Category: USF Libraries News

USF Tampa Library Pride Display

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Every month, the USF Tampa Library talented staff creates a display (see pictures in this post) based on themes for that month. This month, we have a display in honor of Pride Month featuring books, DVDs and other resources   available for …Continue Reading

Summer 2024 Faculty Information Literacy Institute

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The USF Libraries invites faculty to apply to participate in a week-long Summer Faculty Information Literacy Institute from June 2-7, 2024. The institute will introduce concepts related to teaching information literacy and research skills to assist faculty with incorporating these concepts into …Continue Reading

Workshops for Researchers in February

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There are several workshops for researchers this month from the USF Libraries: Zotero: Citation & Document Management, Feb. 8, 1-2 PM SPSS Basics Workshop, Feb. 8, 1:30-3:00 PM Making Citation Management Easier: Introduction to Mendeley, Feb. 8, 6-7 PM Endnote Advanced: Citation …Continue Reading

Workshops for Researchers–Stay Tuned

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The USF Libraries are thrilled to offer over 70 workshops in Spring 2024!  Stay tuned: the Workshops for Researchers schedule will be available by mid-January. If you have any questions or accommodation requests, please reach out to the Research & Instruction Coordinator, Jennifer Slagus, …Continue Reading

Introduction to Wikipedia: Indigenous Peoples Wikipedia Edit-a-thon

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The USF Libraries has partnered with Tennessee State University and Wikimedia DC to present this introductory workshop to Wikipedia editing on Friday, November 17th from 11AM-2PM . Participants will learn how to create and edit Wikipedia articles during an hour-long virtual workshop. …Continue Reading

African American Burial Ground and Remembering Project

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Join this virtual presentation from 2-3 PM on Tuesday, October 24th to learn about this multicampus research study bringing together local artists, USF faculty, staff, and students to address the erasure of historical Black communities in the Tampa Bay area. Part of …Continue Reading