I asked a secretary there to forward my contact to him.
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He is emeritus at, but they won't tell me how to contact him. I tried contacting the Editorial Advisory Board Chair (through that same email), but he doesn't have any specific contact information anywhere available on the web, or elsewhere. I've sent the following letter to the one and only email address that I found on the journal's website, almost three weeks ago, but haven't heard anything. In fact, further exploration revealed that it had won a best paper prize! Why don't I feel proud.
Recently, I found an instance of parts of my thesis appearing in a journal article, and of the paper being presented at a conference. Students are required to review their thesis/dissertation, make appropriate adjustments, and submit the appropriate information (as described on these pages).I received an email from reader Doug Blank (who gave me permission to share it here and to identify him by name) about a perplexing situation:
Access to iThenticate is retained until the final, fully corrected and defended version of the thesis/dissertation is uploaded into the Electronic Thesis and Dissertation system. Once access has been granted, the student will be sent an automated email from with a subject line “Account Created for Select Faculty and Students.” Students should check spam and/or junk folders if receipt is in doubt. review the information for acuracy, approve the committee, and send the resultant blank Examination Report Form and related material to your program), within a few days of receipt of the form you will receive notification of access to iThenticate. Although the Graduate College may not process the form immediately (i.e. Screening a thesis or dissertation using iThenticate will not add your thesis/dissertation, or text, to the iThenticate database.īelow is the text of email announcement sent to all graduate students, graduate faculty, and graduate program staff via Graduate College listservs on December 3, 2014.Īt least three weeks before the proposed date of defense of the completed thesis or dissertation, a Committee Recommendation Report Form must be submitted to the Graduate College. For example, iThenticate cannot detect images and figures taken from other sources, texts in languages other than English, and user error (e.g.
The iThenticate screening process should be only one part of their effort towards this end. The student is the sole author of their thesis or dissertation, and it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that all information in their document is correctly cited and attributed, and that proper copyright permissions have been obtained. Access to iThenticate will be given to the student by the Graduate College upon submission of the Committee Recommendation Form for the final defense (submission of form is required a minimum of three weeks before the proposed date of defense). In an effort to help graduate students from inadvertently including previously published work in their theses or dissertations without proper citation, paraphrasing, or quoting, the Graduate College requires students to screen their theses and dissertations using iThenticate *, prior to their defense. This page has information that the student will need in order to navigate iThenticate, and provide the necessary information to the advisor, defense committee, and the Graduate College.
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