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Feeling frustrated with citations and style guides? Come participate in this hands-on, quick introduction to APA, MLA, and Chicago style. Location: 2nd floor group study room, MIIS Library

Feeling frustrated with citations and style guides? Come participate in this hands-on, quick introduction to APA, MLA, and Chicago style. Location: 2nd floor group study room, MIIS Library

Come hear MIIS Professor Michael McGinnis talk about his new book, “Science and Sensibility: Negotiating an Ecology of Place”. McGinnis will discuss his research and highlight the importance of community and a sense of place in addressing complex social and ecological problems. Location: William Tell Coleman Library

Come to the DLC Design Space to learn about a few educational games that have been newly acquired by the Library! One such game is “The Empathy Toy.” Though initially designed to help bridge conversational gaps between the visually impaired and the sighted, The Empathy Toy has morphed into a toy/tool that is being used in innovation and design labs in universities and corporations across the country. Games created for The Empathy Toy reveal the relationship between empathy, creativity, play, and learning in the 21st century.

Annual SCELC Internet Librarian 2016 Conference Reception at MIIS. This event is by invitation only.

Join us for a lunch time booktalk with civil rights veteran, activist and author Maria Gitin. The program will include first person stories and civil rights history followed by a booksigning. Copies of the book, “This Bright Light of Ours: Stories from the Voting Rights Fight”, will be available for sale at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Location: Library

The Center for Conflict Studies together with the William Tell Coleman Library will host its third book club discussion. The book we are reading is “A Small Place”. The event is open to the public.

This four and a half day summer writing retreat is designed to provide interested students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests some intensive and uninterrupted writing time to work on writing projects of their choice. Time will be divided between individual writing activities on the second floor of the library (or wherever you would like to be), collaborative consultation and discussion before and after the sessions, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. There is no instruction, no peer-reading unless arranged by participants on their own, and no workshop-like activities.

This four and a half day summer writing retreat is designed to provide interested students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests some intensive and uninterrupted writing time to work on writing projects of their choice. Time will be divided between individual writing activities on the second floor of the library (or wherever you would like to be), collaborative consultation and discussion before and after the sessions, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. There is no instruction, no peer-reading unless arranged by participants on their own, and no workshop-like activities.

This four and a half day summer writing retreat is designed to provide interested students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests some intensive and uninterrupted writing time to work on writing projects of their choice. Time will be divided between individual writing activities on the second floor of the library (or wherever you would like to be), collaborative consultation and discussion before and after the sessions, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. There is no instruction, no peer-reading unless arranged by participants on their own, and no workshop-like activities.