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9th Annual Disability History Symposium

We Make It Happen: Mutual Aid as a Call to Action

Keynote Speakers: Tim Vogt and Jan Goings - Starfire Council, Cincinnati

More information coming soon. This event is made possible by Center on Human Development and Disability and the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies.

Discover how to streamline your search for funding using Pivot and Foundation Directory. This hands-on workshop will guide you through powerful tools to identify grants, fellowships, and funding support tailored to your needs.

Learn best practices, tips, and troubleshooting to enhance your EndNote experience, with plenty of time for Questions and Answers. 

Learn best practices, tips, and troubleshooting to enhance your Zotero experience. Includes time for Questions and Answers.

Join the UGA Special Collections Libraries and the University of Georgia Press on Tuesday, October 13th at 6pm for a talk with Beth Tobin on her new book Loving Insects: John Abbot's Drawings and Natural History Collecting in the Atlantic World, 1760s-1840s. This work uncovers the life and work of an early, overlooked American artist, naturalist, and specimen hunter, and recognizes Abbot as a major figure in early American natural history. 

This event is free and open to the public! Parking in the Hull Street Deck is free after 5pm. 

Academic articles can be challenging to navigate, especially when you're encountering unfamiliar terminology, complex research methods, or discipline-specific writing styles.

Learn about resources provided by the UGA Libraries and the Digital Library of Georgia for accessing newspapers and news resources — including current and historical, U.S. and international, and both general news sources along with specialized publications such as African-American newspapers — through online databases, digital archives, and microfilm collections.

Learn how to use AI tools to strengthen your résumé, cover letter, and interview preparation while maintaining your authentic voice.

Explore the rich world of primary sources in this interactive workshop! Participants will learn how to discover and analyze original materials—such as letters, diaries, newspapers, and government documents—using tools like Adam Matthew’s curated digital collections

Learn the most important features of EndNote and get started using the program.