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Ingram Library Workshops build your research and career-readiness skills by helping you find credible sources, navigate library tools, and understand key information literacies—including the use of AI.

Need more support? Meet one-on-one with a subject librarian for help at any research stage. Visit the Pop-Up Research Desk (near Starbucks) on Monday or Tuesday afternoons, or click “Get Help!” in the left menu to schedule an appointment.

Workshops and Events: Spring 2026

Workshop and Event Schedule - Spring Semester 2026

Date

Time

Workshops

January 13 (Tuesday) 6PM

Research Ready: Dive into library databases and resources. 

This workshop is designed for graduate students and for anyone beginning a capstone project, particularly in the College of Education. Participants will receive a focused introduction to selecting the right tools, navigating library databases, and finding authoritative research to support their work. You will leave with practical strategies for locating, evaluating, and organizing scholarly sources with confidence.  

Librarian: (Jean Cook) 

Location: Webinar  

January 20 (Tuesday)

6PM

 

Cite Right with APA 

Learn to use APA citations to support your research and impress your professors.  A great introduction for beginners and refresher for those who need it.  

Librarian: Jean Cook

Location: Webinar 

January 21 (Wednesday) 4:30-5:15PM

Kaia Alderson Book Club

Explore UWG alumni Kaia Alderson's newest book In a League of Her Own.  Join us March 11 to meet the author in person!

Librarian: Anne Barnhart
Location: Conference Room (2nd Floor)

January 30 (Friday) 3-5PM

Celebration of Faculty Research

Explore the amazing discoveries, insights, and research being down by faculty at UWG every day!

Location: Library Main Floor Flex Space

February 4 (Wednesday) 4:30-5:15PM

Kaia Alderson Book Club

Explore UWG alumni Kaia Alderson's newest book In a League of Her Own.  Join us March 11 to meet the author in person!

Librarian: Anne Barnhart
Location: Conference Room (2nd Floor)

February 5 (Thursday)

1:30

& 3:00

Start Strong: Turning Ideas Into a Research Topic 

In these interactive workshops with First Year Writing, students will learn how to move from broad interests to a focused, researchable topic and how to identify high-quality sources that support their ideas. Come for either session!

Librarian Jean
Location: Nook (1st Floor)

February 11 (Wednesday) 11-1PM

Library Love Day 

Meet your librarians, identify the best resources for your courses, and load up on snacks and swag in the main floor corridor of Ingram Library!

Location: Library Main Floor Corridor

February 18 (Wednesday) 4:30-5:15PM

Kaia Alderson Book Club

Explore UWG alumni Kaia Alderson's newest book In a League of Her Own.  Join us March 11 to meet the author in person!

Librarian: Anne Barnhart
Location: Conference Room (2nd Floor)

February 23 (Monday) 5PM

UWG Author Talk featuring Patrick Erben and Rebecca Harrison

Discover the scholarly work being done by our English Faculty on campus as they present their collection Early America and Modern Imagination: Rewriting the Past in the Present.

Librarian: Anne Barnhart
Location: Library Main Floor Nook

March 4 (Wednesday) 4:30-5:15PM

Kaia Alderson Book Club

Explore UWG alumni Kaia Alderson's newest book In a League of Her Own.  Join us March 11 to meet the author in person!

Librarian: Anne Barnhart
Location: Conference Room (2nd Floor)

March 5 (Thursday)

1:30PM

& 3:00PM

Resource Quest: Finding Sources for Your Research Project  

In these interactive workshops with First Year Writing, learn how to find sources, both online and within the library. The types of sources include books and articles.  Come for either session!

Location: Library Main Floor Nook

Library Hosts: CJ Ivory and Shelby Moore

Librarypalooza!  

Tuesday March 31 & Wednesday April 1

11AM - 1PM

Perfect your posters, powerpoints, or papers. Whether you’re working on a Scholar’s Day project or for another class, come rehearse with campus technology and get feedback from the experts. Students are also encouraged to bring in works-in-progress and completed projects for some extra help.  Featuring experts from the Library, Writing Center, and Public Speaking program

Location: Library Main Floor
April 7 (Monday) 5PM

UWG Author Talk featuring Jason Swift

Discover the work being done by our Art Faculty on campus.

Librarian: Anne Barnhart
Location: Library Main Floor Nook

April 28 (Tuesday) 1:30PM

Final Push

Missing that certain something for your final projects?  Use the best of library resources to impress your professors

Librarian: Jean Cook
Location: Library Main Floor Nook