Graduate Students Guide
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Welcome to the Graduate Students Guide. This guide is organized by the different roles that graduate students have here at ASU. We have organized links and resources for many different library resources and tools into the following categories:
As a student, you can use library resources to find books and articles and do research for your classes and culminating projects.
As an instructor/teaching assistant (TA), you can use library resources to provide instruction materials to your students and support your courses.
As a researcher/research assistant (RA), you can use library resources to manage your data, locate a publishing venue, and find citation metrics for your published work.
For additional information and links, you can check out the Graduate Students tab on the library's main page.
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