Please save the date for Part 1 of the upcoming Meta-Analysis Workshop series featuring Tulane University Professor of Epidemiology, Tanika Kelly, PhD, MPH. The workshop will be held on Thursday, September 17th from 2:00-3:30 PM. The goal of the Meta-Analysis Workshop is to provide didactic training on the following learning objectives:

1. Conduct systematic literature searches using large electronic databases and other resources

2. Assess the relevance and quality of scientific publications

3. Extract key data from scientific publications

EndNote X9 is a comprehensive productivity tool for researchers - both online and off. It lets researchers find, store, and share work in the most efficient way possible, saving time and effort. In this online workshop, participants will learn how to create an EndNote library, import search results from databases, and automatically create a bibliography in Microsoft Word.

How can global citizens engage in meaningful conversations around the coronavirus?

COVID-19, (the novel coronavirus) is a global concern that has mobilized public health professionals, clinicians, and scientists around the globe. Not only has the disease infected people around the world but it has also impacted global economies, entered everyday conversations, and has induced international hysteria. What can an everyday global citizen do?

In honor of Matas Library Week, explore the most transparent of all health databases, MEDLINE/PubMed and comare it to MEDLINE/EBSCO: How they are designed, what they store, and how to use their features to find a relevant, manageable selection of scholarly information.

Open to all learners, regardless of discipline.

Tidewater 1204.

Please review this page in advance: https://libguides.tulane.edu/Matas101/FindArticles

Lecture on the Taubman Method will begin at 1:00 pm followed by a master class at 2:30 pm.

The Silent Scholars’ Writing Retreat brings together faculty, scholars, staff/administrators, graduate students, and community partners with social innovation-themed writing projects.

Doors open at 9 am and writing blocks start at 9:30 am. Coffee & tea and snacks throughout the day will be provided. Participants bring their own lunch.

Spaces are limited. To RSVP and learn more, contact Dr. Anna Monhartova at amonhart@tulane.edu.

The Silent Scholars’ Writing Retreat brings together faculty, scholars, staff/administrators, graduate students, and community partners with social innovation-themed writing projects.

Doors open at 9 am and writing blocks start at 9:30 am. Coffee & tea and snacks throughout the day will be provided. Participants bring their own lunch.

Spaces are limited. To RSVP and learn more, contact Dr. Anna Monhartova at amonhart@tulane.edu.

The Silent Scholars’ Writing Retreat brings together faculty, scholars, staff/administrators, graduate students, and community partners with social innovation-themed writing projects.

Doors open at 9am and writing blocks start at 9:30am. Coffee & tea and snacks throughout the day will be provided. Participants bring their own lunch.

Spaces are limited. To RSVP and learn more, contact Dr. Anna Monhartova at amonhart@tulane.edu.

On Thursday, March 12 at 4:00 PM, Heather Luciano (Publisher – Health & Medical Sciences, STM Journals, Elsevier) will lead a free workshop for researchers, students, etc. who are looking to publish articles in scholarly, peer-reviewed journals. This event coincides with Health Sciences Research Days on the Downtown Campus. The details are below. Please feel free to share with any graduate students and/or researchers you feel would be interested. Registration is not required.

Tailor Your Resume to Impress Employers Thursday, January 30, 2020 Elmwood Campus Room R 5:15 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. Pizza Served!