Recorded Events

Join us for a live webinar and Q&A session demonstrating how to navigate the Jerry Falwell Library website and search the vast array of resources available to support you in your assignments.

Join us to learn about the foundational components of the key elements of a theology paper including the thesis statement, investigative method, warranted argument, critical engagement, and summary conclusion.

Do you want to develop a strong approach to organizing your references? Join us to learn how to easily access and utilize the evidence, data, participants, methods, or any other information for the writing process.

In this webinar, you will learn how to establish your research question, use preliminary research to find keywords, identify the top databases with the most helpful content, and adjust the scope of your project. 

Learn how to navigate JFL’s collection of physical and digital sources as well as primary and secondary sources in order to accomplish significant music history research.

Join us for a live webinar and Q&A session demonstrating how to navigate the Jerry Falwell Library website and search the vast array of resources available to support you in your assignments.

Attend this webinar to learn the four basic questions you should always ask when reading an article. We will also explore seven different ways to take notes and make research articles your own!

Join us to learn about key resources in the library’s substantial collection of primary source databases as well as reliable internet sources to aid you in your literacy analysis.

Attend this interactive webinar to learn the essential steps and strategies for writing an insightful book review for publication in any field. You will gain insight into identifying key parts of biography, outline, and critique.

Join us to learn how Sage Research Methods can help you understand and choose the best quantitative or qualitative methodology for conducting your research.