Tag: workshops

  • Libraries Celebrate Love Data Week

    RUL Love Data Week 2023

    Love Data Week is an international celebration of data. Every year during the week of Valentine’s Day, institutions and others interested in data host and participate in local data-related events. The Libraries have been promoting the event since 2016. Laura Palumbo, chemistry and physics librarian/science data specialist at the Library of Science and Medicine, organized the effort to showcase the Libraries’ data workshops. Since this year’s theme was “Data: Agent of Change,” Laura posted a list of data resources about social justice issues on the Speaking of STEM blog.

    Please visit this link to read more about the Libraries’ Love Data Week celebration.

  • Spring 2023 Workshops

    RUL spring 2023 workshops.

    Want to learn a new skill or refresh an existing one? Enroll in our free workshops today at libraries.rutgers.edu/workshops!

    Rutgers University Libraries’ spring 2023 workshops feature instructors, presenters, and subject-matter experts from our Camden, Newark, New Brunswick, and Health Sciences libraries. Our workshops are open to all members of the Rutgers community and offer instruction in:

    • Topics such as the digital humanities, data science, health sciences, Black history, library research, research papers, citation management, career development, digital privacy, software training, the Open and Affordable Textbooks Program, and more.
    • Research tools and methods such as Python, R, GIS, CINAHL, NVivo, data visualization, data management plans, systematic reviews, and more.

    Most of these workshops will be held online; several offer hybrid options. Please check back often as new workshops are added throughout the semester.