Research Guides: Community Health & Epidemiology: Get Help

How Do I?

Quick & Concise information to help you easily navigate the University Library online and in person.

Prefer to get help in person? Check this link for the hours that we can assist you.

Graduate Student Help
Here you will find links to resources that you may find helpful at different times during your graduate studies.

If you are looking for in-person help consider coming to a workshop delivered by a peer mentor, a graduate student who has been there, like you.

This page lists a variety of free, on-campus workshops that include writing and presentation skills, student-supervisor relationships, etc.

Writing Help Centre
The Writing Help Centre, located in room 142 of the Murray Library, offers free, one-on-one instruction in academic writing, online and in person. They also offer short writing workshops on topics such as punctuation, essay structure, documentation, and graduate writing.
How to Evaluate Information Sources
This handout explains the difference between primary, secondary and tertiary sources of information, as well as scholarly vs. popular literature. It helps critically evaluate the information you are reading.
Citation Style Guide
Information on a variety of citations styles, including APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.