Day 2 of the PhD Thesis Bootcamp at the School of Graduate Studies (SGS), University of Ghana, delivered hands-on empowerment for doctoral candidates navigating the rigors of thesis writing. Under the skilled guidance of MCs Mrs. Esi Benyiwa Idan Osam Doe-Sallah, Assistant Registrar and Head of the Thesis Office, and Prof. Patrick Amoateng, Vice-Dean of SGS, the day spotlighted a transformative session led by Prof. Clement K. I. Appah on mastering the EndNote referencing tool. This eye-opening workshop equipped students with essential skills for organizing references, importing citations seamlessly, and generating formatted bibliographies—streamlining academic writing and elevating research precision.
Beyond the highlight, participants seized ample dedicated time for intensive writing sessions, allowing them to refine their theses with direct feedback from resource personnel. These personalized consultations clarified processes, addressed sticking points, and boosted confidence in tackling complex scholarly demands. The interactive format fostered breakthroughs, turning potential roadblocks into pathways for progress.
SGS's PhD Thesis Bootcamp continues to shine as a cornerstone of graduate support, blending expert training with practical application to propel students toward thesis mastery and publication success. The University of Ghana beams with pride at this dynamic initiative, which not only sharpens skills but inspires a new generation of researchers. Aspiring participants are urged to stay tuned for future bootcamps—miss one, and regret the missed spark of academic acceleration.