PHDL 7660 — Experiential PhD Challenge Project 1

4 semester hoursGraduateLectureusually offered: fall, springNo campus, no room neededOne-On-One

Offers PhD students an opportunity to use research expertise in an authentic setting and with authentic consequences to develop and present a plan for the demonstration of an organizational challenge. This challenge can consist of a technology solution, a policy analysis with recommendations, or a review of organizational processes that involve higher-order critical thinking. Requires engagement and training with a sponsoring organization to improve a process, assess opportunity, or propose a solution that is of significant value to the organization and demonstrates a measurable impact while enhancing the PhD student’s PhD education and intellectual agility while fostering leadership development. Requires acceptance into the Experiential PhD Leadership Certificate program.

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Offering history

TermSectionsEnrolledCapacityFullOpen seats/section
Summer B 202310300%30.0
Fall 2023131225%9.0
Spring 2024121020%8.0
Fall 2024191275%3.0
Spring 202511010100%0.0
Summer B 2025111100%0.0
Fall 202511210120%0.0
Spring 2026192045%11.0

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Unlocks

PHDL 7662

Courses that list PHDL 7660 in their prerequisites.

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