Thesis template style list

The order of the styles below corresponds to the style list in the template (download). Style names appear in the Styles pane. Alias names appear in the Quick Style Gallery in the Home tab of the Ribbon.

Style Name	Alias	Description
Heading 1	ThesisTitle	Thesis title. Appears on the title page
Heading 2	ChapterTitle	Chapter titles. Each style has a page break before, so expect it to jump to the next page when you apply the style.
Heading 3	SectionTitle/A-head	Chapter subheads
Heading 4	B-Head	Second-level subhead
Heading 5	C-Head	Third-level subhead; this style appears in-line with its related paragraph (using C-Head Body Text). It has to be applied on a separate line first, then you delete the paragraph return that separates the C-Head style and the paragraph.
C-Body Text	C-Body	Body text that is associated with the C-head
No-TOC-Heading	Same	Headings not meant to be part of the table of contents, styled similarly to chapter headings (Heading 2)
Body Text	Body	Basic body text
Centered Text	Centered	Same formatting as body, except centered rather than flush left
Author	Same	Used for the author attribution on the title page
Month-Year	Same	Month, year, on the bottom of the title page, below "Harvard" (also included)
Block Quote	BlockQuo	For any quotes that are set apart from the main body text
Numbered List	Numbers	Ordered lists: 1, 2, 3, etc.
Bulleted List	Bullets	Unordered lists
Table Title	TableTitle	Analogous to figure titles, but meant to appear above tables
Table Description	TableDesc	Descriptive text below the table title
Table Cell	TableCell	for any text or data in a table cell
Figure	Figure	Apply this style to the paragraph in which your figure rests so it doesn't get pulled into your List of Figures.
Figure Title	FigTitle	Headings that appear directly above figures (charts, illustrations, etc.)
Figure Description	FigDesc	Descriptive text below the figure title
Bibliography Entry	BibEntry	Correct indentation style for your bibliography entries
Copyright	Same	For use on the second page, for copyright information
Footer	Same	Formatting for page numbers, appearing at the bottom of the page below the main content
Header	Same	Formatting for the header, at the top of the page above the main content
TOC 1	Same	Style for first-level table of contents entries
TOC 2	Same	Style for second-level table of contents entries
TOC 3	Same	Style for third-level table of contents entries
TOC 4	Same	Style for fourth-level table of contents entries