Note to teaching faculty: Any workshop listed can be can tailored and adapted to your course, so don't hesitate to reach out!
Hosted by Kaniah Allan on Wednesday, August 27 @ 2:00 PM
Discover how the library can support your academic success! This interactive orientation is designed for both in-person and online students. Learn how to access research resources, navigate online databases, and get help from librarians—whether you're on campus or studying remotely. Join us to explore tools, tips, and services that make research easier, no matter where you are.
Hosted by Kaniah Allan on Wednesday, September 3 @ 2:00 PM
Discover how the library can support your academic success! This interactive orientation is designed for both in-person and online students. Learn how to access research resources, navigate online databases, and get help from librarians—whether you're on campus or studying remotely. Join us to explore tools, tips, and services that make research easier, no matter where you are.
Hosted by Lauren Rich on Tuesday, September 9 @ 3:00 PM
This workshop introduces actionable tips to organize your time, manage your class materials, and know when and how to reach out for help. Great for students who want to start off on the right foot!
Hosted by Jennie Law on Tuesday, September 9 @ 4:00 PM
Do you get overwhelmed starting a paper? Do freeze when asked to do research? This workshop dives into goblin.tools, a platform filled with simple, task-based AI tools designed to help you succeed in a variety of situations.
Prompt Engineering for Beginners
Hosted by Amy Stalker on Tuesday, September 9 @ 7:00 PM
New to AI tools? Get hands-on with the essentials of prompt engineering.
Hosted by Kaniah Allan on Wednesday, September 10 @ 2:00 PM
Learn how to create a personalized dashboard, manage assignments and deadlines, track goals, and stay on top of your schedule—all in one place. Whether you’re brand new to Notion or looking to level up your setup, this session will give you the tools and templates you need to stay focused and organized all semester long.
Hosted by Alvin Blount on Monday, September 15 @ 7:00 PM
Learn the basics of navigating these two helpful databases related to biological research for any of the life science classes.
Hosted by Amy Shaw and Lindsay Wong on Tuesday, September 16 @ 1:00 PM
This workshop is an introduction to the basics of AI Chatbots, including ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini. We will take a close look at their intended functionalities, capabilities, and shortcomings.
Research Assignment Survival Guide
Hosted by Brooke Fry on Tuesday, September 16 @ 3:00 PM
Come learn simple steps to tackle research assignments effectively, reducing overwhelm and improving organization. This workshop is designed for undergraduates.
Hosted by Amy Stalker on Tuesday, September 16 @ 7:00 PM
Learn prompt techniques that turn so-so outputs into spot-on answers. See how examples change an AI’s response to your prompt.
Hosted by Amy Shaw and Lindsay Wong on Wednesday, September 17 @ 1:00 PM
This workshop is an introduction to the basics of AI Chatbots, including ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini. We will take a close look at their intended functionalities, capabilities, and shortcomings.
Hosted by Kaniah Allan on Wednesday, September 17 @ 2:00 PM
Learn how to create a personalized dashboard, manage assignments and deadlines, track goals, and stay on top of your schedule—all in one place. Whether you’re brand new to Notion or looking to level up your setup, this session will give you the tools and templates you need to stay focused and organized all semester long.
Hosted by Cora Hacker on Wednesday, September 17 @ 3:00 PM
Do you have a specific question about your citations? Need a brief refresher? Then this workshop is for you. Join us as we go over a brief review of citation basics as well as answer your specific questions. We'll cover formatting, in-text citations, reference page/bibliographies, and how to cite common sources with a focus on student questions.
Hosted by Jennie Law and Lauren Rich on Wednesday, September 17 @ 4:00 PM
AI seems to be everywhere, from our classrooms to our social media feeds. In this workshop, we will look at some important considerations to reflect on as our lives are increasingly impacted by this technology. We will discuss generative AI’s ethical and functional challenges, GSU-specific AI guidelines, AI detection, and actionable tips for recognizing AI-generated content.
Hosted by Amy Stalker on Tuesday, September 23 @ 7:00 PM
Learn about chain-of-thought prompts and design prompt conversations to guide complex tasks. You’ll also learn a simple rubric for evaluating AI outputs, troubleshoot common “hallucinations,” and tackle ethical and bias considerations to use AI responsibly in your work.
Hosted by Kaniah Allan on Wednesday, September 24 @ 2:00 PM
Tired of spending hours studying without seeing results? This workshop is here to change that. Discover effective study strategies, memory techniques, and time-saving tips that actually work. Whether you’re prepping for exams or trying to keep up with weekly readings, you’ll leave with practical tools to study more efficiently—and with less stress.
