Preface by Elise Lipkowitz
Chapter 1: Defining a History Dissertation and Its Role in Your Future Scholarship by Jack P. Greene
Chapter 2: The Genesis of a Dissertation: From Choosing a Topic and Developing a Proposal by Leora Auslander
Chapter 3: Managing Your Dissertation Committee by the AHA Graduate and Early Career Committee
Chapter 4: Managing the Committee: A Faculty Member's Perspective by W. Fitzhugh Brundage
Chapter 5: Bowling for Dollars: The Art of Writing the Grant Proposal by Vanessa R. Schwartz
Chapter 6: Organizing Materials from Archives to Dissertaion by Anthony Grafton
Chapter 7: Delving into the Dissertation by Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom
Chapter 8: Approaching the Archives by Jana Bouck Remy
Chapter 9: Thinking about Sources: Primary and Secondary Documents by Mary Lindemann
Chapter 10: From Notes to Narrative: Finding the Story by Deborah E. Harkness
Chapter 11: When Words Don't Come . . . by James J. Sheehan
Chapter 12: Towards a Unified Document: The Big Picture in Dissertation Writing by Lary May
Chapter 13: The Final Rites of Passage: Submitting and Defending the Dissertation by Thomas S. Mullaney
About the Authors
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