Auburn University Libraries offering Savvy Researcher Boot Camp
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Auburn University Libraries will hold its Savvy Researcher Boot Camp, in-person, on Saturday, Feb. 4, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
The daylong event is designed for graduate students who want to take their research skills to a higher level. Whether students are interested in learning how to locate scholarly sources in their field, write a literature review, design a conference poster, manage data or organize citations, the Savvy Researcher workshops will help them become better, more effective, researchers.
Workshops included:
Writing Literature Reviews (offered by University Writing)Intro to Graduate Level Writing (offered by University Writing)Conducting a Literature Review: Search StrategiesIntro to Systematic ReviewsNEW: Searching Scholarly Literature: Biology & AgricultureNEW: Finding Scholarly Literature: EngineeringNEW: Searching Scholarly Literature: Chemical/Chemical EngineeringNEW: Searching for Statistics in the Field of EducationLocating Race & Ethnicity Census DataUnderstanding Consumer Behavior & TrendsLeveraging Google Scholar & Google TranslatePublishing Your Work & Building Your Scholarly IdentityNVivo Fundamentals: A Hands-On WorkshopData Management for Scientific WorkflowsIntro to Git/GitHubNEW: Ethical Data PracticesIntro to ZoteroMendeley ClinicEndnoteIntro to LaTeX | LaTeX: Bibliographies, Images, TablesAPA CitingResearch Poster Design Using Adobe InDesignInnovation & Research Commons Resources and ServicesNEW: Presentation Skills and SoftwareHow to Read a Scholarly ArticleResearcher & Student Success (offered by Academic Coaching)
A special lunch hour panel will feature Auburn University’s 2022 Three Minute Thesis winners, Justin Harvell and Shiva Nageswaran.
Submitted by: Jayson Hill
