NOTE: Online sessions are targeted to students outside St. Louis, but will still benefit St. Louis campus students.
Spring 2019
Basics of Biblical Research
- On campus: Tuesday, February 26 at 10–10:45 a.m. in F341
- Online: Thursday, February 28 at 7–8 p.m. [convert time zone] via Zoom: zoom.us/j/358894968
Sermons, Bible lessons, exegetical papers, devotions… The Bible is central to seminary and to ministry, so let’s explore how to find great resources for studying God’s Word. How do I pick the best biblical commentaries? How do I find journal articles on a passage? This workshop will equip you to use the key resources.
Resourcing Your Counseling Training & Practice
- On campus: Tuesday, March 12 at 10–10:45 a.m. in F244
Enhance your training and inform your practice with high-quality resources provided by the library. This workshop will introduce you to some research tools, materials, and strategies for the study of counseling and psychology.
E-books in a Flash
- Online: Thursday, March 28 at 7–7:30 p.m. [convert time zone] via Zoom: zoom.us/j/860520841
This quick workshop will introduce you to the library’s e-book collections and show you how to get setup to download e-books to your computer.
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E-journals in a Flash
- Online: Thursday, April 4 at 7–7:30 p.m. [convert time zone] via Zoom: zoom.us/j/106123371
This quick workshop will show you how to quickly access e-journal articles from library databases and publisher websites.
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Fall 2018
7 Tips for Academic Success
Feeling overwhelmed? Anxious about your course workload? Haven’t written a paper in a while? The staff of Covenant Seminary’s The Scribe Writing Center share tools and tips for getting organized, understanding seminary assignments, juggling expectations, and staying afloat.
Basics of Biblical Research
Sermons, Bible lessons, exegetical papers, devotions… The Bible is central to seminary and to ministry, so let’s explore how to find great resources for studying God’s Word. How do I pick the best biblical commentaries? How do I find journal articles on a passage? This workshop will equip you to use the key resources.
E-books and E-journals, Oh My!
Anyone can walk into the library and get a sense of its physical collections, but it’s harder to “see” what’s available online. This workshop will introduce you to the e-books and e-journals available through the library, where to find them, and how to access them.
Becoming a Research Pro
Don’t waste time and settle for less when it comes to research. Come explore some simple tools and strategies that can help you become a more efficient and robust researcher, and make the most of your research time. Work smarter, not harder.
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Research Conversations in Ancient & Medieval Church History
The research process is an ongoing conversation. Learn some basic research methods for finding sources relevant to Ancient & Medieval Church History, and learn how you can join the conversation.
Turabian Bootcamp
You’ve done the research and now it’s time to add a footnote. What info do you need to include and where? Italics or quotation marks… comma, period, or colon… title case? Who or what is “Turabian” anyway? Come learn the fundamentals of building citations for your papers, so you can cite your sources properly and avoid plagiarism.
Building Better Bibliographies with Zotero
Zotero is a free software tool that tracks your research and automates the construction of citations and bibliographies. Come learn how to build a Zotero library, manage your sources, insert citations, and avoid common pitfalls.