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Introduction to Library Resources for New Faculty and Visiting ScholarsSponsor(s): International Studies, UM LibraryTags: N/A Date: 09-11-2026 Time: 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Status: Open Description: Session for new faculty and visiting scholars in area and global studies introducing U-M library resources, services, and expertise to support your research and teaching. |
Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Library Spaces and ServicesSponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: Graduate Students, Library Launchpad Date: 09-29-2026 Time: 10:00 am-11:00 am Status: Open Description: Library Launchpad is a series of library workshops aimed at graduate students on the Ann Arbor campus. Join library experts to learn about research services and spaces for graduate students, and to get comfortable in your new academic home. In this informal walking workshop, you will get a guided tour of the Harlan Hatcher Library, U-M’s largest and most historic library. During the tour, you’ll … Continue reading Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Library Spaces and Services |
Introduction to Zenodo – An Open Access RepositorySponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: data management, data repository, data sharing, research data Date: 10-06-2026 Time: 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Status: Open Description: Ever wondered if Zenodo is a data repository that would work for your data? Join us to learn more about Zenodo, what data the repository works with, how to include it in your data management plan, and how to deposit data. The workshop will include a demo and/or screenshots of each step of the deposit process, and we’ll also have time for questions and answers. |
Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Library Spaces and ServicesSponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: Graduate Students, Library Launchpad Date: 10-08-2026 Time: 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Status: Open Description: Library Launchpad is a series of library workshops aimed at graduate students on the Ann Arbor campus. Join library experts to learn about research services and spaces for graduate students, and to get comfortable in your new academic home. In this informal walking workshop, you will get a guided tour of the Harlan Hatcher Library, U-M’s largest and most historic library. During the tour, you’ll … Continue reading Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Library Spaces and Services |
Finding Research Funding using PivotSponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: AAEL Date: 10-20-2026 Time: 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Status: Open Description: Are you interested in finding research funding opportunities and don’t know where to start? In this workshop, we will explore the database Pivot and identify funding opportunities relevant in your research area. You will learn about: How to construct search strategies How to save search results How to set up email alerts What support is in place for finding research funding at U-M Please note: … Continue reading Finding Research Funding using Pivot |
Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Discipline-based Library Research ToolsSponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: Graduate Students, Library Launchpad Date: 10-27-2026 Time: 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Status: Open Description: Library Launchpad is a series of library workshops aimed at graduate students on the Ann Arbor campus. Join library experts to learn about how the library supports graduate students’ research in different disciplines. In this session, we’ll demonstrate: Aspects of Library Search, the library’s search engine, including how and when to use Catalog Search and Articles Search, as well as how to interpret your results. … Continue reading Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Discipline-based Library Research Tools |
Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Discipline-based Library Research ToolsSponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: Graduate Students, Library Launchpad Date: 10-28-2026 Time: 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Status: Open Description: Library Launchpad is a series of library workshops aimed at graduate students on the Ann Arbor campus. Join library experts to learn about how the library supports graduate students’ research in different disciplines. In this session, we’ll demonstrate: Aspects of Library Search, the library’s search engine, including how and when to use Catalog Search and Articles Search, as well as how to interpret your results. … Continue reading Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Explore Discipline-based Library Research Tools |
Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Introduction to Archival Research in the Special Collections Research CenterSponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: Graduate Students, Library Launchpad Date: 11-04-2026 Time: 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Status: Open Description: Library Launchpad is a series of library workshops aimed at graduate students on the Ann Arbor campus. Join library experts to learn practical tips about how to conduct archival research with primary sources that comprise our rich special collections. During this workshop, we will: * Provide you with a general overview of the wonderful items you can study in the Special Collections Research Center * … Continue reading Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Introduction to Archival Research in the Special Collections Research Center |
Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Introduction to Archival Research in the Special Collections Research CenterSponsor(s): UM LibraryTags: Graduate Students, Library Launchpad Date: 11-10-2026 Time: 10:00 am-11:00 am Status: Open Description: Library Launchpad is a series of library workshops aimed at graduate students on the Ann Arbor campus. Join library experts to learn practical tips about how to conduct archival research with primary sources that comprise our rich special collections. During this workshop, we will: * Provide you with a general overview of the wonderful items you can study in the Special Collections Research Center * … Continue reading Library Launchpad: Workshop Series for Graduate Students: Introduction to Archival Research in the Special Collections Research Center |