Hosted by Lindsay Wong on Wednesday, September 24 @ 7:00 PM
An introduction to the research process, the information cycle, and how to choose the right types of sources—from popular to scholarly—as your research develops.
Searching for Health Sciences Research on the Library Website
Hosted by Joanna Paleveda on Wednesday, September 24 @ 7:00 PM
Learn where to find Health Science resources on the library website.
Hosted by Jennie Law on Thursday, September 25 @ 4:00 PM
Learn the basics of Canva, a user friendly graphic design tool that allows you to give your papers & presentations a professional look!
Hosted by Joanna Paleveda on Wednesday, October 1 @ 7:00 PM
An introduction to LibKey, a research resource.
Hosted by Jennie Law on Monday, October 6 @ 4:00 PM
Do you get overwhelmed starting a paper? Do freeze when asked to do research? This workshop dives into goblin.tools, a platform filled with simple, task-based AI tools designed to help you succeed in a variety of situations.
Hosted by Lauren Rich on Tuesday, October 7 @ 3:00 PM
Come learn how to be a savvy PACRAT – someone who pays careful attention to a source’s Purpose, Authority, Currency, Relevance, Accuracy, and, of course, Trustworthiness. Honing your PACRAT skills will help you with both school assignments and personal research.
Beyond the Basics of PowerPoint
Hosted by Joanna Paleveda on Wednesday, October 7 @ 7:00 PM
Learn about some of the advanced features of Powerpoint.
Canva for Multi-Media Presentations
Hosted by Jennie Law on Tuesday, October 14 @ 4:00 PM
Take the next step in Canva and learn how to create infographics, multi-media slide presentations, and short videos!
Hosted by Lindsay Wong on Wednesday, October 15 @ 7:00 PM
Stuck picking a research topic? Learn how to use a research map to choose a subject and break it down so you can tackle your assignment with confidence.
Hosted by Jennie Law and Lauren Rich on Thursday, October 16 @ 4:00 PM
AI seems to be everywhere, from our classrooms to our social media feeds. In this workshop, we will look at some important considerations to reflect on as our lives are increasingly impacted by this technology. We will discuss generative AI’s ethical and functional challenges, GSU-specific AI guidelines, AI detection, and actionable tips for recognizing AI-generated content.
Hosted by Jennie Law on Wednesday, October 22 @ 4:00 PM
Learn the basics of Canva, a user friendly graphic design tool that allows you to give your papers & presentations a professional look!
Hosted by Cora Hacker on Thursday, October 23 @ 3:00 PM
Do you have a specific question about your citations? Need a brief refresher? Then this workshop is for you. Join us as we go over a brief review of citation basics as well as answer your specific questions. We'll cover formatting, in-text citations, reference page/bibliographies, and how to cite common sources with a focus on student questions.
Hosted by Cora Hacker and Amy Shaw on Thursday, October 28 @ 1:00 PM
Join us for a guide on the steps, components, and formatting of writing an annotated bibliography. This workshop is aimed at undergraduates.
Finding Historical Primary Sources
Hosted by Lindsay Wong on Wednesday, October 29 @ 7:00 PM
Finding primary sources for historical research can be tricky. This workshop will introduce key starting points and search strategies to help you locate primary sources online and through the library.
Canva for Multi-Media Presentations
Hosted by Jennie Law on Wednesday, November 5 @ 4:00 PM
Take the next step in Canva and learn how to create infographics, multi-media slide presentations, and short videos!
Searching Google Scholar Like a Pro
Hosted by Lindsay Wong on Wednesday, November 5 @ 7:00 PM
Learn tips and tricks to search Google Scholar more effectively and find scholarly sources that support your research.
Hosted by Lauren Rich on Thursday, November 6 @ 3:00 PM
Come learn how to be a savvy PACRAT – someone who pays careful attention to a source’s Purpose, Authority, Currency, Relevance, Accuracy, and, of course, Trustworthiness. Honing your PACRAT skills will help you with both school assignments and personal research.
Hosted by Cora Hacker on Tuesday, November 11 @ 3:00 PM
Do you have a specific question about your citations? Need a brief refresher? Then this workshop is for you. Join us as we go over a brief review of citation basics as well as answer your specific questions. We'll cover formatting, in-text citations, reference page/bibliographies, and how to cite common sources with a focus on student questions.
