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Home Our Work Resources Program Staff Carnegie Initiative on the Doctorate Brief Overview The Carnegie Initiative on the Doctorate (CID) is a multi-year research and action project to support departments' efforts to more purposefully structure their doctoral programs. We will work closely with the disciplinary communities, as well as selected departments, in six fields of study. We will foster discipline-based conceptual work and design experiments in a small number of selected departments. Carnegie will collect, examine and disseminate findings from this significant discussion and related experiments. The Carnegie Foundation believes that it is timely to return to first principles, and ask "What is the purpose of doctoral education?" Taken broadly, we believe the answer to be, to educate and prepare those to whom we can entrust the vigor, quality, and integrity of the field. We call such a person a " steward of the discipline ."

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Home Our Work Carnegie Initiative on the Doctorate CID home ... Program Staff Carnegie Initiative on the Doctorate Partner and Allied Departments by Discipline The 32 Partner Departments of the CID have committed to a serious deliberation about the purposes and desired outcomes of the doctoral program in the department. Departments will consider the strategies currently used to meet those goals. As a result of the deliberations, departments will propose changes in their program intended to better meet the agreed upon outcome goals. Taking a scholarly approach, departments further commit to gathering evidence about the impact of the changes. The Foundation's research activities will primarily focus on Partner Departments and their activities. Through annual convenings, independent data gathering, and other activities, the Carnegie Foundation will support, encourage and publicize the work done by Partner Departments. Allied departments have agreed to pursue similar goals and strategies, albeit with less support from the Foundation. Applying to be a Partnering Department The deadline for letters of intention for history and neurosciences programs is May 28th, 2003.

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