Graduate Editorial Office Has Moved to 134 Grinter!

While formatting assistance is provided by the UF Computing Help Desk in the Hub, the UF Graduate School Editorial Office is a separate office. Faculty and staff with curriculum issues and/or thesis and dissertation content questions should now go to 134 Grinter Hall or reach out via email (gradedit@aa.ufl.edu) or phone (392-1282).

For students, the Editorial Office oversees the thesis and dissertation process, offering guidance to ensure their theses and dissertations meet UF’s high standards and are ready for electronic submission and digital archiving.

The Editorial Office can answer questions about:

  • Reference systems
  • Copyright/documentation issues
  • Provide referrals to editors for hire

NOTE: They do not examine or critique content, scholarship, research methods or writing style, which is the responsibility of the student and his or her supervisory committee.

For faculty and staff, they coordinate the UF Graduate Catalog and meetings of the UF Graduate Curriculum Committee, Maintaining a database of graduate course proposals and approvals.

Deadlines

Format Requirements and List of Editors

EDM

Editorial Document Management System (EDM)

Submit your thesis or dissertation and track the submission of data related to the ETD process through this convenient and easy-to-use online portal. The system provides a communication mechanism between the Graduate School Editorial staff, the graduating student, and the faculty advisor. The system is synchronous with GIMS (Graduate Information Management System) which records data about your graduate academic record. At the end of the ETD process, the system transfers all ETDs to library. Click on the link above to access the EDM system.