University of Georgia Libraries

Research Clinics are held at multiple library locations throughout the semester. This clinic is aimed at students attending FYW, FYO, and other classes typically attended by first years. 

Bring your research assignment! In the clinics, we can help you:

A brief introduction to what AI tools are and how they work. Plus an overview of some pros and cons of these tools, followed by a discussion and activity focused on critically analyzing Generative AI outputs

Learn search strategies and use powerful database features to quickly find relevant information and take your research to the next level. Learn about setting up alerts, set searching, and syntax, including wildcards, proximity operators and truncation. This online workshop incorporates hands-on practice to help you make the most out of your time

Want to publish an article and not sure where to start? Join UGA librarians to help determine top journals in your field using metrics, understand the publishing and peer review process, and avoid predatory publishers.

Join UGA librarians to learn about tools, resources, and study tips that can help you on your research journey!

• Identify common barriers like procrastination and develop strategies to overcome them
• Discover tools to help you make a plan and keep your research organized
• Learn how to evaluate sources and use them responsibly
• Get familiar with UGA resources to support your research

In celebration of International Love Data Week, join expert librarian Meagan Duever for a workshop on all things GIS data. This session will also cover considerations related to open research practices and example use-cases. 

 In celebration of International Love Data Week,  Research and Computational Data Management (RCDM) in the UGA Libraries, the University of Liverpool Libraries, and Ludwig Maximillian University Libraries and ITG (Munich, Germany) are hosting a special zoom event on the ethical considerations related to the use of (Library) collections as data.

In celebration of International Love Data Week,  Research and Computational Data Management (RCDM) in the UGA Libraries, the University of Liverpool Libraries, and Ludwig Maximillian University Libraries and ITG (Munich, Germany) are hosting a special zoom event on FAIR principles applied to research data (findable, accessible, interoperable, and reproducible). This event will explain how researchers can incorporate these principles with research data management, to ensure long-term benefits to their work and their communities.