Doctoral Student Welcome In-Person
Thrilling and challenging, the doctoral experience is a unique period of time when graduate sutdents embark upon the highest level of scholarship within education. Academic rigor is reflected in coursework; research; dissertation proposal, writing, and defense; and ultimately contribution to the literature in the field.
In this short presentation organized by the Office of Graduate Student Life and Development, we will provide an overview of library resources and services, with advice on research and information to help you on your journey.
Presenters: Ralph Baylor, Head of Reference and Readers Services and Ava Kaplan, Research and Instruction Librarian
Where: 179 Grace Dodge
Poster Image: Matthieu, (First name not known). Still Life With Flowers. N.p., 1955. The Ziegfeld Collection of International Children's Art, Courtesy of Teachers College, Columbia University
To request disability-related accommodations, contact OASID at oasid@tc.edu, or 212-678-3689, (646) 755-3144 video phone, as soon as possible.
Related LibGuide: An Introduction to Library Research by Ava Kaplan