I'm only submitting a written thesis (no media).
Submit as PDF/A.
Decker Library is the official repository for graduate theses created by students of MICA's graduate programs.
If you're a graduate student ready to submit your PDF/A and have spoken to your program director/faculty about requirements for thesis submission, submit your work here (MICA username and password required). Helpful resources:
All graduate students are required to submit a thesis in order to graduate. All students must have a written component and submit their work as a PDF/A. See the Thesis Submission Requirements below. Questions? Reach out to us at refer@mica.edu or Drew Lundholm in the Graduate Studies Office at alundholm@mica.edu.
Submit as PDF/A.
Submit as a PDF/A. Please ask your program director about the written portion required.
Submit both images and writing in one PDF/A.
Right now, this is optional (unless noted otherwise by your program). If your project includes media, submit that media on a disk (CD or DVD) or USB marked with your name and student ID to the Graduate Studies Office on the first floor of Lazarus Center. Remember to submit your PDF/A as well!
Video, audio, and other media formats are optional. If your thesis project includes media (audio, video, etc.) that you would like to have physically archived, you can submit this work on disk or USB. Please write your name and student ID number on the disk or USB and drop it off at the Graduate Studies Office in the Lazarus Center.
Why do we require a physical disk or other media? All media is archived on library servers, then made available to patrons via copied disk. Media is not made available via Digital Decker at this time.
This portion of theses is only available for in-library use. You can find theses through our library catalog, or by using our inventory of theses collected during this time period, arranged by program.
This portion of theses is available through Digital Decker. Since 2014, theses creators dictate permission level of their work; therefore, some theses are open to the public, but some are restricted to the MICA community only. (MICA username and password are required). Others are embargoed (i.e. unavailable) for five years from the creation date.