Research Data Management Guide
Managing your data is an essential part of the research process.
The library supports researchers with open science, Data Management and Sharing Plans, pubic access, metadata, data cleaning, and more. We have resources and services to help you throughout the project lifecycle.
Create an appointment with Data Services for help with any of the following:
Data Management and Sharing Plan Assistance Request: Please submit this form to request assistance with a Data Management and Sharing Plan.
Managing your data is an essential part of the research process.
Many researchers use existing data to answer new questions. This guide provides information on data that is available for secondary analysis, where to find it, and how to use it.
Keep up with changing federal guidance on data and publication access.
It is essential to ensure the integrity of scholarly research by combating unethical research practices. This guide is designed to help researchers recognize and avoid common areas of research misconduct which threaten the credibility of scholarly research.
Learn how to comply with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Data Management and Sharing Policy, including information on budgeting for data management and sharing and completing a DMS Plan that meets agency requirements.
Open science is a movement designed to make scientific research, publications, software, data, and educational materials accessible to everyone. These practices accelerate scientific progress, increase discoverability and reproducibility, encourage collaborations, and strengthen trust in research.
Many previously accessible open federal datasets may no longer be available online or may be difficult to find. As government website content changes, this guide lists resources that provide access to data.
Please submit this form to request assistance with a Data Management and Sharing Plan.
DMPTool is an online resource to help researchers create Data Management and Sharing Plans that meet funder requirements.
The libraries offer a wide range of data-related training. Visit our Workshops Page to register for events that interest you.
Librarians can provide in-person or virtual data training for your class or group. Visit the Instruction Request Form for more information or to request a session.