Upcoming Events

Dr. Dorris Scott will describe the experience of adopting an open educational resource (OER) for a course, the motivation to adapt that OER, and the steps she took to manage an OER adaptation project.

This talk will discuss the ways open science approaches can improve access to science and research for people with disabilities. Topics will include the role of accessibility, importance of inclusive science policy, and actions we all can take to make science more disability inclusive. This event is presented in collaboration with the Center for Health and Science Communication at Becker Library.

Ambiguity about how non-traditional forms of academic publication, like public scholarship or open-access publications, “count” for tenure and promotion purposes can be a barrier to pursuing these valuable scholarly activities – but it doesn’t need to be. This seminar will provide strategies for how to frame such work and demonstrate its value to internal and external evaluators.

Join us for an interdisciplinary seminar to discuss the current status of reproductive health, address the historical context that brought us here, and to consider possible futures. Experts from the fields of medicine, history, law, and social work will consider these issues and share their perspectives. 

Join Becker Library for a Covidence Data Extraction Overview Webinar. Learn how to create, modify, and publish data extraction templates, extract and export data, and produce consensus data in Covidence. The session includes tips to boost productivity and a Q&A to address your specific questions.

Join us to reflect on the value of community-centered science communication initiatives as discussed in "Reorienting Science Communication Towards Communities".