These sessions will help you properly cite sources used in research is important for avoid plagiarism, give credit to original ideas and provide the reader with additional information.

Participants will learn how to identify peer-reviewers, show the impact of their scholarly activities, identify potential collaborators and compare the productivity of a departmental faculty in peer institutions.

Graduate student researchers can learn more about U of A research tools and publication processes during sessions next week focused on grant writing.

Faculty members Jingxian Wu, Claretha Hughes and Russell Sharman will share their experiences creating Open Educational Resources at 10 a.m. Tuesday, March 2, via Zoom.

During March, the "Now, Let's Talk" program by the Dr. Barbara A. Lofton Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Walton College will focus on "isms" and intersectionality.

Join Lora Lennertz, data services librarian, for a virtual workshop in observation of Fair Use Week about how to apply the fair use doctrine in the classroom at 1 p.m. Friday.

"OUCH! That Stereotype Hurts" is a 30-minute training available on Blackboard for students, faculty and staff to gain communication skills for promoting inclusion and respect.

The Community Music School will offer free workshops for young string musicians starting this week. A virtual strings workshop will be on Feb. 26, and violin and cello workshops will be March 4 and 5.

The University Libraries and Global Campus have planned a series of virtual events for faculty, teaching assistants and graduate students in observation of Open Education Week March 1-5. 

Violin, viola, cello, and double bass players, ages 14-18, can learn more about the Community Musical School's strings program during a Zoom meeting from noon to 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26.