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Presented by Jennifer Harrison, Ph.D. The CE training will allow for the opportunity to learn motivational interviewing techniques.

Join the Office of Research and Innovation for three virtual workshops hosted on the fourth Monday of the month 12-1 pm.

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Learn how to fact check the sound bites and understand the truth behind the story. Registration requested.

Learn to use the free reference management software Mendeley to save your references and create bibliographies for your papers and articles. Registration requested.

Learn about the benefits of using Google Scholar to identify a variety of literature in virtually any subject area. Registration requested.

As a reminder, each graduation term has an application deadline. Once the deadline has passed, students may submit a late application for an additional fee or wait until the next available graduation term.

Presented by Jennifer Harrison, Ph.D. The CE training will allow for the opportunity to learn motivational interviewing techniques. CE's Offered: 3 Social Work

The 2021 Chinese New Year Gala at WMU will be held virtually on February 5. The gala features live entertainment, including songs, dances, and musical recitals—particularly those involving Chinese folk music. Performances are given by WMU students, alumni, and teachers and students from WMU’s community partners, including Kalamazoo Public Schools and the Kalamazoo Chinese Academy.

This series examines a plethora of emerging healthcare topics from an interdisciplinary approach. This series is open to any field, and is offered free of charge. 

Learn about resources and techniques for making sense of the wide range of publicly accessible COVID-19 information as students, researchers and citizens. Registration requested.

Learn ways to position yourself as a researcher and scholar. This workshop will show you how to set up profiles to make sure your work gets disseminated and to find potential collaborators. Registration requested.

Learn how to cite sources using Chicago Style for Notes/Bibliography. Registration requested.

Learn how to conduct a literature review, know where to search and find the most impactful research. Registration requested.

Learn about alternative search tools that can be used to find and access articles and citations to scholarly information when the resources you need are not available through University Libraries. Registration requested.

Join the Office of Research and Innovation for three virtual workshops hosted on the fourth Monday of the month 12-1 pm.

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This Continuing Education MY-PROUD SBIRT Training will be held on Wednesday, February 23, 2020 from 9 am – 1 pm virtually. The training will focus on Universal Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT).

This workshop will show you how to set up database alerts and use library tools to get automatic notifications to help you stay up to date on recent literature in your field. Registration requested.