Library Events for Early Career Researchers: Early Career Research, Visibility and Publishing, 2023-2024

A panel of scholars from different disciplines will share their experiences regarding the research workflow in their respective fields. Topics will include how they initiate projects, search for information, handle reading, note-taking, and information management, approach collaborative writing, select appropriate publication venues, leverage various tools to streamline these processes, and effective ways to manage time to accommodate academic responsibilities.
Presenters:
Mary Erdmans, PhD, Professor, Department of Sociology
Paul Iverson, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Classics
Bryan Schmidt, PhD, Assistant Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department
TC Eley, PhD Candidate in Information Systems, Weatherhead School of Management

Join Digital Scholarship specialists from the Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship to discuss issues around data management, best practices, and some resources to help you with all your research data management needs.

Topics include finding, analyzing, storing, and sharing data in compliance with funding agency requirements.

Presenters: Ben Gorham, Research Data and GIS Specialist

Save yourself time and get far more accurate results by using library databases of all types! Learn how to take control of your searches using controlled vocabulary; use common filters in new and counterintuitive ways; and leverage the specialized filters available in specific databases to reveal sources you may have been missing!

Presenters: Evan Meszaros and Shatha Baydoun, Research and Engagement Librarians

Explore the possibilities of digital scholarship methods across disciplines and learn about the software, tools, services, and staff support available to you at KSL.

Join us to explore how organized research can make your scholarly journey more productive. Learn how to efficiently collect, organize, and cite sources using reference management software. These tools additionally enable you to create personal libraries, generate citations in different formats, and collaborate with colleagues seamlessly.

Presenters: Mark Eddy & Daniela Solomon, Research and Engagement Librarians

Join a panel of scholars from different disciplines who will share invaluable insights into the authoring and publications of books and journal articles. Learn about writing a compelling manuscript, gain insights into the submission process, and what exactly the peer-review process entails. Whether you're looking to publish your first publication or enhance your publication track record, this session offers practical tips and strategies to avoid common pitfalls and best practices to ensure a smooth publishing experience.

Presenters:

Dr. Clare Rimnac, Professor Emeritus, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Dr. Aviva Rothman, Associate Professor, History

This presentation is for researchers who are interested in learning more about copyright and publishing. This session will go over the basics of copyright, as well as discuss topics like using copyrighted materials in your work, fair use, and what to consider when signing a publication agreement.
Presenters: Karen Caputo, Scholarly Communication & Copyright Librarian

Join us to learn more about open scholarship practices, including open access. This discussion will include what is open scholarship, why open practices matter, and how you can open your research and scholarship.
Presenters: Karen Caputo, Scholarly Communication & Copyright Librarian

Join us for a session designed to help you harness the potential of scholarly profiles and expand your research footprint. In today's digital age, discoverability and visibility of scholarly publications are critical aspects of establishing yourself as a researcher. This session aims to familiarize you with the significance of scholarly profiles, emphasizing how they can elevate your research visibility. Additionally, you will learn ethical strategies to enhance the discoverability of your publications.
Presenter: Daniela Solomon, Research and Engagement Librarian

Join archivists from the University Archives and Special Collections to learn about the importance of primary sources in your research. We will explore primary and secondary sources; the nature and challenges of using primary sources; and how to find the sources you need.