Stanford Libraries’ Information Center staff provide dedicated support to every PWR class in the form of an assigned librarian, an online class research guide, and a library workshop.
- Jay Bhatt
7th-10th grade students from Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth (CTY) will take part in biotechnology and bioengineering experimental science and technology workshops at Drexel University. Students will learn about today’s societal problems and possible solutions from Drexel engineering alumni, students and faculty.
- Jay Bhatt
Citing your Sources: Giving Credit where Credit is Due - (and avoid plagiarism) - Hagerty Library - Location L13C - 11-12 on October 13th - http://www.drexel.edu/ISSS/
This workshop will highlight importance of why citing your sources of information is crucial in academic success. Whether you are are writing a research paper or completing an assignment for your class, it is extremely important that you provide credit to various sources of information (journal article, book chapter, a web site, images or any other types of resources) that you have used for your project. Refworks, a web based citation management tool, will be used to show how you can build effective bibliography of citations. RefWorks will help you manage citations and keep track of the sources you are using for your research and your own notes about the sources. (Geared toward international graduate students, but all are welcome) Presenter: Jay Bhatt -Information Services Librarian Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm Location: Hagerty Library L13C
- Jay Bhatt