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Graduate Assistant Teaching Orientation (GATO)

All Teaching Assistants (TAs) and Graduate Instructors (GIs) who have not taught at the University of Missouri previously should attend Graduate Assistant Teaching Orientation (GATO). Experienced Teaching Assistants and Graduate Instructors, as well as Postdoctoral Fellows, at the University of Missouri are also welcomed to attend the orientation. GATO 2021 will be an online, synchronous […]

PowerNotes: Organize and Write While You Research

The PowerNotes browser extension allows you to automatically capture text, take notes, and export citations in an outline format, all without ever leaving the article PDF or website you’re currently reading. Designed to seamlessly integrate research into writing, the outline you build in PowerNotes while researching can be exported into either a Word document or […]

Health Professions & Nursing Career and Internship Fair

Our Fall 2021 MIZZOU Virtual Health Professions & Nursing Career & Opportunities Fair will provide an opportunity for students to connect with representatives from companies, graduate/professional programs and volunteer organizations excited to recruit MU Health Professions and Nursing students. Our fair is for undergraduate (all class levels), graduate and professional students that are seeking a full-time job, internship, part-time […]

Choosing a Citation Manager: Zotero, Mendeley, and EndNote Basic

Citation management software helps researchers organize PDFs and notes and generate citations and bibliographies in a variety of publishing styles. The three citation managers the library teaches--Zotero, EndNote Basic, and Mendeley--all have different strengths and weaknesses. This webinar previews each citation manager and explains the key features and differences between them. Presented by Emma Fernandez, […]

How to Conference: the Importance of being Intentional

Create a strategy for your conference engagement so that you can get the most from the experience. Virtual conferences bring new challenges, but also new opportunities. Let's discuss how to effectively engage during the 2021-2022 conference season, including tips for presenters and attendees.

Welcome to the Libraries: An Introduction for Savvy Student Scholars

Set yourself up for success with this introduction to the University of Missouri Libraries! Get the basics on our locations, services, and collections, and learn some handy tips, tricks, and tools for getting started with college-level research. Ask questions, get answers! Presented by Abbie Brown, Instructional Services Librarian. NOTE: This is an online event. Registrants […]

Mentoring at Mizzou

Apply now for Mentoring at Mizzou! Mentoring at Mizzou is a Research Mentorship Development Program for Mizzou faculty who mentor graduate students, postdocs, or junior faculty.  Applications are open until September 17, 2021. An initial cohort of 20 faculty will be selected. All sessions are from 10 to 11:30 a.m. via Zoom. Program dates are […]

Software Carpentry: Git

Version control is the lab notebook of the digital world: it’s what professionals use to keep track of what they’ve done and to collaborate with other people. Every large software development project relies on it, and most programmers use it for their small jobs as well. And it isn’t just for software: books, papers, small […]

The University Libraries: Your Partners in Teaching and Research

Learn how the University of Missouri Libraries supports faculty, post-docs, and grad students in this start-of-semester introduction to our access, research, and instructional services. Whether you've just arrived at MU and have yet to explore our Libraries, or an experienced scholar who wants a refresher on our current services and resources, you're certain to learn […]

Welcome to the Libraries: An Introduction for Savvy Student Scholars

Set yourself up for success with this introduction to the University of Missouri Libraries! Get the basics on our locations, services, and collections, and learn some handy tips, tricks, and tools for getting started with college-level research. Ask questions, get answers! Presented by Abbie Brown, Instructional Services Librarian.

Crafting your CV, Resume, and Cover Letter

Learn the basics of developing these key materials, including helpful tips on layout/formatting, and why it may be important to have both a CV and resume when it comes time for the job search. Register for event to obtain Zoom link!

Writing a Diversity Statement

Employers are increasingly asking candidates to supply a diversity statement as part of their application. This session covers the essential elements of composing this important document. Learn strategies for highlighting initiatives they have lead or participated in related to topics of inclusion, diversity, and equity. Develop content to convey how these topics are interwoven in […]

Tenure Track, Non-Tenure Track, and more: Understanding Differences & Opportunities

If you are considering a career in higher education and would like to better understand the differences between tenure track and non-tenure track faculty positions, make plans to attend this session. A panel of campus experts will share perspectives on the challenges and opportunities that align with each of these career tracks.  

Welcome to the Libraries: An Introduction for Savvy Student Scholars

Set yourself up for success with this introduction to the University of Missouri Libraries! Get the basics on our locations, services, and collections, and learn some handy tips, tricks, and tools for getting started with college-level research. Ask questions, get answers! Presented by Abbie Brown, Instructional Services Librarian.

Developing your online image

Learn how to leverage your social media presence to your professional advantage. We will share tips on maximizing LinkedIn capabilities (and beyond) in order to help you create your personal brand.

Exploring the Postdoc Path

Current postdocs will share their experiences with applying, finding a mentor, funding, and preparing for the job market.