Art Therapy (Graduate)

In order for your thesis to be accepted for submission by Reeves Memorial Library, it must include the following elements at the start of the document, in this order:

1. A title page stating the thesis title and the name of the author, followed by a copy of your program's advisor approval page, listing the name(s) of your program director and/or advisors. Templates for these pages will be provided by your program's administrators.
2. An abstract or synopsis (all Writing Popular Fiction thesis submissions must include a 1-2 paragraph synopsis that includes a genre description)

All theses must be submitted to Reeves Memorial Library in PDF format, using the online form available here. Once the library staff has received and reviewed your completed form and thesis file, you will receive an acknowledgement via email.

Registering copyrights of material is the responsibility of the student. We suggest that those interested in registering the copyright of their work visit the Electronic Copyright Office at https://copyright.gov/registration/.

If you have any questions, please contact Adam Pellman (724-838-2438 or pellman@setonhill.edu).

To search for theses/culminating projects done by previous graduate students, search the HillCat catalog for your topic and add the word "thesis"-- for example, art therapy thesis.

Electronic theses are available online in PDF format via web links in HillCat. Print theses are shelved in the Rear Reading Room on the ground floor of Reeves Learning Commons.

All print theses must be used in the library building.