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Providing information about your dissertation/thesis, submission & payment.

Congratulations on completing your dissertation or thesis! We are honored that you are publishing your work with us. ProQuest Dissertation Publishing has been publishing dissertations and theses since 1938. In that time, we have published over 2 million graduate works from graduate schools around the world. We make this collective resource available to researchers in libraries through ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Database. After it is published, your work will become part of this important repository.

ETD Administrator is a site for students to submit their ETD (electronic thesis or dissertation) for publishing. The ETD homepage provides a high-level view of the submission process.

Here is a summary:

• You create your submission, a process during which you:
• Provide your contact information
• Provide a PDF version of your manuscript
• Make decisions about publishing options and restrictions
• Your submission is then assigned to an administrator at your graduate school for review.
• The assigned administrator reviews your submission to ensure that your information—including your abstract and the PDF of your manuscript—is accurate, correct, and complete. You may be asked to make either minor or major revisions.
• When your submission passes review, the administrator will approve (accept) it.
• Your ETD is then delivered to ProQuest for publishing.

Publishing Information

Traditional Publishing versus Open Access Publishing PLUS

These options allow you to decide how your dissertation/thesis should be published and distributed. For help determining which option to select, view our Publishing Guides.

After selecting a publishing option, we will ask you to review and accept the corresponding publishing agreement. NOTE: this is a non-exclusive agreement; ProQuest does not require exclusive distribution rights.

Reviewing and Agreeing to Your School's University Agreement

Institutions have the option of including their University Agreement as part of the ETD Administrator workflow. Generally, this agreement will ask for your permission to include your dissertation or thesis in your school's institutional repository. If your institution opts in to this feature, we will ask you to review and accept your school's University Agreement.

"I want my work to be available as soon as it is published"

• If you want to delay access to the full text of your dissertation or thesis (for example, if there is a patent pending), select No and then select one of the time period options provided.
• If you want a delayed release (embargo period) that does not match the options shown, select the closest available option and then use the " Note to administrator " field to request the preferred time frame.  

"I want major search engines (e.g. Google, Yahoo) to discover my work"

You can indicate whether or not you want your dissertation/thesis to be available to search engines such as Google. If you select No , your work will be available for discovery only by users of the ProQuest Dissertations & Thesis database. NOTE: Internet search engines are likely to find your dissertation or thesis through other access points, especially through the library or institutional repository at your graduate institution. If you truly need exclusion from search engines, you will need to petition for restriction at your graduate institution in addition to restricting such access through ProQuest.

"I want my graduate work to be sold by third party retailers in addition to ProQuest"

You can indicate whether or not you would like your dissertation/thesis to be available to third party retailers. If you select Traditional Publishing and select Yes to this option, you will be eligible to receive royalty payments (see the Traditional Publishing agreement for more details).

Contact Information

Your contact information allows ProQuest to contact you with any questions regarding your submission, and to send you any royalty payments. NOTE: If you are unsure what your 'permanent mailing address' will be in the future, consider providing your parents' address or another permanent address.

Dissertation/Thesis details

This page allows you to add details about your degree and dissertation/thesis. Abstracts, subject categories, and keywords help other researchers discover your dissertation/thesis in ProQuest Dissertations & Theses.

Abstract formatting — You can format an abstract using formatting codes to control how it appears (for example, making it bold or superscript).

PDF files are used for publishing. To ensure that a dissertation/thesis is published as intended, please review your PDF before uploading.

Check your PDF settings — Your PDF must have all fonts embedded and security settings showing 'No security.' See instructions for embedding fonts and for checking security settings .

Creating a PDF — If you do not have a PDF, you can create one by uploading your manuscript using ProQuest ETD Administrator. Alternatively, you can use other sources like Create Adobe® PDF Online . Your institution's computer or writing centers may offer additional alternatives.

Supplemental Files (optional)

You can submit supplementary materials (such as audio, video, and spreadsheets) that are part of your dissertation or thesis. These files will be made available in ProQuest when your work is published.

Supplemental file requirements:

• Do not upload files that someone else holds rights to, such as third party software. For example, do not upload a copy of Microsoft Excel software (however uploading an Excel spreadsheet is OK).
• When uploading any file, please provide a brief description that clearly describes what is in the file, and select the appropriate media type.
• Zip large files (i.e. files over 10 MB)
• Zip large numbers of files or files that have a directory structure.

Notes (optional)

You can include a note to your graduate school administrator. For example, you may want to write a note if you have a patent pending and need to delay the release of your work.

