Past Events

Representatives from the Libraries provide an introduction to data management planning resources, data management best practices, tips for publishing research data (including selecting a repository and sharing sensitive data), and an overview of the evolving data management and sharing requirements of federal research funding agencies, like those of the NIH which were updated in January 2023.

This workshop will introduce the basics of Twine story creation: creating your first passage of text, linking passages, incorporating HTML and variables, and publishing a Twine project.

Screening of a documentary by filmmaker David Deri-Barkai.

Spirit of Viche presents scenes of Black life and culture from the Colombian Pacific and features artistry from its four departments—Chocó, Cauca, Valle de Cauca, and Nariño. Its focal point is viche, an artisanal distilled sugarcane drink whose recipe has been passed down from enslaved African women to their descendants for centuries. 

In-person discussion about some common copyright issues when digitizing materials or creating digital projects.

90-minute session covering collecting citations from a variety of sources, thoughtfully organizing research, annotating in the native PDF reader, inserting in-text citations and creating a bibliography in Word or Google Docs, and a brief demonstration of some useful add-on tools.

Visit the PCL 3rd floor display shelf to explore tales of love, passion, and obsession as they span the (sometimes small) spectrum of romance and horror. Whether you're looking for a gothic romance, a monstrous paramour, or anything in between, you can find something to fit in with your Valentine's Day plans. All books available for checkout or as ebooks.

R is a powerful statistical computing and graphics software that is open source and widely popular—particularly in academia. In this workshop we will cover how to use the R scripting language to construct workflows for reproducible, publication ready analyses and graphics. This workshop is being presented in collaboration with the UT Open Source Program Office (UT-OSPO)

An in-person two-day Immersive Python Workshop is aimed at UT students and researchers.

An in-person two-day Immersive Python Workshop aimed at UT students and researchers.