Workshops in the Library

Is your study routine working for you? This workshop will focus on effective study routines and tactics to help you create and maintain an effective study routine. Bring your syllabi/textbooks - we will get interactive!

Is your study routine working for you? This workshop will focus on effective study routines and tactics to help you create and maintain an effective study routine. Bring your syllabi/textbooks - we will get interactive!

Graphing calculators look complicated, but they can make your life so much easier! Come learn some tricks for using a graphing calculator so that you can walk into your next math class with confidence.

In this workshop we will review the types of rhetorical appeals, how to identify them, how to analyze them, and how to use them in your own papers.

Creating and sharing engaging slideshows can strengthen any class presentation. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to design clear, appealing slides that keep your audience interested and help your ideas stand out.
We’ll cover practical tips for organizing information, choosing effective visuals, and avoiding common mistakes. You’ll explore tools and features in Google Slides, Canva, and PowerPoint, and get hands-on practice building an awesome slideshow.
Whether you're preparing for a class assignment or a group project, this session will spark creativity and help you develop skills to inform and impress your audience.

This workshop will cover the basics of MLA and APA in-text citations, reference pages, and paper formatting, as well as the options for incorporating research sources into your paper or project.

All humans are biased, and we all rely on mental shortcuts to navigate and understand the world. As students and citizens, however, it’s important to recognize and grapple with both our own biases and the biases present in the information we encounter.
In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn how to identify common types of bias in news, websites, and other sources. Through discussion and interactive activities, we’ll practice spotting loaded language, noting missing perspectives, and asking critical questions about who created a source and why.
You’ll leave with tools that can help you evaluate information more thoughtfully—skills that are valuable for research assignments, class discussions, and everyday life.

You’ve figured out how to find an article in a database, but are now facing an 18 page document and you’re not quite sure what it says or what you should be looking for. This is the session for you! We’ll go over the purpose of research articles, the structural elements that are usually included, and the areas where you want to focus your time and attention to see if it supports your claim or thesis.

Graphing calculators look complicated, but they can make your life so much easier! Come learn some tricks for using a graphing calculator so that you can walk into your next math class with confidence.

This workshop will cover the basics of MLA and APA in-text citations, reference pages, and paper formatting, as well as the options for incorporating research sources into your paper or project.

Finals are only two weeks away! In this workshop, learn some tips and tricks for reducing your test anxiety both in the lead up to your exam and while you are taking the test. Discover smart strategies to use during your final. Focus your studying on the important information and create a plan to ensure you have time to study everything you need to before finals without getting overwhelmed.

Learn about the parts of an academic article and how to figure out if it supports your claim or thesis.

Learn research-backed study strategies as well as how to implement them into your weekly routine.

Learn about prioritizing tasks and creating a schedule that you can maintain for the semester.

Talk with an advisor about what you need to do to pick a college and prepare to transfer.

Chat with a librarian, submit a research question, browse the Frequently Asked Questions.

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