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This workshop will provide students with an overview of the main features of three of the most popular citation management software programs – EndNote, RefWorks, and Zotero. Learn which may be best for your research purposes. Thursday, October 21, 1pm - 2pm Instructors: Roberta Tipton & Jonathan Torres (Business Librarians) Register here today!

Dana Library and the Graduate School-Newark are pleased to continue the Fall 2021 Graduate Student Success Workshops, designed to integrate students' scholarly, personal, and career goals into a sustained program of professional development. Our next workshop on 10/28 will provide an overview of the main features of one of the most popular citation management software programs – EndNote Web. Learn how to work smarter and save time using these tools! Introduction to #EndNoteWe

Dana Library and the Graduate School-Newark are pleased to continue the Fall 2021 Graduate Student Success Workshops, designed to integrate students' scholarly, personal, and career goals into a sustained professional development program. Archival Research Tools and Tips provides an overview of the archival research process and how to locate and use archives to support student research. From demystifying finding aids to securing travel awards, attendees will learn a range

The Graduate School-Newark warmly invites interested students to join us on September 10th for a workshop on Publishing as a Graduate Student. This workshop, facilitated by Dr. Jacqueline Mattis, Dean of the School of Arts & Sciences-Newark, is designed to demystify the publication process for students in the humanities, social sciences, and STEM fields. Attendees will learn how to structure articles for a scholarly journal; how to manage their projects with an eye toward pub

ICYMI - we are pleased to share our Orientation Week recordings! August 24: New TA / GA Workshop August 25: New Student Orientation

Orientation for New Graduate Teaching Assistants Tuesday, August 24, 2021 Full Schedule Morning Session 10:00am to 11:30am 10:00am – 10:15am: Dean’s Welcome 10:15am – 10:30am: Provost’s Welcome: The Importance of Teaching at Rutgers-Newark 10:30am – 11:30am: Experienced TA Panel: What I Wish I Knew About Being a TA (featuring students in lab sciences, humanities and social sciences) 11:30am – 1:00pm: MID-DAY BREAK Afternoon Session 1:00pm to 3:00pm 1:00pm – 1:30pm: Supp

The Graduate School is excited to share our graduation celebration video honoring our recent graduates and all of their hard work and perseverance throughout their academic journey here at Rutgers! As you know, we recently asked program faculty and each of you to contribute photos and mini-"toasts" to all our graduating students! While we are sad we could not have an in-person event this May, we look forward to welcoming you to campus in November when the university will hos

The Graduate School is pleased to announce the recipient of the 2021 Outstanding Dissertation Award: Dr. Chengwei Liu Dr. Liu received his PhD in Chemistry in October 2020. That same year, he was awarded the 2020 IPMI Student Award, a prestigious recognition bestowed annually by the International Precious Metals Institute to a graduate student researcher working with precious metals. Chengwei's accomplishments and discoveries were also recognized with a Chinese Government Awa

The message below was shared with Rutgers' international students on April 6. *********** Dear Members of the Rutgers International Community, We are very much looking forward to welcoming all members of the Rutgers community back to our campuses, which we expect will be this fall. We also recognize that for our international students and scholars abroad, the path to return may be more challenging than for those in the U.S. While New Jersey State and federal health guidelines

Join us on May 3 for our last data management workshop of the semester! Students will learn how to use #Tableau for creating data visualization formats and real-time data analytics features using business datasets. Learn how to prepare, analyze, and share your data. Monday, May 3, 3pm – 4pm Instructor: Jonathan Torres (Business Librarian, Dana Library) Register here today!

Earlier today, Chancellor Cantor shared the message below with the university community. Please see below for additional information on our plans for Fall 2021! *********************************************** Dear Rutgers University – Newark returning and admitted students, Following the recent message from President Holloway with the great news about Rutgers’ path to Fall 2021, I write to share a vision of what we think that path will look like for students at Rutgers-Newa

Dana Library and the Graduate School-Newark are pleased to continue the Spring 2021 Graduate Student Success Workshops, designed to integrate students' scholarly, personal, and career goals into a sustained program of professional development. Our next workshop on 4/2 will provide a comprehensive introduction to popular data management, analysis, and visualization tool SAS! Learn how to work smarter and save time using these tools! Fundamentals to SAS: This workshop will tea

Learn how you can demonstrate the impact of your research through impact factors, citation analysis, and altmetrics. Wednesday, March 31, 3pm – 4pm Instructor: Jonathan Torres (Business Librarian) Register today here!

This workshop will provide students with an overview of the main features of three of the most popular citation management software programs – EndNote, RefWorks, and Zotero. Learn which may be best for your research purposes. Wednesday, March 24, 2pm-3pm Instructors: Roberta Tipton & Jonathan Torres (Business Librarians) Register here today!

Join us on March 16th for a build-while-you-learn workshop, brought to you by our colleagues at Dana Library (@RUNewark_Dana)! In this workshop, participants will build a Twitterbot designed to capture all tweets with specific hashtags. Casual discussion of other possible bot types for academic research, as well as other techniques for acquiring Twitter data will be included as time permits. Instructor: Krista White (Digital Scholarship and Pedagogies Librarian) When: Tuesday

Interested in learning how to package your scholarly writing to diverse audiences? As blogs, social media, and op-eds have taken on increased importance, it is critical for graduate students to consider ways to reach their audience beyond traditional academic articles. Join us on March 26, as our colleagues from the Writing Center present a workshop on short scholarly writing. Learn to be concise, clear, and impactful with your writing! Register today here! #gsnwrites #acwri

When it comes to academic writing, what does it mean to be resilient? Join us on Wednesday, as our colleagues in the Writing Center lead an intensive workshop on how to develop writing habits that will help you achieve your goals! Wednesday, March 10, 2:30pm – 4:00pm Register here today!

Dana Library and the Graduate School-Newark are pleased to continue the Spring 2021 Graduate Student Success Workshops, designed to integrate students' scholarly, personal, and career goals into a sustained program of professional development. Our next workshop on 3/8 will provide a comprehensive introduction to popular data management tool, Voyant! Voyant Tools is an open-source suite of analysis tools for analyzing texts or a corpus of texts. In this webinar, students will

Dana Library and the Graduate School-Newark are pleased to continue the Spring 2021 Graduate Student Success Workshops, designed to integrate students' scholarly, personal, and career goals into a sustained program of professional development. Our next workshop on 3/5 will provide an overview of the main features of one of the most popular citation management software programs – EndNote Web. Learn how to work smarter and save time using these tools! Introduction to #EndNoteWe

Project Management for Graduate Students: Strategies for Staying the Course (a two-day intensive workshop) March 31 & April 1 Noon - 1pm Current events have made us all busier than ever, and many of us are grappling with growing workloads and more demands on our time. Developing effective project and time management skills is essential to career success, whether in graduate school or in a professional work environment. On March 31 and April 1, the Graduate School will welcome