Slice and Advice | Tues March 4th | 12-3 | LEML369
by Ekaterini Papadopoulou on March 1st, 2025 | 0 Comments
Get help with your end-of-quarter projects – find resources, get your reference list in order, and ask citation questions.
"Slice and Advice" is a quarterly event that provides the perfect opportunity to finish the quarter strong. Come over to the LEML 369 instruction room in the library between 12pm and 3pm on Tuesday, March 4th, to grab some free pizza and receive advice from our Research Librarians.
We can help you with:
- Finding sources for research projects.
- Narrowing your research topic.
- Searching on library databases.
- Selecting and accessing the resources you need for your papers and projects.
- Citation questions - ensure you know how to format and insert citations correctly!
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