RCR Library Programs for New Graduate Students

The Duke University Libraries is offering a number of RCR programs for new graduate students. These workshops are designed as a complement to the required RCR orientations for new graduate and professional school students. The library will offer a number of additional RCR programs through the academic year.

Workshop Description

This interactive online workshop will introduce you to a variety of library resources to support your research practices. We’ll cover copyright and fair use, citation practices and avoiding plagiarism, research data management, [using rare materials and manuscripts], and issues in scholarly publishing from an author’s perspective. You’ll meet library experts relevant to your discipline and leave the session informed on how to dig deeper and get individualized help when these topics arise in your graduate student career. This workshop has been approved for two hours of RCR credit.

You must register for the workshop. Click the link to register.

Library toolbox for responsible research in the humanities – Fri, Aug 14, 3-5 pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the humanities – Tues, Aug 18, 7-9 pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the social sciences – Tues, Aug 18, 7-9pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the social sciences – Thurs, Aug 20, 10am-12pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the sciences and engineering – Fri, Aug 14, 1-3pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the sciences and engineering – Tues, Aug 18, 7-9pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the sciences and engineering – Wed, Aug 19, 2-4pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the sciences and engineering – Thurs, Aug 20, 10am-12pm

Library toolbox for responsible research in the sciences and engineering – Mon, Aug 24, 2-4pm