Register for Spring 2025 Library Workshops

It’s the first day of the Spring 2025 semester! We wanted to take a moment to let folks know about the workshops we offer, and the ways in which they help students to gain valuable academic and professional skills.

Synchronous Workshop Series

These brief, 1-hr workshops assist students with various aspects of research and equip them with important life skills. Each workshop will be offered on two days. See below for information about the workshops, the dates they will be offered, and the registration form.

• Developing and Choosing a Topic
  Tues, 1/21 or Wed, 1/22 from 6-7pm
• The Research Process
  Tues, 1/28 or Wed, 1/29 from 6-7pm
• Managing Research Data
  Tues, 2/4 or Wed, 2/5 from 6-7pm
• Evaluating & Citing Sources
  Tues, 2/11 or Wed, 2/12 from 6-7pm
• Using Zotero for Citation Management
  Tues, 2/18 or Wed, 2/19 from 6-7pm
• Advanced Searching Strategies
  Tues, 2/25 or Wed, 2/26 from 6-7pm
• Preparing for Presentations
  Tues, 3/4 or Wed, 3/5 from 6-7pm
• Using AI in Library Research
  Tues, 3/25 or Thurs, 3/27 from 6-7pm
• Google Smarter, Not Harder
  Tues, 4/15 or Wed, 4/16 from 6-7pm
• An In-Depth Look at Google Notebook LM
  Tues, 4/22 or Wed, 4/23 from 6-7pm

Register Now

[Use this^ button to register for any of the workshops;
you will need to be logged into your UH account.]

Asynchronous Workshop Series

The library partners with the Noeau Center to host the asynchronous Research and Writing (RaW) Skills Workshop series, which consists of 4 different episodes:

1. Identifying Your Topic
2. The Research Process
3. Outlining, Writing, Re-Writing
4. Citations & Polishing

Students can complete these episodes at their own pace; each episode page has advice as to the timing of each episode in relation to a larger project a student may be working on. For more information about the episodes and to register for updates, visit the RaW Skills site here: https://sites.google.com/view/raw-skills/home.

[About the header image: “Woman Sitting Beside Table Using Laptop” by Thought Catalog has an open license and was retrieved from Unsplash.]