Workshops at the University of Texas Libraries are free, drop-in workshops on topics related to research, digital tools and more. All workshops are free, open to everyone and located across Libraries locations. Workshops with invited speakers or co-organized with outside institutions may be subject to registration fees. Non-UT affiliated persons can connect to our WiFi network through the UTGuest network or EduRoam.
Upcoming Workshops
Of Things Said and Unsaid is a poetry event about the things we say, the things we don't, and the things hiding in between. Celebrate National Poetry Month with UT Libraries and join us in Perry-Castañeda Library's UFCU Room for a special poetry reading by local poets followed by a poetry workshop!
This event will consist of a poetry reading and a blackout poetry workshop. Participants are welcome to attend both components, or attend just one —
1-2 pm - Poetry Reading | UFCU Room
2-4 pm - Drop-in Blackout Poetry Workshop | UFCU Room
Refreshments and supplies will be provided. Interested in attending? Click here to RSVP!
Location: Perry-Castañeda Library, UFCU Room (PCL 2.500)
UT Libraries is excited to host an in-person Systematic Review & Evidence Synthesis Boot Camp over three half-day sessions (May 7-9, from 9 am-12 pm) in Perry-Castañeda Library! Begin with your own research question and leave with a well-developed search strategy with the next steps for progressing in your evidence synthesis project.
Sessions end at noon each day, but participants will have the option to stay until 1 pm to work on their projects and/or consult with their subject librarians.
What can you expect in our immersive boot camp?
Day 1: Overview of protocol development & search strategies
Day 2: Refine search including terminology development and database selection
Day 3: Strategies and tools for assessing findings and de-duplication
(Please note, we will not cover article coding, data extraction, and writing up the evidence synthesis project.)
Registration required. Ready to apply? Click here to submit your application!
Questions? Please email Meryl Brodsky, meryl.brodsky@austin.utexas.edu, or consult our FAQs for more information.
Location: Perry-Castañeda Library Scholars Lab, Data Lab (PCL 2.202)
UT Libraries is excited to host an in-person Systematic Review & Evidence Synthesis Boot Camp over three half-day sessions (May 7-9, from 9 am-12 pm) in Perry-Castañeda Library! Begin with your own research question and leave with a well-developed search strategy with the next steps for progressing in your evidence synthesis project.
Sessions end at noon each day, but participants will have the option to stay until 1 pm to work on their projects and/or consult with their subject librarians.
What can you expect in our immersive boot camp?
Day 1: Overview of protocol development & search strategies
Day 2: Refine search including terminology development and database selection
Day 3: Strategies and tools for assessing findings and de-duplication
(Please note, we will not cover article coding, data extraction, and writing up the evidence synthesis project.)
Registration required. Ready to apply? Click here to submit your application!
Questions? Please email Meryl Brodsky, meryl.brodsky@austin.utexas.edu, or consult our FAQs for more information.
Location: Perry-Castañeda Library Scholars Lab, Data Lab (PCL 2.202)
UT Libraries is excited to host an in-person Systematic Review & Evidence Synthesis Boot Camp over three half-day sessions (May 7-9, from 9 am-12 pm) in Perry-Castañeda Library! Begin with your own research question and leave with a well-developed search strategy with the next steps for progressing in your evidence synthesis project.
Sessions end at noon each day, but participants will have the option to stay until 1 pm to work on their projects and/or consult with their subject librarians.
What can you expect in our immersive boot camp?
Day 1: Overview of protocol development & search strategies
Day 2: Refine search including terminology development and database selection
Day 3: Strategies and tools for assessing findings and de-duplication
(Please note, we will not cover article coding, data extraction, and writing up the evidence synthesis project.)
Registration required. Ready to apply? Click here to submit your application!
Questions? Please email Meryl Brodsky, meryl.brodsky@austin.utexas.edu, or consult our FAQs for more information.
Location: Perry-Castañeda Library Scholars Lab, Data Lab (PCL 2.202)
