calder

John Stettler (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  The Discrete Threshold Regression Model Advisor: Mario Peruggia

Zachary   Thomas (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Bayesian Hierarchical Space-Time Clustering Methods Advisor: Mark Berliner

Sivaranjani   Vaidyanathan (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Bayesian Models for Computer Model Calibration and Prediction Advisor: Mark Berliner

Xiaomu Wang (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): Robust Bayes in Hierarchical Modeling and Empirical Bayes Analysis in Multivariate Estimation Advisor: Mark Berliner

Staci White (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics):  Quantifying Model Error in Bayesian Parameter Estimation Advisor: Radu Herbei

Jiaqi Zaetz (2015) PhD Dissertation (Statistics): A Riemannian Framework for Shape Analysis of Annotated 3D Objects Advisor: Sebastian Kurtek

Fangyuan Zhang (2015) PhD Dissertation (Biostatistics): Detecting genomic imprinting and maternal effects in family-based association studies Advisor: Shili Lin

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Finding osu theses and dissertations, other sources of theses & dissertations, do we have dissertation abstracts, where can i get more help.

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To find an OSU thesis or dissertation use  ScholarsArchive@OSU

• Use a keyword search, enter your department or college name.  For example, Biochemistry and Biophysics, or Public Health.
• Refine your results to theses or dissertations on the  left-hand  side of the results page. Find the  Resource Type  heading (scroll almost to the end of the refining options), expand the box, then choose the  Masters Thesis  or  Dissertation  link depending on your interest.
• To find recent theses or dissertations, next refine your results on the left-hand side of the results page using the  Commencement Year  heading. Expand the box, then enter your preferred date range. For example 2017-2020. Then click "limit."
• From this focused list of results, click on a thesis or dissertation title. 
• To  view the full text,  select the  Download PDF  link on the left side of the page.

These resources also index theses and dissertations.

ProQuest Dissertation Express : find citations here, then request it from OSU Libraries' Interlibrary Loan .

• PQDT Open Searches open access theses and dissertations from the ProQuest database. It is a subset of Dissertation Abstracts.
• Google Scholar  indexes many open access theses and dissertations from institutions and authors that have published them as open access. However, filtering to just dissertations and theses is not an option at this time.
• Check the OSU Libraries  database list to see if a database in your discipline indexes dissertations (many do) or ask your subject librarian for help selecting the best option.
• Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) Recommends several search engines for access to dissertations and theses.
• Search The Center for Research Libraries (CRL) catalog to view citations of over 800,000 dissertations from countries outside the US and Canada. Where available, request full-text from the CRL through Interlibrary Loan .

Subscribing to Dissertation Abstracts through ProQuest is not possible due to subscription cost. However, we have developed this guide in order to direct the OSU community to other useful resources for finding theses and dissertations. Please contact your subject librarian if you have questions about finding dissertations and theses in your field.

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Research Thesis and Research Distinction

An undergraduate thesis is an official, academically-integrated undergraduate research project with a formal written outcome. Completing a thesis is permanently recognized on a student's diploma as graduation with "Research Distinction" or with "Honors Research Distinction".

The requirements for graduating with research distinction vary by college, but generally include submitting an application to complete a thesis at least a semester prior to graduation, enrolling in thesis course credit hours, submitting a written thesis manuscript and completing an oral examination or defense to a faculty panel. Students should discuss their interest in completing a research distinction project with their research advisor and academic advisor as early as possible.

Theses are permanently stored in the University Library's Knowledge Bank so they are also considered to be a published material.

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