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• The libraries' free workshops are available throughout the semester and open to students, faculty and staff improve their research skills.

• Click on the tabs above or the links below to see what workshops are currently being offered in each category.
• Online
• Tours
• Research
• Citation
• EndNote
• Grad Students
• SPD/Adult Learners
• @ HSC
• Recorded Workshops

• See workshops by date or go directly to the list of Citation workshops.

• See the list of Spring 2013 workshops as a PDF.
  

• If you cannot attend a workshop for which you have registered, please contact us at 632-7110, or email librarysessions@stonybrook.edu to cancel.

• If you have suggestions for future workshops, please contact Fiona Grady at fiona.grady@stonybrook.edu.

• Openings are filled on a first come, first served basis.

• Workshops may be cancelled if there are less than 5 participants registered. Registrants will be notified by email if a workshop is cancelled.

• More workshops for faculty are available from the Faculty Center.

If you are interested in having a library session to meet course-specific instructional needs, please fill out our online request form. Library instruction sessions cover topics such as:

• Discipline specific databases (LION, Mintel, PsycInfo, Reaxys, SciFinder, etc.) 
• What is/how to find peer-reviewed material
• Evaluating Internet resources
• Plagiarism/citation
• Primary sources
• Microforms
• Zotero

• Unless otherwise noted, all workshops take place in classroom A in the Central Reading Room on the 1st floor of the Melville Library on the West Campus.

• Some workshops are also offered onlineor at the Health Sciences Center. Please be sure to check the location.

• Unless otherwise noted all workshops last about one hour.

• The duration of EndNote workshops are usually one and a half hours.