The library will be offering a series of workshops this fall both in-person and online on a variety of topics. We encourage you to register in advance. Below is a complete list of workshops including a registration link. You can also visit the library webpage for more information and to register.
Wed, Sep 4
Getting Started with MendeleyJoin the library for a hybrid presentation which will introduce you to the basics of Mendeley, including how to add resources into the software and create an automatic bibliography in Word. Feel free to bring your lunch, snacks will be provided. A Zoom link will be sent out prior to the presentation.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 103, Zoom
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 103, Zoom
Wed, Sep 11
Getting Started with ZoteroJoin the library for a online presentation which will introduce you to the basics of Zotero, including how to add resources into the software and create an automatic bibliography in Word.
6:00pm – 7:00pmLibrary 103, Zoom
Wed, Sep 18
Research Strategies for Literature ReviewsThis workshop will introduce you to the search process and research tools used to find sources for a successful literature review. All participants will receive a Zoom link after registration
6:00pm – 7:00pmLibrary 103, Zoom
Mon, Sep 23
Cover LettersOn the day before Career Fair, students will be invited to the WCC to discuss the features of a strong cover letter and to workshop their own
4:00pm – 5:00pmWriting and Communications Center
Wed, Sep 25
Introduction to Scholarly PublishingLearn how to choose the right journal, navigate peer review, and increase the visibility of your research. This workshop covers copyright, open access, and strategies for impactful publishing.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Snacks ProvidesLibrary 103, Zoom
Snacks ProvidesLibrary 103, Zoom
Wed, Oct 2
Maximizing Your Research ImpactWith so much scholarly output being produced, being noticed is becoming increasingly difficult. The purpose of this workshop is to explore ways to maximize your impact and increase your visibility as a researcher, utilizing ORCID, scholarly profiles, open access, social media, and more. All participants will receive a Zoom link after registration.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 103, Zoom
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 103, Zoom
Mon, Oct 7
Midterm Recovery Speed SessionsStudents will be invited to bring their last-minute consultation needs to the WCC for quick, 20-minute sessions. The consultant and the student will work out a strategy for catching up with work, or to prepare for an upcoming project.
4:00pm – 7:00pmWriting and Communications Center
Wed, Oct 16
Introduction to Research Data ManagementThis session introduces the basics of research data management, including documentation, organization, storage, and sharing practices. Ideal for beginners, this workshop will assist in ensuring you understand the ethical standards of research data management.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 103, Zoom
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 103, Zoom
Mon, Oct 21
Dynamic Research PostersThe WCC provide tools, techniques, and best practices for research posters that are clear and visually engaging.
4:00pm – 5:00pmWriting and Communications Center
Mon, Oct 28
Engaging PresentationsThe WCC will offer guidance on creating presentations that are visually stunning and engaging for an audience, including discussions about visual and audio aids as well as public speaking techniques.
4:00pm – 5:00pm
Writing and Communications Center
Writing and Communications Center
Wed, Oct 30
Creating Data Management PlansGain essential knowledge to develop effective Data Management Plans (DMPs) for your research. This workshop covers key DMP components like data collection, storage, and compliance, as well as introduces participants to the DMPTool.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 013, Zoom
Snacks ProvidedLibrary 013, Zoom
Mon, Nov 4
Writing Articles for PublicationThe WCC will offer guidance on writing articles for scholarly publications, including considerations about language, style, and AI.
4:00pm – 5:00pmWriting and Communications Center