Idk, I think there’s other ways to have a life of the mind beyond writing papers. This workshop teaches ways to think about curating digital exhibits using social media. It also looks more closely at ways of finding digital sources on the internet archive and other niche digital communities, how… Continue reading »
Please join alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends for a reception and exhibition viewing in celebration of the Chapin Library centennial. 100 Years, 100 Voices brings together items selected by members of our community, past and present. With the books and manuscripts on display, we celebrate both the historical… Continue reading »
How do your own research practices reflect your values and ethics? How does the pipeline of information you interact with reflect the scholarship of your field? What do you want your work to do? Does it do that? In this workshop, we’ll develop new citational practices that are expansive and… Continue reading »
This exhibition was put together by the students in ENGL/AMST/WGSS 113: The Feminist Poetry Movement to reflect the vibrant print culture of the Women’s Liberation Movement and the major role that poetry played in movement building and organizing. The exhibit features a small selection of… Continue reading »
This 60-minute introduction to Zotero will teach participants how to build personal libraries, build bibliographies, and quickly create citations while writing using Word and Google Docs. This session specifically designed for organizing research and keeping lit reviews under control. Please bring a laptop. 10/18 @ 7:00 pm Sawyer 328… Continue reading »
How has the breadth of perspectives, lived experience, and recognized authority developed at Williams over the last two decades? Together we will use the framework of citational justice to examine the changing landscape of scholarship in our community. In this workshop we’ll apply the Bechdel Test for scholarship, the Gray… Continue reading »
In April 2023 we administered the LibQUAL survey of library service quality on campus. Thank you to everyone who responded to the survey. If we ask you about how we are doing, it is only fair that you also see how you all responded. Visit the full story to see the results. Continue reading »
This 60-minute introduction to Zotero will teach participants how to build personal libraries, build bibliographies, and quickly create citations while writing using Word and Google Docs. This session specifically designed for organizing research and keeping lit reviews under control. Please bring a laptop. 10/11 @ 7:00 pm Sawyer 328… Continue reading »
What is citation? Does it work like it’s supposed to? What should citation be? Who do we see in the public world of information and whose perspectives and experiences are unseen? In this workshop we’ll apply the Bechdel Test for scholarship, the Gray Test, to Wikipedia and interrogate how citations… Continue reading »
The Williams Libraries 2022-23 Annual Report is now available in our Digital Collections. If you have questions or comments about anything you read in the report, please do not hesitate to ask. Continue reading »