Before submitting your work, you can:

• Optionally choose to request that ProQuest register for copyright on your behalf.
• Optionally order copies of your dissertation or thesis.

Register U.S. Copyright

A fee will apply if you would like ProQuest to register for United States Copyright for you.

Order Copies

• If you want copies of your dissertation/thesis, select the type and quantity. Your copies will be shipped approximately 8–12 weeks after we receive the dissertation/thesis from your graduate school.
• If you have questions about the status of an order, contact ProQuest Dissertations Support .
• Submit your dissertation/thesis when all required steps have been completed.
• A list of the items you selected (including copies, copyright fee, publishing fee, etc.) will display for your review.
• You will be prompted to pay any applicable fees.
• After you submit, your dissertation/thesis will be sent to your graduate school administrator for review, approval, and delivery to ProQuest.

Soumettre votre ETD

Vue d'ensemble.

• Fournir des renseignements d'édition et des coordonnées

Fournir des renseignements sur votre thèse

Soumission et règlement.

Félicitations pour avoir terminé votre thèse! Nous sommes honorés de votre confiance pour l'édition de votre travail. Le Bureau de Publications ProQuest édite des dissertations et des thèses depuis 1938. Depuis lors, nous avons édité plus de 2 millions de travaux de fin d'études pour des écoles d'études supérieures dans le monde entier. Nous mettons cette ressource collective à la disposition des chercheurs dans les bibliothèques à l'aide de la base de données de Dissertations et thèses de ProQuest. Une fois édité, votre travail fera partie de ce référentiel important.

ETD Administrator est un site permettant aux étudiants de soumettre leurs ETD (thèses électroniques) pour leur édition.

Le schéma suivant illustre le chemin qu'une soumission peut suivre. Cliquez pour agrandir.

Voici un résumé du processus :

• fournir vos coordonnées
• fournir une version PDF de votre document
• déterminer les options d'édition
• Votre soumission est alors affectée à un administrateur de votre école d'études supérieures pour sa révision.
• L'administrateur affecté révise votre soumission pour s'assurer que vos renseignements, y compris votre résumé et le PDF de votre document, sont exacts, corrects et complets. Il vous sera peut-être demandé d'apporter des modifications mineures ou majeures.
• Lorsque la révision de votre soumission est terminée, l'administrateur "l'acceptera".
• Votre ETD est alors envoyé à ProQuest pour son édition.

Fournir des renseignements d'édition et vos coordonnées

Renseignements sur l'édition, examination et acceptation de l'accord entre auteur et université.

Les universités ont le choix d'ajouter leur Accord entre auteur et université au site ETD Administrator. En règle générale, cet accord demandera votre autorisation de dépôt de votre thèse dans le dépôt institutionnel de votre université. Si votre université fait ce choix, nous vous prions de lire et d'accepter l'Accord entre auteur et université, tel qu'il est conçu par votre université

"Je veux que mon travail soit disponible dès qu'il est édité"

• Si vous souhaitez différer l'accès au texte intégral de votre thèse (par exemple, s'il existe un brevet en instance), sélectionnez Non, puis sélectionnez l'une des options de période fournies.

Remarque : Si vous ne voyez pas cette question, cela signifie que votre institution n'a pas choisi de l'inclure. Utilisez la section Notes pour rédiger un message adrésseé aux administrateurs de votre établissement demandant un embargo.  

• Si vous souhaitez une publication retardée (période d'embargo) ne correspondant pas aux options affichées, sélectionnez l'option disponible la plus proche, puis utilisez la période souhaitée.

"Je veux que les moteurs de recherches principaux (par ex. Google, Yahoo) puissent trouver mon travail"

Vous pouvez indiquer si vous souhaitez ou non que votre thèse soit disponible pour les moteurs de recherche tels que Google. Si vous choisissez "Non", votre travail ne sera accessible que par les utilisateurs de Dissertations et thèses ProQuest.

Veuillez noter toutefois que les moteurs de recherche en ligne risquent de trouver votre thèse via d'autres points d'accès, en particulier par la bibliothèque ou l'espace de stockage institutionnel de votre institution d'études supérieures. Si l'exclusion des moteurs de recherche est vraiment nécessaire, vous devrez demander une restriction auprès de votre institution d'études supérieures en plus de la restriction d'accès via ProQuest.

"Je veux que mon travail de fin d'études soit vendu par des revendeurs tiers en plus de ProQuest"

Vous pouvez indiquer si vous souhaitez ou non que votre thèse soit disponible à la vente par des revendeurs tiers. Si vous choisissez "Non", nous ne mettrons pas votre travail à la disposition des revendeurs tiers.

