MyResearch graduate seminar series

» Register now for MyResearch happening in the Fall 2013 semester

Become an independent researcher! 

Take control of your own development and advance your library research skills and techniques. Increase your knowledge and understanding of the research environment. Learn strategies to improve your research management and effectiveness. 

MyResearch is a suite of workshops tailored to graduate and postdoctoral students. The series consists of four interactive seminars that will be held three times this year (Fall 2012, Winter and Spring 2013) at five different locations and covering the following subject areas: Agriculture/Environmental Sciences & Nutrition, Health & Biological Sciences, Humanities, Physical Sciences & Engineering and Social Sciences. Each of them is two hours long with plenty of hands-on practice.

Topics cover the beginning of the research process, including refining of your research topic, right through to ways to enter the research community, all the while highlighting the Library’s resources and services.

• MyResearch graduate seminar series - Module 1: EndNote Essentials [workshop description]
• MyResearch graduate seminar series - Module 2: Graduate Research Tool Kit [workshop description]
• MyResearch graduate seminar series - Module 3: Search Strategies & Techniques [workshop description]
• MyResearch graduate seminar series - Module 4: Getting Your Research Out [workshop description]

If you do attend all four modules, you will receive a certificate signed by both the Trenholme Dean of Libraries and the Dean of Graduate and PostDoctoral Studies.

Feedback

If you've participated in the MyResearch workshops, we'd appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to fill out a short, online survey that we've prepared.

» MyResearch feedback form

Your feedback will help us to make our workshops even better, so we appreciate you taking the time to let us know what you thought of the workshop!