Provides PDF presentations explaining various aspects of the Capstone Project
Outlines the purpose and objectives and describes the prerequisites of the Capstone Project; also explains the course’s relationship to other MPH coursework
Describes the primary component of the Capstone Project – the Master’s Paper; provides a general description as well as specific expectations, and outlines the submission schedule, which is more demanding of students planning to graduate at the end of the Spring semester in which they are enrolled
Outlines the role and responsibilities of each of the persons involved in the Capstone Project: the student, Faculty Advisor, Second Reader, and Program Coordinator
Explains the products the student will generate, including the Proposal (which should be submitted at least six weeks prior to enrolling in the course), Master’s Paper, and PowerPoint Presentation; also describes how the student will be evaluated
Provides PDF and DOC or e-form versions of each of the forms that must be completed by the student; also offers access to printable documents, such as the handbook and responsibility checklists, as well as samples of completed forms
Offers abstracts and presentations of graduates' Capstone Projects