May 15th, 5 PM-6 PM
Steinbright Career Development Center, Conference Room
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Explore the Libraries’ many career resources and learn several steps and strategies to help you find a job or co-op outside the United States. This workshop will help you effectively use both electronic and print resources throughout your job search. Also discover resources to learn about different countries and their cultures and economies.Check out the Information Assistant for Careers’ Reference Page for more information and to register for a workshop!
Workshop Presenter: Brendan Johnson, Information Assistant for Careers
May 8th, 6 PM-7 PM
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Presenter: Gary Childs, Education/Reference Librarian, Health Sciences Libraries
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Get research assistance for your Engineering 103 project. Schedule a library consultation with Jay Bhatt, Liaison Librarian for Engineering. Visit the Libraries’ Engineering Research Guides and click on the “Book a Reference Consultation” button below the chat widget. It’s easy!
Also check out additional resources for engineering research – there are several tutorials designed specifically for your ENGR 103 project.
Upcoming workshops:
Friday, May 4th from 3 – 4 PM
W.W. Hagerty Library, L33
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Explore the Libraries’ many career resources and learn several steps and strategies to help you find a job or co-op outside the United States. This workshop will help you effectively use both electronic and print resources throughout your job search. Also discover resources to learn about different countries and their cultures and economies.Check out the Information Assistant for Careers’ Reference Page for more information and to register for a workshop!
Workshop Presenter: Brendan Johnson, Information Assistant for Careers
May 2nd, 5 PM-6 PM
W.W. Hagerty Library, L14
This workshop provides an introduction to the Engineering Village research platform. Learn how to effectively use the thesaurus features of Ei Compendex and INSPEC, as well as advanced database search options to locate scholarly sources.
Workshop Presenter: Jay Bhatt, Liaison Librarian for Engineering
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April 26th, 4 PM-5:00 PM
Presenter: Tom Ipri, Liaison Librarian for Media Arts and Design
W.W. Hagerty Library, L14
Learn more about the Libraries’ RefWorks tool and how it can help you manage your references.
Workshop Presenter: Tom Ipri, Liaison Librarian for Media Arts and Design
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Wednesday, April 25th from 12 PM – 1 PM
Steinbright Career Development Center, Conference Room
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Explore the Libraries’ many career resources and learn several steps and strategies to help you find a job or co-op outside the United States. This workshop will help you effectively use both electronic and print resources throughout your job search. Also discover resources to learn about different countries and their cultures and economies.Check out the Information Assistant for Careers’ Reference Page for more information and to register for a workshop!
Workshop Presenter: Brendan Johnson, Information Assistant for Careers
Wednesday, April 18th from 4 – 5:30 PM
W. W. Hagerty Library, Room L14
Want to create a chart to visually show results from an experiment, lab or survey?
With Microsoft Excel, you can create a range of chart types to compare items, show composition, illustrate a trend, or show relationships among variables. In this hands-on, introductory workshop you will learn how to use the basic chart tools available in Microsoft Excel 2010 (Windows version).
In this workshop, you will learn how to…
Create and customize the look and layout of a chart
Format a chart’s axes
Add chart titles and other common chart components
Print to PDF and export the chart to Word and PowerPoint
Workshop Presenter: Nancy Bellafante, Librarian for Undergraduate Learning
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Thursday, April 12th from 4 – 5:30 PM
W. W. Hagerty Library, Room L14
Zotero is an open-source reference management tool. With one click, Zotero can automatically import bibliographic information that it “senses” in many library databases as well as library catalogs and web sites such as The New York Times, Wikipedia, Flickr and Amazon. You can attach notes, links, and PDFs to records in your Zotero library.
Zotero’s Microsoft Word plugin helps you to quickly create in-text citations, endnotes, and bibliographies in a variety of citation styles.
In this hands-on, introductory workshop you will learn how to:
Navigate the Zotero interface
Import citation information into Zotero
Organize your Zotero library
Create bibliographies
Workshop Presenter: Nancy Bellafante, Librarian for Undergraduate Learning.
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Wednesday, April 11th from 4:30 – 5:00 PM
Library Learning Terrace
Get the most out of the Libraries! In this presentation, you will learn how to effectively navigate the Libraries’ website and use appropriate research tools to find the best sources for your projects and papers.There will be time for discussion at the end, so please come with questions.
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Workshop Presenter: Nancy Bellafante, Librarian for Undergraduate Learning.
May 15th, 5 PM-6 PM