Coordonnées

Nous respectons votre confidentialité. Vos coordonnées permettent à ProQuest de vous contacter pour toute question concernant votre soumission.

Nous ne collecterons que les coordonnées nécessaires au traitement de votre soumission, à la réalisation des commandes d'impression et/ou à l'inscription de votre travail auprès de la protection du droit d'auteur aux États-Unis.

Contrat ProQuest

Le Contrat ProQuest est une licence non exclusive entre vous-même et ProQuest. Veuillez noter qu'il s'agit d'un contrat non exclusif, ProQuest n'exige pas de droits de distribution exclusive.

Veuillez suivre les étapes ci-dessous:

• Remplissez le formulaire.
• Imprimez le formulaire.
• Signez et datez le formulaire.
• Remettez le formulaire à votre école d'études supérieures.

Détails de la thèse

Cette page vous permet d'ajouter des détails à propos de votre diplôme et de votre thèse. Les résumés, catégories et mots clés aident les autres chercheurs à découvrir votre thèse dans Dissertations et thèses ProQuest.

Formatage de résumé : vous pouvez formater un résumé en utilisant des codes de formatage pour contrôler la manière dont il apparaît (for exemple, le faire apparaître en gras ou en indice supérieur). Apprenez-en davantage à propos du formatage de résumés.

Les fichiers PDF sont utilisés pour l'édition. Afin de garantir qu'une thèse sera éditée comme souhaité, veuillez réviser votre PDF avant de procéder à son téléversement.

• Vérification de vos paramètres PDF : votre PDF doit avoir toutes les fontes incorporées et les options de protection indiquant 'Aucune protection'. Consultez les instructions pour l'incorporation de fontes et le contrôle des options de protection .
• Création d'un PDF : si vous n'avez pas de PDF, vous pouvez en créer un en téléversant votre document en utilisant l'outil de Conversion PDF disponible depuis ProQuest ETD Administrator. Alternativement, vous pouvez utiliser d'autres sources telles que Créer un Adobe® PDF en ligne . Les centres d'écriture ou informatiques de votre institution peuvent également proposer d'autres alternatives.

Fichiers supplémentaires (optionnel)

Vous pouvez soumettre du matériel supplémentaire (tel que des fichiers audio, vidéo et des feuilles de calcul) comme partie intégrante de votre thèse. Ces fichiers seront rendus disponibles dans ProQuest lorsque votre travail sera édité.

Exigences relatives aux fichiers supplémentaires :

• Ne téléversez pas de fichiers dont vous n'êtes pas détenteur de tous les droits, tels que des logiciels de tierces parties. Par exemple, ne téléversez pas une copie du logiciel Microsoft Excel (toutefois, téléverser une feuille de calcul Excel ne pose pas de problèmes).
• Pour tout fichier que vous téléversez, veuillez fournir une brève description qui indique clairement ce que le fichier comprend et sélectionnez le type de média approprié.
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• Une adresse de courriel
• Une adresse
• Un numéro de téléphone
• Compressez les gros fichiers (c.-à-d. les fichiers de plus de 10 Mo)
• Compressez les grandes quantités de fichiers ou les fichiers présentant une structure de dossier.
• La taille de fichier maximum pour un fichier unique est de 1000 Mo.
• La taille maximum pour l'ensemble des fichiers soumis est de 1000 Mo. En d'autres mots, lorsque vous soumettez le PDF de votre thèse avec des fichiers supplémentaires, la taille combinée de tous les fichiers doit être inférieure à 1000 Mo.

Notes (optionnel)

Vous pouvez inclure une note à l'administrateur de votre école d'études supérieures. Par exemple, vous souhaiterez peut-être écrire une note si vous avez un brevet en attente et que vous devez retarder la publication de votre travail.

Avant de soumettre votre travail, vous pouvez choisir de l'inscrire pour la protection du droit d'auteur aux États-Unis ou commander des copies imprimées de votre thèse. Remarque : ceci est optionnel.

Inscrire un droit d'auteur aux États-Unis

Si vous souhaitez que ProQuest inscrive un droit d'auteur aux États-Unis pour vous, vous pouvez le demander ici. Cela occasionnera des frais supplémentaires.

Commander des copies

Si vous désirez recevoir des copies de votre thèse, choisissez-en le type et la quantité ici. Vos copies seront livrées environ 8 à 12 semaines après réception de la thèse envoyée par votre école d'études supérieures.

