The University Library, in collaboration with Graduate Studies and Project LOGRAR, will host a virtual 3.5-hour, single day event that consist of online workshops and remote library instruction, strengthening graduate students' knowledge and skills as researchers and scholars. The event is aimed to build a sense of community and belonging at the university as well as provide the opportunity to build skills as researchers through the workshops and information sessions that are offered. The event will aim to reinforce the value of library resources and librarians in graduate students’ experience of being in a graduate program.
Students will develop a sense of community through participation in a graduate-centered space.
Students will gain familiarity with Library resources and services.
Students will to be able to analyze information and ideas from a variety of sources and perspectives to make informed decisions.
Students will be able to identify the contribution that a specific source makes to their research.
Students will learn how to match their information needs and search strategies with the appropriate search tools.
Students will be able to properly cite information sources by crediting the ideas of others.
Time | Session | Facilitator |
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9:00-9:10am | Welcome and Introductions | Sally Romero, Education Librarian |
9:10-9:50am |
Keynote Speakers Dr. Genevieve Negrón-Gonzales and Dr. Magdalena L. Barrera |
Sally Romero, Education Librarian |
9:50-10:00am | Break | |
10:00-10:20am |
Workshop A: Intro to Research |
Rayheem Eskridge, Environmental Design Librarian |
10:20-10:40am |
Workshop B: Basic Research Strategies |
Hannah Cole, Humanities & Communication Librarian |
10:40-10:50am |
Break |
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10:50-11:10am |
Workshop C: Advanced Researching Strategies |
Hannah Cole, Humanities & Communication Librarian Freda Lin, Agriculture Librarian |
11:10-11:40am |
Workshop D: Citation Basics - APA 7th ed |
Julie Shen, Business, Hospitality & Computer Science Librarian |
11:40-11:50am | Break | |
11:50-12:05pm |
Workshop E: Setting Up Your ORCID |
Shonn Haren, Social Sciences & History Librarian |
12:05pm-12:30pm |
Workshop F: Thesis/Dissertation Formatting |
Marilu Salcedo, Library Services Specialist III |
12:30pm | Closing Remarks |