Tweet your questionThe following guides provide handouts, tutorials, and other information relating to our workshops.
Includes Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft Office, GIS, 3D modeling and printing, AutoCAD, and software for presentation, audio/video production, and screen sharing.
Slides, handouts, and other helpful resources for workshops about graduate student scholarship.
This guide provides information, podcasts and handouts from the Practical Professor workshops.
Covers MLA, APA, AMA, ACS, Chicago/Turabian, Harvard, and other citation styles.
A guide to buying and using the EndNote bibliographic manager.
This guide provides on overview of how to use Mendeley to create a personal database of references that can be inserted into documents created with Word.
A guide to installing Zotero, a free cloud-based citation manager.
Our workshops are scheduled throughout the semester and taught by our knowledgeable faculty and staff. Browse the list of workshops
to find one that suits your needs and register for an upcoming session or download supplemental material.
We can deliver a workshop tailored to your class's needs and schedule.
Schedule a research consultation with a subject specialist to talk about resources and search strategies.
If you need help with technology, call (662) 325-7676 to schedule a one-on-one session at the Digital Media Center.
MSU Libraries offer a wide variety of workshops, presented by our knowledgeable faculty and staff. Topics include:
(662) 325-7676
Technology workshops, covering a variety of software, hardware, and Internet applications:
(662) 325-7667
reference@library.msstate.edu
Workshops dealing with research and writing, including:
(662) 325-0810
dlee@library.msstate.edu
Workshops on research, scholarship, and academic integrity issues for graduate students and faculty, including:
Workshops that provide hands-on experience with thesis/dissertation formatting and submission, including:
Other campus groups offer helpful workshops...
