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Francis Mhalafu
Aug 27, 2012, 4:17:22 PM8/27/12
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From: JOHN R. PHILEMON <jon...@udbs.udsm.ac.tz>
Date: Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 8:19 PM
Subject: MIT-MIB PRACTICUM INFORMATION 2012
To: jon...@udbs.udsm.ac.tz, SHEH...@yahoo.com
Cc: mosha...@yahoo.com, fcmh...@gmail.com
(DEAR CRs , PLEASE PASS THIS MESSAGE TO ALL MIT-MIB MEMBERS THROUGH YOUR
GROUP MAIL)
Dear students,
I understand that most of you are currently on practicum which is supposed
to take six weeks. We would like to know where each one is interning so
arrangements can be made for supervision. Remember even if you have not
gotten placements, you need to communicate that to the office of the
coordinator.
I am requesting that each one of you fills in the attached form and return
to me on or before 3rd September 2012:
Regards
Dr. John R.M. Philemon
University of Dar-es-Salaam Business School
Office: OLD UDBS BUILDING(Off. No. 107)
P.O. Box 35046
Dar-es-Salaam
Tel: +255-754-38 44 53
Alternative email: qu...@yahoo.com
From: JOHN R. PHILEMON <jon...@udbs.udsm.ac.tz>
Date: Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 8:19 PM
Subject: MIT-MIB PRACTICUM INFORMATION 2012
To: jon...@udbs.udsm.ac.tz, SHEH...@yahoo.com
Cc: mosha...@yahoo.com, fcmh...@gmail.com
(DEAR CRs , PLEASE PASS THIS MESSAGE TO ALL MIT-MIB MEMBERS THROUGH YOUR
GROUP MAIL)
Dear students,
I understand that most of you are currently on practicum which is supposed
to take six weeks. We would like to know where each one is interning so
arrangements can be made for supervision. Remember even if you have not
gotten placements, you need to communicate that to the office of the
coordinator.
I am requesting that each one of you fills in the attached form and return
to me on or before 3rd September 2012:
Regards
Dr. John R.M. Philemon
University of Dar-es-Salaam Business School
Office: OLD UDBS BUILDING(Off. No. 107)
P.O. Box 35046
Dar-es-Salaam
Tel: +255-754-38 44 53
Alternative email: qu...@yahoo.com
Regards
Francis C. Mhalafu
Francis C. Mhalafu
CampUS Safaris Limited Co.
Director
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Francis Mhalafu
Oct 30, 2013, 11:27:32 AM10/30/13
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Date: Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 3:36 PM
Subject: SUBMISSION OF ERROR FREE DISSERTATIONS
To: jon...@udbs.udsm.ac.tz
Cc: mosha...@yahoo.com, fcmh...@gmail.com
SUBMISSION OF ERROR FREE DISSERTATIONS
DEAR ALL,
1. THE ongoing external and internal examination process for graduate
students’ dissertations is proving fruitful as students are getting
invaluable comments. We wish to appreciate the input by both internal and
external examiners for a job well done hitherto.
2. THE postgraduate office has however noted that SOME students submit
their supposedly error free dissertations/ theses without “effecting” the
comments received from examiners. Supervisors are reminded that they need
to ensure that the students THEY SUPERVISE appropriately incorporate
comments provided.
3. BESIDES, submitted dissertations are found wanting is such areas as
(1) INCOMPLETENESS OF REFERENCE LIST, (2) TYPOGRAPHICAL AND GRAMMATICAL
ERRORS; (3) ERRONEOUS REFERENCING OF THE CITED WORKS ETC. UDBS have tended
to largely adopt the APA REFERENCING FORMAT for academic publications.
PLEASE ADVISE STUDENTS TO USE THE SAME FORMAT.
4. STUDENTS are ALSO advised to observe the POSTGRADUATE GUIDELINE
CLAUSE 12:3 regarding PROOF-READING AND EDITING OF THESES AND
DISSERTATIONS:
12.3.1 Candidates should ensure that the written dissertation and thesis
demonstrates a high standard of proof–reading and copy editing (including
attention to layout, spelling, grammar, sentence structure). The
thesis/dissertation should be checked for accuracy, including references,
cross–references and sequences of numbers. Figures, diagrams and tables
must be numbered sequentially in the manuscript.
12.3.2 Candidates should note that, as a general rule, supervisors are not
expected to edit a dissertation or thesis. If a thesis/dissertation
requires editing, the supervisor(s) may advise the candidate of the need
and, if appropriate, give advice on where to obtain help with
typographical proof–reading and editing.
I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST
C-PGS
29th October 2013
Subject: SUBMISSION OF ERROR FREE DISSERTATIONS
To: jon...@udbs.udsm.ac.tz
Cc: mosha...@yahoo.com, fcmh...@gmail.com
SUBMISSION OF ERROR FREE DISSERTATIONS
DEAR ALL,
1. THE ongoing external and internal examination process for graduate
students’ dissertations is proving fruitful as students are getting
invaluable comments. We wish to appreciate the input by both internal and
external examiners for a job well done hitherto.
2. THE postgraduate office has however noted that SOME students submit
their supposedly error free dissertations/ theses without “effecting” the
comments received from examiners. Supervisors are reminded that they need
to ensure that the students THEY SUPERVISE appropriately incorporate
comments provided.
3. BESIDES, submitted dissertations are found wanting is such areas as
(1) INCOMPLETENESS OF REFERENCE LIST, (2) TYPOGRAPHICAL AND GRAMMATICAL
ERRORS; (3) ERRONEOUS REFERENCING OF THE CITED WORKS ETC. UDBS have tended
to largely adopt the APA REFERENCING FORMAT for academic publications.
PLEASE ADVISE STUDENTS TO USE THE SAME FORMAT.
4. STUDENTS are ALSO advised to observe the POSTGRADUATE GUIDELINE
CLAUSE 12:3 regarding PROOF-READING AND EDITING OF THESES AND
DISSERTATIONS:
12.3.1 Candidates should ensure that the written dissertation and thesis
demonstrates a high standard of proof–reading and copy editing (including
attention to layout, spelling, grammar, sentence structure). The
thesis/dissertation should be checked for accuracy, including references,
cross–references and sequences of numbers. Figures, diagrams and tables
must be numbered sequentially in the manuscript.
12.3.2 Candidates should note that, as a general rule, supervisors are not
expected to edit a dissertation or thesis. If a thesis/dissertation
requires editing, the supervisor(s) may advise the candidate of the need
and, if appropriate, give advice on where to obtain help with
typographical proof–reading and editing.
I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST
C-PGS
29th October 2013
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Regards
Francis C. Mhalafu
CampUS Safaris
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