Library Faculty Workshops

This session will provide an overview of the scholarly publishing ecosystem from research through publication and equip you with tools for success. Bring your questions and concerns!

Learn about ORCiD (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) and how to manage your scholarly identity. We will explore what author identity means, how ORCiD supports scholarship, and provide assistance in setting up and updating an ORCiD account.

Whether you're teaching in the classroom or online, making accessible teaching materials is an important part of any faculty member's role. This workshop will show you tools and techniques in PowerPoint that will help make sure your slidedecks are accessible, while also looking great!

Academics are familiar with the importance of evidence synthesis through systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and similar research. While evidence synthesis work is highly valued for its strict adherence to protocols and procedures, it can be challenging for the researcher to navigate all of the requirements, suggestions, and tools needed to conduct this important work.

This workshop will outline the basics of getting started with evidence synthesis and provide participants with information such as review team expertise, methodology models, synthesis protocols, inclusion/exclusion criteria considerations, screening tools, and more.

You've seen how to engage your students through library research, but what does the Library have to offer your own research besides databases? Discover how librarians can help with citation management, systematic reviews, creating a research ID, measuring & promoting your research, publication decisions, and more!

Rachel Fleming is eager to talk to you!

Drop by to talk about any projects you want to start, or already have in progress. General questions are also welcome - this can be anything from a casual discussion to a detailed planning session.