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Published on Leave a comment on Lit Review Workshop for Graduate Students

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How do you build on someone else's research?  How do you find the research they used?  Chase down those citations like a pro with tips from librarian Tolonda Henderson.This is part of the Lit Review Boot Camps happening on Martin Luther King's birthday and Presidents' Day. Attendees are invited to stick around for sessions on Citation Management, Staying Current in One's Field, and Searching Beyond Gelman happening from 9:30-noon.

Kids off school that day? Quiet and happily occupied offspring are welcome to attend.
Location:
Foggy Bottom - Gelman Library  (View Map)
2130 H Street NW
Washington, DC 20052
Room: 219
Contact:
David Ettinger
202-994-1355
dettingr@gwu.edu

Published on Leave a comment on How did you spend President’s Day?

Each year, on the third Monday in February, we recognize George Washington's birthday as President's Day (many of us do so by enjoying a day off!). We hope you all enjoyed the three day weekend and got a chance to celebrate President's Day by partaking in one of the many activities taking place in the DC area. If you missed your chance to attend an event, there's still an opportunity to brush up on your Washington History by taking a walking tour of Alexandria, Washington's hometown.

Dates:  Every Sunday in February (3rd, 10th, 17th, & 24th)
Time:  2 p.m. (tour lasts about one hour)
Location:  Meet at the Ramsay House Visitors Center(near the intersection of King & Fairfax Streets)
Ticket Price:   Free! Advance reservations not required.
Visit http://www.washingtonbirthday.net/status for more information.

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