ASRE Workshops

All students are welcome to attend these FREE workshops.

The following workshops are ASRE Approved for students participating in the ASRE Pathways program, to earn co-curricular credit.

Workshops and dates are added throughout the semester; check back here for regular updates. And follow our Instagram for announcements.

URAP REU Workshop
Learn what an REU is, the application process, deadlines, and answer questions.
Date: Friday, January 30, 2026
Time: 11am-12pm
Location: Rougeau Hall, Room 313
Hosted by: URAP
FREE

How to use Zotero
Learn how to collect, manage and cite research sources using Zotero.
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2026
Time: 1pm-2pm
Location: Dupré Library, Bib Lab Room 141
Hosted by: Tiffany Ellis, Dupré Library
FREE

ASRE Pathways Workshop #1
For students who have signed up to complete an ASRE Pathway, this workshop will introduce you to the software used to track progress, documentation required, and approval process.
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2026
Time: 4pm-5pm
Location: Billeaud Hall, Room 117
Hosted by: Jessica Thibodeaux, SCRCS
FREE

ASRE Pathways Workshop #2
For students who have signed up to complete an ASRE Pathway, this workshop will introduce you to the software used to track progress, documentation required, and approval process.
Date: Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Time: 4pm-5pm
Location: Billeaud Hall, Room 117
Hosted by: Jessica Thibodeaux, SCRCS
FREE

How to use Zotero
Learn how to collect, manage and cite research sources using Zotero.
Date: Thursday, March 19, 2026
Time: 2pm-3pm
Location: Dupré Library, Bib Lab Room 141
Hosted by: Tiffany Ellis, Dupré Library
FREE

ASRE Pathways Workshop #3
For students who have signed up to complete an ASRE Pathway, this workshop will introduce you to the software used to track progress, documentation required, and approval process.
Date: Monday, April 13, 2026
Time: 4pm-5pm
Location: Billeaud Hall, Room 117
Hosted by: Jessica Thibodeaux, SCRCS
FREE

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Recorded Workshops

Enroll in this Moodle course to access the recorded workshops and quizzes. You must pass the quiz with 100% to earn credit for the workshop.

• How to Think Critically
  • Presented by: Dr. Nichole Stanford and Jessie White
• How to Read a Scholarly Article
  • Presented by: Nirmal Gope, Graduate Assistant for SCRCS
• Advice and Guidelines for Applying for REU Programs
  • Presented by: Dr. Beth Stauffer, Department of Biology
• How to Find a Faculty Mentor
• Effective Literature Search
• Working Power Point: Producing Professional Academic Posters

Other Training
Responsible Conduct of Research