Why Another "How-To"
Book?
- Fills a void long recognized by students
undertaking their first substantial research proposal.
- Examines the critical first step of scholarly
research: the proposal.
- Equips students with the knowledge and skills
necessary to design a well organized, systematic research proposal.
- Contains a convenient checklist, a full-length
sample, and a thorough reference list.
- Armed with a proposal accepted by the faculty,
students can begin their actual research in earnest, confident they
are on the right track. This guide enables them to take that first
step.
About the Author
Andrew (Drew) Zeigler directs the graduate program in International
Relations for Webster University's extended campus site at Pope Air Force
Base, North Carolina, and serves on the faculty of Methodist College's
Political Science Department. He also taught Political Science at the
United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, and for Fayetteville
State University, Fayetteville, North Carolina. He received his bachelor's
degree in social studies education form Florida State University at
Tallahassee and his master's and doctoral degrees in political science
form the University of Florida at Gainesville. As an advisor for
graduate students, he has supervised the preparation of many research
proposals and research projects. He has taught classes in research methods
at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. His extensive experience
with students undertaking research for the first time convinced him to
write this very affordable book.
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