Research Ready Workshops: Synthesize
Research Ready Workshops: Synthesize Learn how to strengthen your writing by moving from simple summaries to meaningful synthesis. In this workshop, undergraduate researchers will practice combining ideas from multiple sources to identify patterns, connections, and key themes. The goal is to help you build a clear and original argument from existing research. To reserve your seat, please visit the Library Calendar of Events. This workshop is part of the Research Ready Workshop series, offered in partnership between the University Library, the Office of Scholarly Innovation and Student Research, and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs. The Research Ready Workshop Series is designed to prepare students with the skills needed for researchers, regardless of discipline. Students who attend 3 or more workshops and submit the required artifacts for each will be eligible for a certificate and an honor cord at graduation. From Thursday, October 22, 2026 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM EDT at Wilson G. Bradshaw Library .
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Date & timeThursday, October 22, 2026 · 11:00 AMEnds 12:30 PM
LocationWilson G. Bradshaw Library
OrganizerCampus organization
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Research Ready Workshops: Synthesize
Research Ready Workshops: Synthesize Learn how to strengthen your writing by moving from simple summaries to meaningful synthesis. In this workshop, undergraduate researchers will practice combining ideas from multiple sources to identify patterns, connections, and key themes. The goal is to help you build a clear and original argument from existing research. To reserve your seat, please visit the Library Calendar of Events. This workshop is part of the Research Ready Workshop series, offered in partnership between the University Library, the Office of Scholarly Innovation and Student Research, and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs. The Research Ready Workshop Series is designed to prepare students with the skills needed for researchers, regardless of discipline. Students who attend 3 or more workshops and submit the required artifacts for each will be eligible for a certificate and an honor cord at graduation. From Thursday, October 22, 2026 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM EDT at Wilson G. Bradshaw Library .