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Fall 2002
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Library Survival Skills Workshop Series Fall 2002
The Pollak Library will be offering the Library Survival Skills Workshop Series again this Fall semester. These drop-in workshops are a means to inform students and the campus community of library resources and services and to cultivate informed, intelligent, and resourceful researchers.
The workshops are designed for entering freshmen, transfer students, or anyone who feels the need for a quick Library refresher. Unlike our main instructional program--which targets entire classes during class time at the request of faculty-- the Library Survival Skills workshops are available to individuals who may drop in on one of 30 sessions scheduled during the months of September and October. The workshop schedule is available at
http://www.library.fullerton.edu/erworkshop.htm.
Faculty should feel free to announce Library Survival Skills workshops to students during class, in syllabi, or on course web sites. Students who request proof of attendance at a Library Survival Skills workshop will receive an “I’m a Survivor” certificate.
Introductory Library Survival Skills Workshops get participants up and running quickly with the Library, its core electronic databases, and basic research strategies. The workshops provide a basic overview of the Library, its resources, and its services.
Business Research Survival Skills Workshops will give students the tools to find information quickly and easily on companies, industries, and business topics.
Specialized Library Survival Skills Workshops are for students and others on campus who need quick exposure to the main electronic resources necessary either for research in specific disciplines (English and Comparative Literature, Education, and Psychology) or to accomplish common research tasks (finding online articles and book reviews, or doing citation analysis).
First come, first served. No reservations are required. All Library Survival Skills Workshops are held in Pollak Library’s electronic classroom, PL-103.
Jie
Tian
Coordinator of the Library Survival Skills Workshop Series
Susan
Tschabrun
Library Instruction Coordinator
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