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The University Library will be hosting its Library Games Night and you are invited!

Students, staff, and faculty are welcome to join us for game-playing of all kinds: boards, cards, and video! Students challenge your professors, professors challenge your students!

• Friday, March 29
• 6:30 – 10 p.m.
• Library Level 10 (The Alcove)

Some of the other games you can play at the event include:

BOARD/CARD GAMES

Attendees will learn how to upgrade their videos by creating a professional look with Adobe Premiere. No prior experience necessary.

DAY/TIME: Tuesday, March 19; 1:40 – 3:40 p.m.

All presentations and workshops are located in the Library, across from the Library's services desk (Level 10; The Alcove).

Click here for more information about Project Sandbox, including future presentations and workshops.

Attendees will learn how to create and design a logo using Adobe Illustrator. No prior experience necessary.

Friday, March 15; 9–11 a.m.

All presentations and workshops are located in the Library, across from the Library's services desk (Level 10; The Alcove).

Click here for more information about Project Sandbox, including future presentations and workshops.

Attendees will learn how to create and design a logo using Adobe Illustrator. No prior experience necessary.

Friday, March 15; 9–11 a.m.

All presentations and workshops are located in the Library, across from the Library's services desk (Level 10; The Alcove).

Click here for more information about Project Sandbox, including future presentations and workshops.

The Philosophy Department, along with other University of Lethbridge scholars, will host the following:

Interdisciplinary Workshop on Protest and Civil Disobedience
Friday, March 29
10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
AH100 and AH176

Will you be writing a lot of research papers or a thesis this term? Do you struggle with proper citation of your reference sources or organizing your research files? Citation management tools like EndNote can help!

This advanced session will cover:

• Searching your EndNote library
• Outputting a bibliography
• Cite-While-You-Write

Current students, faculty and staff may download EndNote to their personal workstations or devices for free under the university's site license.

Will you be writing a lot of research papers or a thesis this term? Do you struggle with proper citation of your reference sources or organizing your research files? Citation management tools like EndNote can help!

This basic session will cover:

• A tour of EndNote and EndNote basic
• Building a library of citations

Current students, faculty and staff may download EndNote to their personal workstations or devices for free under the university's site license.

Attendees will learn about technology available at the library and gain an understanding of the tools and resources available to support creative endeavors.

Thursday, March 7; 9:30–11:30 a.m.

All presentations and workshops are located in the Library, across from the Library's services desk (Level 10; The Alcove).

Click here for more information about Project Sandbox, including future presentations and workshops.

Attendees will learn how to upgrade the designs of their research posters using design concepts and Adobe Photoshop. No prior experience necessary.

Friday, March 1; 9 - 11 a.m.

All presentations and workshops are located in the Library, across from the Library's services desk (Level 10; The Alcove).

Cannot attend this session? Encore session: Thursday, April 4; 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Click here for more information about Project Sandbox, including future presentations and workshops.