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Class Registration
The Library holds regular classes in EndNote, database searching, research funding, evidence-based medicine (EBM) resources, and other topics. These hands-on, interactive classes are taught in the Library’s multimedia classroom in the South Campus (main) Library. Attendance is open and free to the UT Southwestern community, including the staff of Parkland Health and Hospital System, Children’s Medical Center, and UT Southwestern Austin Program.
There are no library classes scheduled currently. You may request for other training options below:
Classes-On-Demand: Tailored classes to meet the needs of your department, class, student organization, or research team. Classes include topics covered in the regular classes as well as Scopus, Web of Science, Consumer Health, and many more. To request these classes, call 214-648-2003 or use the Ask Us form.
Individualized Training: One-on-one training on various topics. View topics and/or send your request here.