Meet with fellow students in a Zoom and learn how to use the Pomodoro technique which is a brain-research based study strategy. Have an assignment or homework ready to work on -- used focused time and get stuff done then take a group break and repeat. Zoom link will be sent to those registered. Register

Plagiarism and academic dishonesty can lead to severe consequences. This workshop will help you understand what plagiarism in writing is and some of the most common mistakes that students make. Through interactive activities, you will learn strategies to avoid plagiarism and other resources to get additional support. Register

This online workshop will focus on two topics: Experts@Minnesota and ORCID. Research information tools can help you better understand and manage your online scholarly presence, as well as the impact and reach of your research. We’ll present these topics over the course of 30 minutes, and then invite you to join a breakout room for the second half of the session. This will be a “virtual lab” where you can ask questions and try out these tools. Schedule: First 30 minutes for the…

Learn about the popular 2017 Libraries exhibit, "A Campus Divided: Progressives, Anticommuninists, Racists, and Antisemitism at the University of Minnesota 1930-1942," and how the archival documents that were uncovered led to a campus-wide conversation around changing the names of buildings on the University of Minnesota campus. Archivist Kate Dietrick will give a behind-the-scenes virtual look at the exhibit, share some historical documents that were important to the conversations surrounding name changes, and discuss the opportunities and limitations that archives provide when confronting the difficult…