If the faculty is satisfied, the student, with faculty signature, may register. The student will then be told of the dates of meetings that she or he should attend, and deadlines for completion of a preliminary and final draft. Students are expected to complete the SRP in the semester in which they register. There will be no formal supervision over the summer, although students may of course carry out research and write over the summer. During their membership of an SRP group students will have to attend meetings called by their Faculty Supervisor.
Most faculty require students to attend three meetings.
Students in a group will also be encouraged to hold further unsupervised meetings amongst themselves or possibly with other groups to discuss informally their experiences and findings. At the final meeting, students will make fifteen minute formal presentations after which they will be questioned both by the supervisor and their colleagues. The responsibility of the student will be to highlight key findings in a manner that is clear and of interest to their colleagues, and provide some of points of relevance to the themes in the literature. It is hoped in time that outsiders, possibly alumni, or other professionals, may attend these presentation meetings. Students may request to attend group meeting in the semester before they register in order to benefit from attendance at meetings of an SRP group that is ahead of them.