Previous Events

Introduction to the UGA Libraries provided app “Browzine,” a resource which helps students keep track of new issues of specific journals from their field.

What can you do with all that data? Learn about different resources and programs for data visualization including Excel, Tableau public, and R. No programming experience necessary.

Librarian and expert Googler shares her tips on how to use both Google Scholar and Google as advanced research tools. Connect to UGA Library subscriptions, create alerts, efficiently find reports and conference proceedings, and much more.

This session will be an introduction and demonstration of Pivot, a grant-finding aid and academic networking tool.

This session will address developing a cohesive narrative for your scientific research paper. We'll talk about writing skills that will help achieve that cohesiveness.

Curious about what exactly makes a review "systematic?” Join The AU/UGA Medical Partnership's Ed Sperr and Julie Gaines for an introduction to the form!

This webinar will introduce graduate students the breadth and depth of social science research resources available at the UGA Libraries.

This short session will provide an overview of the most popular services and resources specific to arts and humanities. Learn how to access books, ebooks, journals, and films, use the multi-disciplinary Multi-Search, and navigate our resources by subject area.

This short session will provide an overview of the most popular services and resources specific to sciences. Learn how to access books, ebooks, journals, and films, use the multi-disciplinary Multi-Search, and navigate our resources by subject area.

Join us on Facebook Live to celebrate the launch of two new digital exhibits by the Walter J. Brown Media Archives and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting: "Exploring Public Media in the Peabody Awards Collection" and "Native Narratives: The Representation of Native Americans in Public Broadcasting."