Pour toute question éventuelle quant à l'état d'une commande, veuillez contacter l' Assistance à la rédaction de dissertations .

Soumettez votre thèse lorsque toutes les étapes ont été terminées.

Une liste des éléments que vous avez sélectionnés (y compris les copies, les frais de droit d'auteur, etc.) s'affichera pour révision. Le système vous demandera de payer tous les frais applicables.

Suite à la soumission, votre thèse sera envoyée à l'administrateur de votre école d'études supérieures pour sa révision.

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Submitting an Electronic Thesis to ProQuest

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ProQuest offers students two publishing options for theses, Traditional Publishing or Open Access Publishing PLUS.

Traditional Publishing

There is no cost for this option. Your thesis will only be made available by ProQuest through their ProQuest Dissertations and Theses subscription database and for sale through their Dissertations Express service. Authors are entitled to royalties for these sales as set out on the full  Traditional Publishing Agreement .

• The   thesis   will not be freely available in PQDT Open. 
• There is no fee charged.
• The author is eligible to receive royalties.
• The   thesis   will be available for purchase through ProQuest.
• The thesis will appear in ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, a subscription database.
• A record for the   thesis   (may include citation, abstract, preview, etc.) will appear in  other  ProQuest  resources, in library catalogs and in indexes such as ABI, Art Bibliographies  Moder n .  Ebsco  and others.

Open Access PLUS

Theses are made available through the ProQuest Dissertations and Theses subscription database and through the  PQDT Open  platform that allows anyone with Internet access to access and download the thesis for free. 

• The thesis will be freely available in PQDT Open.
• The author waives rights to receive royalties.
• The thesis will be available for purchase through ProQuest. 
• The thesis will appear in ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, a subscription database, and in PQDT Open 
• A record of the thesis (may include citation, abstract, preview, etc.) will appear in other ProQuest resources, in library catalogs and in indexes such as ABI, Art Bibliographies Modern. Ebsco and others.

Comparison of the two options

As part of the ProQuest thesis submission process you will have the option to pay for ProQuest to register your thesis for US Copyright on your behalf and deposit the necessary copies for you with the Copyright Office. The cost is $55. Registration offers certain legal benefits if someone infringes on your copyright and you wish to bring suit.  More information is available in the "Optional Copyright Registration" section of this page: http://www.proquest.com/products-services/dissertations/submitting-dissertation-proquest.html

• How do I get copyright for my thesis/dissertation? As the author of a thesis or dissertation, you own the copyright to your work.  Under U.S. Copyright law, a creator of an "original work" created in a "fixed tangible medium" is immediately and automatically the copyright owner of the work, and your work is protected. 
• Do I need to register my work with the U.S. Copyright Office? As stated above, your thesis or dissertation is automatically protected under copyright.  However, there are some important practical and legal benefits to registering your copyright, particularly the right to collect " statutory damages " in a successful infringement lawsuit.  Essentially, if at some point you might want to take legal action in order to protect your work, you should register it with the  U.S. Copyright Office . 
• How do I register my work? In the course of this submission, you can request that ProQuest/UMI file for copyright with the U.S. Copyright on your behalf.  ProQuest charges a $55 fee for this service.You can also do the filing yourself directly through U.S. Copyright Office at  copyright.gov .  You will be charged a $35 registration fee.
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Scholarship Repository

Recent SJD dissertations are added to our Scholarship Repository  https://repository.law.umich.edu/sjd .

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To find a thesis/dissertation in the MLaw Library Catalog , use the "Advanced Search" option.

• Search by Title or Author (Last Name, First Name)
• Search by keyword: (e.g., S.J.D. & Michigan)
• Search by subject "Academic theses"

Digital Dissertations through U-M Library Catalog Search

The U-M Library provides access to several databases that house dissertations.

• ProQuest Dissertations & Theses @ University of Michigan  describes most dissertations filed at University of Michigan, with full text for most since 1990.
• ProQuest Dissertations & Theses @ CIC Institutions  describes dissertations and some master theses filed at CIC / Big Ten universities , with full text for most since 1997.
• ProQuest Dissertations & Theses provides descriptions, sometimes with full text, of doctoral dissertations & master theses from US, UK, Canada, Ireland, etc.

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• If you need to consult a dissertation that was not produced at U-M, try requesting it through interlibrary loan .
• For more information, contact the University Library Interlibrary Loan Office .
• Dissertations may be purchased from ProQuest directly on the  Dissertation Express website.
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