Earn a Certificate of Completion in Research Strategies. Jointly sponsored by Texas Tech University Libraries and the Graduate School, the Graduate Research Strategies Initiative is a series of free workshops that allows graduate students who attend eight of ten workshops to be eligible for the certificate. The ten workshops include: Best Practices in Library Research, How to Do a Literature Review, Publishing Your Research, Poster Presentation Workshop, Managing Your Citations, Identifying Grants for Research and Project Funding, Managing Your Research Data, Predatory Publishing, Altmetrics, and Copyright and Fair Use. You can register for the workshops on the Texas Tech Libraries' website by clicking the Workshops & Events link on the right side of the screen. If you have questions about the certificate, please contact Brian Quinn.
Use the tabs in the upper left corner of this guide to explore different resources, such as recommended journals and databases, services for graduate students, and other guides to assist you in your studies.
Need more help? Contact me to make an appointment for a research consultation: brian.quinn@ttu.edu or call 806-834-2148.
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The University Library has different study spaces to address your needs as a graduate student. Choose your preferred research environment from study carrels, group study rooms, collaborative work spaces, and quiet study floors.
