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DESCRIPTION:In order to produce your own research\, you will have to engage
  with the research of others. Reading and synthesizing scholarly sources\,
  however\, can be intimidating and overwhelming. This workshop is designed
  to help graduate students learn practical ways to effectively engage with
  scholarly writing.Participate in the workshop and you will:Learn strategi
 es for understanding and evaluating scholarly sourcesDevelop tools for und
 erstanding relationships between different sourcesPractice articulating co
 nnections between sources in your own writingYou should come to the worksh
 op with:A hard copy or electronic version of 2 outside sources (articles\,
  book chapters\, etc.) that you are currently using in your research.This 
 workshop will be held online on Friday\, February 12\, 2021\, from 9:00 am
  to 10:30 am. Registrants will receive the Zoom link in a confirmation ema
 il. Students must register for the workshop with their McGill email addres
 ses.Your facilitator will be Mary Towers\, a Ph.D. candidate in English\, 
 who teaches writing to undergraduates and graduate students at the McGill 
 Writing Centre.Online Event InstructionsRegistrants will receive the Zoom 
 link in a confirmation email. Students must register for the workshop with
  their McGill email addresses.
DTSTART:20210212T140000Z
DTEND:20210212T153000Z
SUMMARY:Engaging Sources
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/involvement/channels/event/engaging-sources-32791
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