PROF Center Workshop Publications
Presenter:
Dr. Kilburn & Dr. Tobin, ARC Leadership
Intended to guide faculty and staff. This session covers how to choose the right journals, how to utilize SciMago Journal Rankings, and how to gain insight on promotion and tenure committees. This session was co-presented with the TAMIU PROF Center, a resource for faculty and professionals.
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How to Make Surveys in Qualtrics
Presenter:
Tano Trevino, ARC Program Manager
Intended to guide graduate students on the survey tool Qualtrics XM. This session taught students to use TAMIU's preferred survey tool for research, work, or special projects. It was designed to help users such as students, staff, and faculty by delving into the basics of Qualtrics.
Graduate Library Resources
Presenter:
Elizabeth Dezouche, TAMIU Librarian
Intended to guide 1st year graduate students on all things related to the TAMIU Library. This session targeted graduate students, teaching resources, tools, tips, and trips for active learning. It also taught discipline-specific library tools and how to get access to articles.
Ref-n-Write Tutorial
Presenter:
Franco Zamora, ARC Graduate Writing Consultant
This workshop taught the writing tool, Ref-n-Write, is now available. Students who attended this tool tutorial workshop learned how to expand their academic vocabulary, create a personalized database of scientific, professional, and commonly use writing phrases and organize papers/references.
Submitting to IRB
Presenter:
Brenda Guerrero, ARC Supplemental Instruction Leader
This workshop was designed to guide students who are thinking about doing research at TAMIU. This workshop taught tips, tricks, and hacks for submitting research requests to the Institutional Review Board (IRB) at TAMIU.
Python Coding Workshop
Presenter:
Roberto Torres Saenz, ARC Data Scientist
Intended to guide graduate students interested in learning the basics of the Python coding language. This coding language is perfect for developing and analyzing statistical information for all manner of research,
NVivo Workshop
Presenter:
Tano Trevino, ARC Program Manager
Intended to guide graduate students on the NVivo note-taking tool. Perfect for professional students who are conducting qualitative research and interviews.
Submitting Papers to Conferences/Publishers
Presenter:
Franco Zamora, ARC Graduate Writing Consultant
Intended to guide graduate students who want to submit their writing to conferences and publishers. One of the goals of serious, professional students will be to speak and communicate their research to an informed audience. This workshop was designed to help writers prepare both as presenters and as people seeking publication with journals.
Formatting Posters for Conferences
Presenter:
Brenda Guerrero, ARC Supplemental Instruction Leader
Intended to guide graduate students who are preparing to present at conferences and other public speaking events. Our Supplemental Instruction Leader Brenda Guerrero teaches students the best techniques and methods for formatting and printing their posters to make the best presentations possible!
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