Author: Tate Penner

Explore copyright basics at the University Libraries’s Entrepreneurship Research Lunch & Learn, Introduction to Copyright workshop, from noon to 1 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Digital Learning Commons in Ablah Library (in-person and online).

Learn about creative work protection, registering copyrights and best practices. Feel free to bring a lunch and help spread the word, the session is open to all at no charge.

Discover market trends, identify competitors and define your target market at the University Libraries’s Entrepreneurship Research Lunch & Learn from noon to 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16 at the Digital Learning Commons in Ablah Library (in-person and online).

Feel free to bring a lunch and make it a productive break. The session is open to all at no charge.

Join University Libraries for its Market Research for Startups workshop from noon to 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16 at the Digital Learning Commons in Ablah Library (in-person and online). Gain valuable skills in deciphering market trends and analyzing competition, skills applicable to your projects and presentations.

Whether you’re a business major crafting strategic plans or an arts student exploring startups, this session will boost your skills. Enhance your class projects, shine in presentations and save the date for the Entrepreneurship Research Lunch & Learn.

Bring your lunch for a productive break. Open to all, with no cost to attend.

University Libraries asks faculty to encourage students to explore the transformative impact of AI tools like ChatGPT in the upcoming Savvy Scholar workshop, “How AI Can Help You With Research,” from 3 to 4 p.m. Feb. 6 in the Digital Learning Commons of the Ablah Library and online.

Share with them how AI can enhance writing, inspire research questions and streamline project initiation. Don’t let students miss this opportunity to integrate AI into their academic pursuits.

Explore the transformative impact of AI tools like ChatGPT in the upcoming Savvy Scholar workshop, “How AI Can Help You With Research,” from 3 to 4 p.m. Feb. 6 in the Digital Learning Commons of the Ablah Library and online.

Learn how AI can enhance writing, inspire research questions and streamline project initiation. Don’t miss this opportunity to integrate AI into your academic pursuits.

Want to discover the secrets of the library? Join University Libraries for a tour of Ablah Library at noon Friday, Jan. 26 or at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 30.

Discover the Digital Scholars Commons, a hub for cutting-edge digital resources, the 24-Hour Study Room for anytime productivity and the captivating VR Zone transforming the learning experience. And attend an insightful session on navigating the library homepage to access online articles, research sources, streaming content and interlibrary loan services.

University Libraries encourages faculty and staff to invite students to the library tour at noon Friday, Jan. 26 and at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 30.

Discover the Digital Scholars Commons, a hub for cutting-edge digital resources, the 24-Hour Study Room for anytime productivity and the captivating VR Zone transforming the learning experience. And attend an insightful session on navigating the library homepage to access online articles, research sources, streaming content and interlibrary loan services.

Spread the word to your students about this fantastic opportunity to explore the library.

Today’s information overload world can be less stressful with a plan. In LASI 170, students will tackle information overload by developing practical search strategies and critical thinking skills. It’s the key to academic success and informed decision-making in today’s digital landscape.

The eight-week, one-credit class (CRN 21387) is designed to help students succeed in conducting research for their projects, presentations and papers. Enroll in LASI 170: Introduction to Library Research, and develop research skills.

Join the Women’s Leadership Initiative social from 4 to 6 p.m. Dec. 6 in 142 Rhatigan Student Center, Harvest Room. Connect over hot chocolate, cookie decorating and meaningful networking with women on campus.

As part of its commitment to community support, the Women’s Leadership Initiative encourages everyone to bring a donation for the Shocker Support Locker. The wishlist will be provided to RSVPs. Contributions can have a meaningful impact on the wellbeing of Shockers.

RSVP by Wednesday, Nov. 29 to secure a spot and celebrate strength, leadership and community.

November is Native American Heritage Month, and University Libraries have databases that support research in this area.

Explore a selected list of databases crafted by indigenous scholars. The resources offer invaluable insights by providing a deep understanding of Native American culture, history and thought. By using the databases, researchers gain a more profound appreciation for the diverse perspectives that shape the world.