Welcome to Ingram Library's workshops! These learning opportunities aim to enhance your scholarly research and career-readiness competencies by guiding you through the process of conducting effective research using library resources, equipping you with the skills necessary to successfully locate credible sources, and enlarging your knowledge of crucial information literacies, particularly around the use of Artificial Intelligence.
In addition to these workshops, the library offers one-on-one research consultations with subject librarians with research expertise in a variety of subjects. Librarians are here to support you throughout the research cycle, from forming a research question to how to manage data. Librarians are available on the Library's main floor near Starbucks at the "Pop Up Research Desk" on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday afternoons. Stop by to chat! Anytime, to meet with a subject librarian, click on "Get Help!" from the menu on the left.
*** Workshops will be held in-person with videos being posted on this site afterwards. ***
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Date |
Time |
Workshops |
| January 29 (Wednesday) | 6pm |
Quick and Easy Citations with Zotero How can you best organize and cite resources for your research projects? Zotero is an online citation management system that works with library systems to easily and quickly generates citations and bibliographies in a variety of styles like APA, Chicago, or MLA. Online workshop |
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February 3 (Monday) February 4 (Tuesday) |
8:30-11am 10am-12 |
Library Love Day at UWG Newnan Meet your librarian, identify the best resources for your courses, and load up on snacks and swag at the UWG Newnan site! Location: Newnan Campus |
| February 12 (Wednesday) | 12-2pm |
Library Love Day in Carrollton, Ingram Library Meet your librarian, identify the best resources for your courses, and load up on snacks and swag in the main floor corridor of Ingram Library! Location: Ingram Library, first floor |
| February 18 (Tuesday) | 1pm |
Literature Reviews for Capstone Projects Conducting a literature review is a crucial step in major research endeavors. This workshop will guide you in how to do a thorough search for critical sources on your topic and set up notices for newly published relevant articles and will offer options for how to construct your review. Instructor: CJ Ivory |
| February 19 (Wednesday) | 10am |
How to Write the Perfect Proposal or Abstract Learn the basic elements of a proposal, some tricks to hit the perfect tone, and strategies to get your proposal noticed by reviewers. Instructor: Beth Sheppard |
| March 11 (Tuesday) | 2pm |
Resource Quest This workshop will teach students how to find sources, both online and within the library. The types of sources include books and articles. Instructor: Shelby Moore |
| April 3 | TBD | One Book Event |
| April 9, 10, & 14 (Wednesday, Thursday, & Monday) | 12-2PM |
Librarypalooza: Bring in Your Research for Practice and Review! Practice presenting 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 a librarian. Students are also encouraged to bring in works-in-progress and completed projects for some extra help. Students who RSVP will be given priority. Location: Library Third Floor Lobby and Aquarium |
| April 17 (Thursday) | 10am-12 |
How to Archive Your Research in WISE Wolves Institutional Scholarship and Exhibits (WISE) repository is a fantastic way to preserve your research data and your final product. Come learn about WISE and how it can extend the life of your research. Instructor: Beth Sheppard |
