What Is The "All-Inclusive Dissertation Coaching" Program ?

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The All-Inclusive (APA/ methodology editorial review, data analysis) academic doctoral dissertation coaching and mentorship program consists of 1.5 hours of DONE-WITH-YOU one-on-one LIVE coaching sessions with an expert linguistic, APA, methodologies expert.

What To Expect In Each Coaching Session?

The scholar team reveals secrets and untold rules of the dissertation and doctoral research review process! Let our dissertation coaches equip you with foreknowledge and insight that allows you to accelerate forward quicker and effortlessly!

  • TIME is focus during your 1.5 hours of 1:1 coaching from an expert APA, linguistics & methodology expert

  • KEY STRATEGY is our line-by-line "read aloud" editorial review to ensure that your methodology is consistent throughout your paper and aligned with APA publishing requirements.

  • PLUG-IN to receive immediate feedback and clarity from your coach to address your committees’ comments. All work is DONE TOGETHER with your coach in the session.

All Inclusive Dissertation Coaching Program Team

Meet Your Web of Support

Dr. Tamika Haynes

Dissertation Coach

Dr. Tamika Haynes is the CEO & President of Scholars Professional Editing Group LLC. She is a wife and mother of two children while serving as a member of the GLG global consultant network and numerous editorial and small business boards of directors. Dr. Haynes serves as a reviewer of dissertations and published research for the Journal of social, behavioral, & health sciences. She enjoys most being a dissertation coach, scholar-practitioner, and expert in qualitative research methods and case study design.

Dr. Mark McCallon

Scholar Librarian

Mark L. McCallon is a professor and the Associate Dean for Library Information Services at ACU. He holds a B.A. in Business Administration from LeTourneau University, an M.L.S. from Texas Woman's University, and an Ed.D. from Baylor University. His interests include learning commons installations in academic libraries, electronic resources management, the history and biography of reading and librarianship, and the freedom to read. His conference papers and publications on these topics include an edited issue of Library Trends, “New Perspectives on Intellectual Freedom.”

Dr. Joan Kelly Hall

Dissertation Accelerator Program Coach

Joan Kelly Hall is Professor Emeritus of Applied Linguistics at Penn State University. She has over 30 years of experience as a writer and editor of academic English, publishing over 50 original research journal articles in top-tier journals and chapters in edited volumes, and 10 books with top-tier presses. She also brings extensive experience mentoring graduate students and supervising dissertation students. Her own research draws on the theoretical framework of Conversation Analysis (CA), a sociological approach to the study of social life, to study the practical nature of L2 teaching. She is highly skilled in CA, discourse analysis, and ethnographic research methods.

Dr. Patrece Joseph

Dissertation Accelerator Program Coach

Patrece Joseph received her PhD in Child Study and Human Development from Tufts University. She earned her Master’s degree in Child Development from Tufts University and her Bachelor’s in Psychology from Bates College. While at Tufts, Patrece worked as a graduate writing consultant, meeting one-on-one with students and developing writing workshops. Currently, she is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Carolina Postdoctoral Fellowship for Faculty Diversity at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Her research focuses on health as sociocultural developmental process in adolescence. She uses community-engaged research methods to examine how Black and Brown adolescents learn about and make health-related decisions and to design, implement, and disseminate developmentally and culturally grounded health interventions.

Dr. Elisabeth Vargo

Dissertation Coach

Dr. Julie Vargo is a scholar-practitioner with expertise in mixed-methods research and design. She studied psychology in Rome, Italy, at Sapienza University and obtained a Ph.D. in Public Health from Kingston University, London.

Testimonials

“I am so thankful that I found this mentorship program. Dr. Haynes has been such a supportive and welcoming mentor. She kept me organized and feeling more confident with my writing week by week for my research proposal. The sessions with Dr. Haynes truly gave me an in-depth understanding of why I needed to write for my study of interest! I strongly recommend this service if you need help with writing your proposal/dissertation.”

Chelsea H. (Howard University)

“ Everything has been wonderful so far. Everyone, especially Dr. Hays, is very informative and friendly. I have only turned in one chapter so far but I couldn’t be happier!”

David F. (Slippery Rock University)

“I am grateful and thankful to Dr.Tamika Haynes and the entire scholars editing team as they aid me in editing my doctoral chapters to prepare them for publishing! I love the integrity, expertise, support, and professionalism of this company as well as its affordability. As a soon-to-be Bradley University graduate, I am blessed that the scholarship editing team will get my chapters APA top ready! Thank you again to Dr.H and the entire Scholars Team!”

Kamilah W. (Bradley University)

“Guiding Light I recently had a consultation with Dr. Haynes of the Scholars Professional Editing Group. I have been in my program for 2 years and I am in the final stages of my research. After only one session with this amazing scholar, I was able to get much needed clarification on areas of the work where I struggled. This is a great program for anyone who needs guidance with their writing. I can't say enough about this experience. If you need help with your writing for your Master's thesis, or your dissertation or just want to improve your skills, this is the place. Thank you Dr. Haynes for guiding me to the light. Forever grateful.”

Gia (NCU)

“Excellent Support for Doctoral Candidates! The Scholars Group is a dedicated team of experts who guide Doctoral candidate students through the process of graduation. It is challenging to obtain a Doctoral degree. The Scholars Group helps to demystify the process and provides solid support for students. Support includes library assistance, writing support, and 1-1 mentoring. This Group is professional, supportive, encouraging, and all-around terrific.”

Janet H. (Walden University)

“When entering into the doctorate course, I was nervous because I did not understand the process . When Dr. Haynes and the editing group was introduced to me I have been excelling ever since . I have managed to get my prospectus approved, proposal approved, and I have been approved through the URR. I will defend in 2 weeks. All of this has been accomplished in less than a year. Dr. Vargo who is my dissertation coach works with me one-on-one and I am truly grateful to have someone so knowledgeable and experienced. I am blessed to have the scholar editing group in my corner and helping me get to the finish line.”

Shacourtney J (Walden University)

“Marching On! I joined the Boot Camp Program a year ago, not knowing what to expect. My primary goal was to learn effective strategies for navigating the doctorate program and get unscathed to the finish line. So far, I must say that the program offers a supportive environment. It is designed to fulfill the needs of the students wherever they are in their academic work. One-to-one teaching is a valuable option for students who require specific guidance with their coursework. Sessions for mental wellness and stress relief are available to maintain optimal learning. In addition, the ongoing evaluation process is also helpful to ensure a perfect match of the student and coach to attain desired outcomes. Thank you, Scholars Professionals Editing Group, Boot Camp, for making a difference in my Ph.D. journey. My work is well underway, and I am confident I am on the right track toward completing my Ph.D. program.”

Marlyn L (Rutgers University)

“I Have procrastinated, I have struggled, and I often doubt whether I could finiah this dissertation with all of my competing priorities. I should have contacted Dr. Haynes and her team much earlier. My dissertation team has been very helpful, but I need 1:1 support. Dr. Tamika Haynes connected me with Dr. Katie fallen who is my 1:1 coach. Dr. Allen is accessible, supportive, and very knowledgeable about my research study and particularly NVivo. My methods committee has commented on my progress and it is because of Dr. Allen's support. We all need a coach. We do not have to do this work by ourselves. Let's use the expertise of others. Thank you, Dr. Haynes!”

Michele M (NCU)