Past Programs and Workshops

Learn what a data management plan is, why granting agencies recommend them, and how you can write one for your thesis, grant, or research project.  

Learn strategies to find policy documents, the process of their creation and how to find analysis around that policy.

In this one-hour session, participants will learn the basic principles and processes of scholarly publishing in the scientific community.

Come to the Library to celebrate Halloween, learn about Canadian traditions, and enjoy free food and social activities.

Learn how Canadian laws are made, their key parts, where to find them, & the analysis of their impact.

An introduction to GenAI tools designed specifically for scholarly literature research.

Learn how to use Zotero to streamline how you collect sources and create bibliographies.

Learn about the Tri-Agency RDM Policy and our Borealis Data Archive.

Learn about the Tri-Agency Open Access Policy, the Library's APC Discounts, and our institutional repository, Scholars Commons.

Learn how to use Zotero to streamline how you collect sources and create bibliographies.

Learn how Canadian laws are made, their key parts, where to find them, & the analysis of their impact.

Learn how to find and use Canadian census and social statistics and data.

Drop-in for a quick overview of library services and resources and a chance to ask questions about research.

Learn strategies to find policy documents, the process of their creation and how to find analysis around that policy.

Learn what a data management plan is, why granting agencies recommend them, and how you can write one for your thesis, grant, or research project.  

Drop-in for a quick overview of library services and resources and a chance to ask questions about research.

Celebrate the new Library space in Brantford on September 23rd.

Learn how to use Zotero to streamline how you collect sources and create bibliographies.

Learn about AI tools useful for scholarly research, what they can be used for, how to evaluate them, and how to use them ethically.

Drop-in for a quick overview of library services and resources and a chance to ask questions about research.