Library Workshops

Library Workshops: Fall 2023
Students may use this button to register for these workshops in Canvas. Workshops last approximately 1 hour.
Note: You must use your college email address to register for these workshops.
Need Scholarly Sources?
Your library has millions of scholarly sources—journal articles and more! Learn how to search these superior collections.
Tuesday, October 10th @ 7:00 pm
with April Cunningham
APA in a Nutshell
What is APA style and when is it used? This workshop will include an overview of APA style, including formatting a paper, using bias-free language, and a brief introduction to citation.
Wednesday, October 11th @ 12:00 pm
with Sharlene Paxton
And I Quote—Integrating Quotes
Achieve optimal paper flow by learning how to expertly weave quotes and ideas from books and articles into your research papers and use in-text citations.
Wednesday, October 25th @ 7:00 pm
with Megan Davis
Avoiding Plagiarism
Avoiding plagiarism is easy once you learn some savvy tips! This workshop will provide an overview of the different types of plagiarism and will cover how to seamlessly use quotes, paraphrase, and summary along with citing sources.
Thursday, October 26th @ 1:00 pm
with Jewell Ludwigsen
MLA in a Nutshell
What is MLA style and when is it used? This workshop will include an overview of MLA style, including formatting a paper, how and when to cite sources, and a brief introduction to citation.
Tuesday, November 7th @ 7:00 pm
with Megan Davis
Need Scholarly Sources?
Your library has millions of scholarly sources—journal articles and more! Learn how to search these superior collections.
Thursday, November 9th @ 12:00 pm
with Julie Cornett
And I Quote—Integrating Quotes
Achieve optimal paper flow by learning how to expertly weave quotes and ideas from books and articles into your research papers and use in-text citations.
Tuesday, November 28th @ 7:00 pm
with April Cunningham
APA in a Nutshell
What is APA style and when is it used? This workshop will include an overview of APA style, including formatting a paper, using bias-free language, and a brief introduction to citation.
Wednesday, November 29th @ 12:00 pm
with Sharlene Paxton