UNC Libraries' Master's Prep workshops are designed to give you tools to be successful in your Master's program, from conducting research to writing your thesis. UNC librarians, faculty, and students offer their expertise to help you make the most of your time in graduate school.
Material from past workshops is available here and there are additional resources at http://libguides.unco.edu/MastersPrep/home.
The Master's Prep workshop is sponsored by the University Libraries and the Graduate School.
Submissions from 2022
Getting Started Right: Writing the Literature Review, Roger Austin
Introduction to Research Basics, Randy Larkin
I Didn't Know That! Librarians & Masters Students, Partnering for Your Success, Jen Mayer and Maggie Shawcross
Master's Students & Their Experiences with Capstones, Theses, Scholarly Projects, Action Research and Comprehensive Exams, Oh My!, Lisa Michelson, Lea Haverbeck Simon, and David Shimokawa
Submissions from 2021
Getting Started Right: Writing the Literature Review, Melody Denny
Setting Yourself Up for Success: Tips for the First-Generation Graduate Student, Cristobal Garcia
Succeeding in Grad School: How to Read and Take Notes Effectively, Jordan Martell
Advice From Librarians: Library Services For Distance and Online Students/Accessing Articles Beyond Summon/Introduction to Refworks, Sarah Vaughn, Jane Monson, and Maggie Shawcross