Library Event

Got data and working on analysis? Got questions on using R or other programming languages? Great way to dedicate time to working on that project you've been meaning to get around to. Come and hang out with other coders in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Students, staff, faculty, and the public are invited to join our Community Coding sessions. Bring your computer, coding projects, and questions to this open working environment. 

The Innovation Lab is located on the south side of the stairwell next to the Copy Center (there's a big sign that reads "Innovation Lab").

Got data and working on analysis? Got questions on using R or other programming languages? Great way to dedicate time to working on that project you've been meaning to get around to. Come and hang out with other coders in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Students, staff, faculty, and the public are invited to join our Community Coding sessions. Bring your computer, coding projects, and questions to this open working environment. 

The Innovation Lab is located on the south side of the stairwell next to the Copy Center (there's a big sign that reads "Innovation Lab").

Got data and working on analysis? Got questions on using R or other programming languages? Great way to dedicate time to working on that project you've been meaning to get around to. Come and hang out with other coders in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Students, staff, faculty, and the public are invited to join our Community Coding sessions. Bring your computer, coding projects, and questions to this open working environment. 

The Innovation Lab is located on the south side of the stairwell next to the Copy Center (there's a big sign that reads "Innovation Lab").

Got data and working on analysis? Got questions on using R or other programming languages? Great way to dedicate time to working on that project you've been meaning to get around to. Come and hang out with other coders in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Students, staff, faculty, and the public are invited to join our Community Coding sessions. Bring your computer, coding projects, and questions to this open working environment. 

The Innovation Lab is located on the south side of the stairwell next to the Copy Center (there's a big sign that reads "Innovation Lab").

Got data and working on analysis? Got questions on using R or other programming languages? Great way to dedicate time to working on that project you've been meaning to get around to. Come and hang out with other coders in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Students, staff, faculty, and the public are invited to join our Community Coding sessions. Bring your computer, coding projects, and questions to this open working environment. 

The Innovation Lab is located on the south side of the stairwell next to the Copy Center (there's a big sign that reads "Innovation Lab").

Got data and working on analysis? Got questions on using R or other programming languages? Great way to dedicate time to working on that project you've been meaning to get around to. Come and hang out with other coders in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Students, staff, faculty, and the public are invited to join our Community Coding sessions. Bring your computer, coding projects, and questions to this open working environment. 

The Innovation Lab is located on the south side of the stairwell next to the Copy Center (there's a big sign that reads "Innovation Lab").

Join us for a beginner tutorial covering data visualization in R. Data visualization is a fun way to introduce yourself to the world of data analysis with the R programming language. Since graduate student projects address complex issues, clear visuals in the results section of your papers can help to communicate findings to a broader audience. We will cover histograms, box plots, line plots, scatterplots, and more using base R and the ggplot package. No prior experience needed.

The Dream Center and Meriam Library will screen the film "The Undocumented Lawyer," a film about Lizbeth Mateo, an attorney who swore to uphold the Constitution. She’s also undocumented. When a client takes sanctuary in a church, Lizbeth’s own experience guides their fight for justice.
Join us for a panel discussion with campus community members.

Join us in the Innovation Lab as we cheer on (or shout advice to) the campus community’s mystery contestants as they answer questions about Fair Use from recent legal cases. This workshop will not be recorded to protect the dignity of all involved.

This hands-on seminar is designed for anyone who is using other people's ideas in their own (or work-related) writing and publication. This seminar will include a review of exclusive rights of copyright holders; discussion of specific education uses of materials for education, scholarship, and research; an in-depth group discussion of each of the four factors of fair use determinations (and why they developed in real legal cases), and group evaluation of the four factors in case studies highlighting common publishing copyright situations.