Get Department Of Library And Information Studies Lis 598 Directed Study (prerequisite: Permission Of

Filling out the Department Of Library And Information Studies LIS 598 Directed Study form is an essential step for students seeking to enroll in this course. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your directed study form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor for completion.
2. Enter your full name in the 'STUDENT NAME' field to identify yourself clearly.
3. Input your unique identification number in the 'Person No.' field to verify your enrollment status.
4. Provide your email address in the 'E-MAIL' field to ensure the department can contact you regarding your registration.
5. Leave the 'REGISTRATION No.' field blank, as this will be provided by the LIS office later.
6. Indicate the semester you wish to register for by selecting either 'Fall,' 'Spring,' or 'Summer Session.'
7. Fill in the 'ENDING DATE OF PRACTICUM' if applicable, specifying when your directed study will conclude.
8. Enter the number of credit hours you are seeking under 'Credit hours,' ensuring that you do not exceed the specified limits.
9. Select the grading option by indicating either 'Letter' or 'S/U' to reflect your preference on how the course will be graded.
10. Provide a clear description of your directed study in the 'DESCRIPTION OF DIRECTED STUDY' field, outlining the focus of your work.
11. Obtain the Faculty Signature by having your supervising faculty sign the form, along with the corresponding date.
12. Sign and date the 'Student Signature' section to confirm your agreement and understanding of the study.
13. Once completed, return the original form to the LIS office located at 534 Baldy. Retain copies for both your faculty supervisor and yourself.
14. After submission, observe the drop/add dates for the semester you are registering to ensure compliance.

Complete your documents online to ensure efficient processing and enrollment in your directed study.