Author: Derek Zboran
Library workshop to introduce Scite, an AI research tool
Want a faster way to find scholarly literature and see how research has been cited? The library is hosting a workshop on Scite, an AI-powered research tool built to help researchers do exactly that. In this session, you’ll learn how to use Scite to search for research and examine citation context, including whether later publications […]
Read More »Grad Talks to kick off with ‘Understanding Essential Policies’
Starting graduate school means learning a new set of rules, and the Graduate School’s new Grad Talks Lunch & Learn Series is here to help you sort them out. The first session, “Understanding Essential Policies,” breaks down the university policies every graduate student should know, from the Graduate Catalog to Policy Memo II-20 and more. […]
Read More »Learn to use the Mill supercomputer this September
New to Missouri S&T’s supercomputer? IT Research Support Services (ITRSS) is offering a series of “Intro to the Mill” sessions this September to help graduate students get up and running. The Mill is S&T’s supercomputer, available to all students and staff. These sessions are built for new graduate students who will use it for their […]
Read More »Sharpen your business research skills Sept. 16
Reliable company, industry, and market data can be hard or expensive to find online. Join Better Business Research: Company, Industry, and Market Data, a free workshop for graduate students at the Curtis Laws Wilson Library, from noon -1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, in Room 103 of the library or online via Zoom. Learn to use […]
Read More »Make sense of qualitative data Sept. 14
Have interview transcripts, open-ended survey responses, or other text-based data and aren’t sure what to do next? Join Making Sense of Qualitative Data, a free workshop for graduate students from 12-1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14, in Room 103, Curtis Laws Wilson Library or online via Zoom. This introductory session walks through the basics of organizing, […]
Read More »Nominate a CGS departmental representative by Sept. 2
The Council of Graduate Students (CGS) is seeking departmental representatives for the 2026-2027 academic year, and nominations are open now through 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 2. Representatives give every graduate program a voice on the Council, which serves as the official voice of graduate students at Missouri S&T. You may nominate up to two people […]
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