Introduction to Zotero

Zotero is a citation management tool which is free and easy to use. Join this librarian-led workshop to learn how to take advantage of this stellar tool!

Join Michelle Mussuto, the Agriculture and Natural Resources Librarian for tips on how to get started using Zotero.
Bring yourself and a laptop and meet at the STAR Center (MLIB 161 in the East Wing) at 2pm on Tuesday November 7th.

Gathering: APA Citation Formatting Workshop

Now that you've gathered all your sources together, you need to format them correctly to avoid accidental plagiarism.

Join the Head of Library Research, Instruction, and Outreach, Irene Korber to learn how to correctly place each element of your APA Citations.

Bring yourself and a laptop and meet at the STAR Center (MLIB 161 in the East Wing) at 3pm on November 8th.

Drilling: Advanced Database Searching

Looking for scholarly resources, but cannot find anything? Or feel overwhelmed by your results?

Join Stef Baldivia, Equity and Outreach Librarian for tips on how to make the best use of the 144  databases available to you. 

Bring yourself and a laptop and meet at the STAR Center (MLIB 161 in the East Wing) at 2pm on October 10th.

Let's get strategic and drill your results list into something manageable.

"It's BSS": Using library databases for social science research

BSS students! Are you ready to start your research, but unsure how?

Join Stef Baldivia, Equity and Outreach Librarian for tips on how to make the best use of the SEVENTEEN social science databases available to you. 

Bring yourself and a laptop and meet at the STAR Center (MLIB 161 in the East Wing) at 2pm on September 19th.

No BS! Its BSS.

 

Change the Subject Documentary Film Screening

What do you know about Library of Congress Subject Headings?

Did you know Dartmouth College students lobbied Congress in 2016 to change the standardized terminology used by their university (and universities across America) from the term "i****** aliens" to "Undocumented immigrants"? Even though the American Library Association supported the change, Republican Congressmembers rejected the students' petition.