Dissertation Smart Goals

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GOAL: Examples: A SMART goal is structured so that anyone who reads your goal statement will easily understand it. Here are two examples of personal SMART goals: “I will lose 16lbs and lower my body mass index from 27 to 24 by November 30, 2015.” “I will finish 200 pages of my dissertation by August 15, 2015.”

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Your answer

S

Specific

• What do I want to accomplish?

• Why do I want to accomplish this?

• What are the requirements?

• What are the constraints?

M

Measurable

• How will I measure my progress?

• How will I know when the goal is accomplished?

A

Achievable

• How can the goal be accomplished?

• What are the logical steps I should take?

R

Relevant

• Is this a worthwhile goal?

• Do I have the necessary resources to accomplish this goal?

• Is this goal in line with my long term objectives?

T

Time-Bound

• How long will it take to accomplish this goal?

• When is the completion of this goal due?

• When am I going to work on this goal?

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For the LDP, please post the following each week of the class:

My SMART goal for last week was:

Did you accomplish your goal for last week? If not, please indicate what obstacles prevented this.

My SMART goal for this week is:

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Sample post:

My SMART goal for last week was: To read 3 research articles each day on Monday, Thursday, and Sunday between 7-9pm

Did you accomplish your goal for last week? If not, please indicate what obstacles prevented this. I was able to do this on Monday and Thursday, but I was not able to complete my goal on Sunday. On Sunday, my son was sick, and I needed to attend to him.

My SMART goal for this week is: To write 300 words on my prospectus each day on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday between 6-7am.