Events

This exhibit features books of instruction on arts and crafts based on the five fundamental senses: sight, smell, taste, touch, and sound. The purpose of the exhibit is to consider the seemingly paradoxical nature of trying to teach something that is innate to human nature. Event Details

Submit a proposal to present in the Libraries 3rd annual Graduate Research Showcase. Event Details

Did you know the Libraries spend millions of dollars on journal articles and books for you to access? Did you know that after you graduate you may lose access to some of that content? Event Details

LLILAS Benson's 2019 Digital Scholarship Fellow Andrea Alvarez will reveal a new approach to understanding the architectural drawings found in Fray Andrés de San Miguel’s manuscript, one of the gems in the Benson's Genaro García Collection. Event Details

This interactive workshop gives an overview of the facilitation process, from preparation to debrief. It provides participants with fundamental facilitation tools and techniques so that they can better facilitate an activity, program, or meeting. Event Details

We will solve real-world civic issues by analyzing open government data and building computer programs or models. You can assemble team with students from or outside of the class. Event Details

Join us for a discussion on implementing open pedagogical practices in the classroom, enabling student-driven learning opportunities, and using open educational resources in your instruction. Event Details

This workshop will be with Director Stephen Naron (Fortunoff Archive) Event Details

This talk will focus on Dr. Neuberger’s various digital pedagogy and public-facing projects. Event Details

This is an opportunity for graduate students from across all disciplines to practice presenting their work, to receive feedback about their research, and to meet other graduate student scholars. Event Details