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Week 3

At this consultation, it was your responsibility to provide a progress report to your dissertation supervisor regarding advancements made on the dissertation research and writing process since the previous meeting. Record the time and date of your most recent consultation with your dissertation supervisor.

Your consultations may include any or all of the following:

· Research work conducted or writing completed since the last report.

· Questions soliciting advice on the dissertation research and writing task.

· Submission of material for review as requested by the Supervisor or student with written feedback. \

· Problems encountered in conducting the research.

Describe, in 150 to 300 words, the content and outcome of your consultation. Note: These reports are reviewed by the program director and are retained for future review by Liberty University accrediting associations.

Points for the second question will be awarded based on documentation and verification by your Supervisor that the appropriate level of progress has been made.

survey.docx

✅ Ideal Survey Recipients

Since your focus is on church-going teenagers, you should aim to reach:

1. Teenagers (Aged ~13–19) Who Actively Attend Church

· Regular attendees of youth ministries, Sunday school, or church services.

· Confirm they are active on social media (to filter relevant responses).

2. Gatekeepers for Access

Because teenagers are minors, you may need to work through:

· Youth pastors or ministers

· Church leaders (e.g., pastors, priests, religious education coordinators)

· Parents/guardians (for consent purposes)

· Christian schools (if affiliated with churches)

📨 Who to Send the Invitation Letters To

Send survey invitation letters to:

Recipient Type	Purpose
Church leaders/pastors	Gain permission and support to survey their youth
Youth pastors/ministers	Coordinate with the youth group for participation
Parents/guardians	Obtain consent (if participants are under 18)
Christian schools	If relevant, to reach teens in religious settings

📝 Suggested Flow

1. Initial Letter to Church Leaders – Requesting participation and partnership.

2. Parental Consent Letters – If required by ethics guidelines.

3. Survey Invitation to Teenagers – Once consent is given.

survey.docx

✅ Ideal Survey Recipients

Since your focus is on church-going teenagers, you should aim to reach:

1. Teenagers (Aged ~13–19) Who Actively Attend Church

· Regular attendees of youth ministries, Sunday school, or church services.

· Confirm they are active on social media (to filter relevant responses).

2. Gatekeepers for Access

Because teenagers are minors, you may need to work through:

· Youth pastors or ministers

· Church leaders (e.g., pastors, priests, religious education coordinators)

· Parents/guardians (for consent purposes)

· Christian schools (if affiliated with churches)

📨 Who to Send the Invitation Letters To

Send survey invitation letters to:

Recipient Type	Purpose
Church leaders/pastors	Gain permission and support to survey their youth
Youth pastors/ministers	Coordinate with the youth group for participation
Parents/guardians	Obtain consent (if participants are under 18)
Christian schools	If relevant, to reach teens in religious settings

📝 Suggested Flow

1. Initial Letter to Church Leaders – Requesting participation and partnership.

2. Parental Consent Letters – If required by ethics guidelines.

3. Survey Invitation to Teenagers – Once consent is given.

week3.docx

Week 3

Your consultations may include any or all of the following:

· Research work conducted or writing completed since the last report.

· Questions soliciting advice on the dissertation research and writing task.

· Submission of material for review as requested by the Supervisor or student with written feedback. \

· Problems encountered in conducting the research.

Points for the second question will be awarded based on documentation and verification by your Supervisor that the appropriate level of progress has been made.

survey.docx

✅ Ideal Survey Recipients

Since your focus is on church-going teenagers, you should aim to reach:

1. Teenagers (Aged ~13–19) Who Actively Attend Church

· Regular attendees of youth ministries, Sunday school, or church services.

· Confirm they are active on social media (to filter relevant responses).

2. Gatekeepers for Access

Because teenagers are minors, you may need to work through:

· Youth pastors or ministers

· Church leaders (e.g., pastors, priests, religious education coordinators)

· Parents/guardians (for consent purposes)

· Christian schools (if affiliated with churches)

📨 Who to Send the Invitation Letters To

Send survey invitation letters to:

Recipient Type	Purpose
Church leaders/pastors	Gain permission and support to survey their youth
Youth pastors/ministers	Coordinate with the youth group for participation
Parents/guardians	Obtain consent (if participants are under 18)
Christian schools	If relevant, to reach teens in religious settings

📝 Suggested Flow

1. Initial Letter to Church Leaders – Requesting participation and partnership.

2. Parental Consent Letters – If required by ethics guidelines.

3. Survey Invitation to Teenagers – Once consent is given.

week3.docx

Week 3

Your consultations may include any or all of the following:

· Research work conducted or writing completed since the last report.

· Questions soliciting advice on the dissertation research and writing task.

· Submission of material for review as requested by the Supervisor or student with written feedback. \

· Problems encountered in conducting the research.

Points for the second question will be awarded based on documentation and verification by your Supervisor that the appropriate level of progress has been made.

survey.docx

✅ Ideal Survey Recipients

Since your focus is on church-going teenagers, you should aim to reach:

1. Teenagers (Aged ~13–19) Who Actively Attend Church

· Regular attendees of youth ministries, Sunday school, or church services.

· Confirm they are active on social media (to filter relevant responses).

2. Gatekeepers for Access

Because teenagers are minors, you may need to work through:

· Youth pastors or ministers

· Church leaders (e.g., pastors, priests, religious education coordinators)

· Parents/guardians (for consent purposes)

· Christian schools (if affiliated with churches)

📨 Who to Send the Invitation Letters To

Send survey invitation letters to:

Recipient Type	Purpose
Church leaders/pastors	Gain permission and support to survey their youth
Youth pastors/ministers	Coordinate with the youth group for participation
Parents/guardians	Obtain consent (if participants are under 18)
Christian schools	If relevant, to reach teens in religious settings

📝 Suggested Flow

1. Initial Letter to Church Leaders – Requesting participation and partnership.

2. Parental Consent Letters – If required by ethics guidelines.

3. Survey Invitation to Teenagers – Once consent is given.

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