Upcoming Events
Choosing a Citation Manager Workshop
Learn which citation tools UGA Libraries supports, and which tool will work best for your workflow.
Research Data Consultations
Join members of the Research and Computational Data Management (RCDM) team for walk-in research data consultations in the Data Studio @ Main and the McBay Science Library on Wednesdays from 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Team members are available to assist UGA faculty, students, and staff with topics including:
Laser Cutting Training
Learn how to engrave and cut materials like wood, fabric, and acrylic with
Make Your Own Tote Bag Workshop
Use patterning and Makerspace sewing machines to make your own cotton canvas tote bag! No experience necessary and all materials provided.
Figurine Painting Workshop
Using acrylic paint, learn how to add color and detail to 3D printed figurines.
Figurines and paint will be provided by the Makerspace. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on!
Button Headband Workshop
Craft your own one of a kind headband using buttons and 3d printed charms! All materials provided, no experience necessary.
Family Day: Olympics
Join the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies for an afternoon of family fun highlighting the newest feature exhibition, Beyond the ’96 Games: Atlanta’s Olympic Legacy. Craft your own Olympic torch, explore the gallery, enjoy story time, and other Olympic-inspired activities.
This event is free and open to the public. Parking is available for visitors in the Hull Street Deck.
3D Printer Training
Participants will learn basic 3D modeling and how to independently operate the MakerBot Sketch Print 3D Printers and Ultimaker Cura Software from an undergraduate peer. Work is completed through self-paced, online modules and a quiz followed by a hands-on session to learn how to safely operate the 3D printers and use the printing software.
3D Printer Training
Participants will learn basic 3D modeling and how to independently operate the MakerBot Sketch Print 3D Printers and Ultimaker Cura Software from an undergraduate peer. Work is completed through self-paced, online modules and a quiz followed by a hands-on session to learn how to safely operate the 3D printers and use the printing software.