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Workshops & Seminars
Upcoming Workshops & Seminars
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Business Research Workshops
Come learn how to be an efficient business researcher. In the Business Research workshops, tips and techniques will be presented for searching business resources and locating information such as articles, industry profiles and market research reports. Resources for data/statistics will also be discussed.

Philosophy Library Research Workshops
Discover the library tools, skills and services to improve the effectiveness of your philosophical research

Primary Sources Workshops
Come to this session and learn about how to identify what primary sources we have and how they can be used in your research. Designed for upper-division undergraduate and graduate students. Attendees are encouraged to bring their research topics to this session so useful primary sources can be identified.

Research Workshops
Learn the basics of finding information using the resources that the Libraries provide. Topics include searching the Libraries' online catalog, choosing a database from the 700+ that Baylor provides, learning research strategies for the databases, finding out how to request materials that the Libraries do not own, getting assistance from a subject librarian, taking advantage of Google Scholar, and searching Google efficiently.

Science Research Workshops
Come learn about conducting science research. We will cover finding scientific articles (and how to get access to them), reading scientific articles, and writing scientific articles. If time permits, we will touch upon the scientific research process including experimental design and data analysis.

Theology & Biblical Studies Library Research Workshops
Discover the library tools, skills and services to improve the effectiveness of your theological research

Zotero Workshops
Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free, easy-to-use Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources. It lives right where you do your work - in the web browser.