St. Thomas University

St. Thomas University

Approved Dissertation Chairs &  Committee Members

Browse and search faculty approved to chair or serve on dissertation committees.  Filter by terminal degree, methodology, and area of expertise.

This is the official Chair and Committee list for the Office of Graduate Education and Research at St. Thomas University. Doctoral Chairs and Committee Members must only be chosen from these lists, as they have met all university requirements to serve as chairs and committee members. If you have any questions, please reach out to ogeradmin@stu.edu.
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How to use this directory

A quick tour for doctoral students: how to search, what the labels mean, and how to reach a faculty member.

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    Search and filter

    Open Browse full directory and type into the search box. It matches names, degrees, and research interests — for example, typing “leadership” returns faculty with leadership expertise, and “DNP” returns nursing-practice faculty. Use the filters to narrow by terminal degree, research method (Qualitative, Quantitative, or Both), role (Chair or Committee), and appointment type.

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    Read the faculty card

    Each card shows the faculty member’s name, terminal degree and subject, and tags for their methods and roles. A Chair tag means they can chair a dissertation; a Committee tag means they can serve as a member. Full-time or Adjunct shows their appointment type.

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    Check availability

    Cards say “Accepting new students” or “Not available for new students.” Faculty profiles also show whether they are currently accepting chair assignments, committee assignments, or both. If a name is missing from a filtered Chair or Committee list, the faculty member is not accepting that type of assignment right now.

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    Open a profile

    Click any card to open the full profile — expertise, areas of research, methods, and a professional bio. For example, clicking Dr. Baker shows his ethical-leadership research and qualitative methodology before you decide to reach out.

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    Contact them

    On the profile page, press the Copy Dr. [Last name] email button (e.g. Copy Dr. Baker email). The address is copied to your clipboard — paste it into your email client. Introduce yourself, state your program and topic, and attach a short summary of your proposed study.

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    Know the rule

    A DNP student should only be chaired by a DNP mentor. Anyone holding a terminal degree may serve on the committee of any degree program. Questions? Email ogeradmin@stu.edu.

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