The Library Empowered Scholars + Pan African Studies Grad Cohort is designed to support the inaugural cohort of Pan African Studies graduate students. This biweekly research lab offers a variety of student support activities to cultivate self-efficacy and academic success.
Now what? Now that the votes are counted, we'll convene to discuss the results of the November 2024 election. We’ll conclude the Civic Series with a post-election convening, "The Future of Democracy: Coming Home,” in which we’ll spotlight outcomes at the local and state levels. We’ll look at key local ballot measures and the discussion will focus on ways to stay active and engaged closer to home. The panel will touch on the national election and will analyze how congressional races impact legislative control, but we'll highlight local issues.
The LinkedIn Learning workshop focuses on showcasing the interface and tools provided by LinkedIn Learning, an online learning platform. We will teach users how to utilize the learning tool to aid in their personal, professional, and intellectual growth. We will also showcase how to curate a user-specific experience based on their goals.
For registration, please go to LinkedIn Learning.
In our final LEAD workshop, students will learn how to accept and reframe experiences with failure and criticism and develop the necessary skills needed to better prepare themselves for these moments in the future.
BYOBook to the University Library Silent Reading Club! Join us and unwind during some quiet unassigned reading time.