Join Ph.D. student and RCDM RA Brent Peterson for a zoom-only workshop on text analysis with Python. This session will provide a gentle introduction to working with textual data in Python with a focus on normalization and analysis. Participants should have the latest version of Python and Jupyter Notebooks installed.
Enhance your data visualization journey with our exciting Python for Data Visualization workshop! Join Ph.D. student and RCDM RA Larissa do Carmo Inacio for a hybrid (Zoom + in-person) session where you’ll explore libraries like Matplotlib, Seaborn, Numpy, and many more. Whether you’re just starting out or eager to sharpen your skills, this workshop is a wonderful opportunity to boost your ability to create eye-catching visual representations of data.
Join Ph.D. candidate and RCDM graduate student Keiko Bridwell for an in-person workshop on using dplyr in R for data manipulation. Dplyr is the premier library for data science techniques and data wrangling in R. No prior experience required.
Join us for a concert celebrating the Golden Age of Broadway on Monday, March 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium (Room 271) of the UGA Special Collections Building. The event will showcase the talents of UGA student performers with tunes from familiar titles like Brigadoon, Cabaret, Hair, and Kiss Me Kate. It will also highlight songs from lesser-known shows such as Dear World, It’s a Bird It’s a Plane It’s Superman, Lost in the Stars, and No Strings.
It’s time to get crafty Dawgs! In this new series we’ll teach you how to create different zines. This month we'll focus on teaching you to fold a Victorian Puzzle Purse and in the spirit of spring we hope you'll use it to send a message to a mate, mentor, or memorable preson in your life. Hope you join us for some pro-craft-ination!
Join us for a night of adventure as we explore the vast and varied world of tabletop games. We’ll bring out old classics like Scrabble and Catan and new favorites like Just One and Nekojima. From deduction to dexterity, cards to cooperative, we’ve got a wide range of games for you to enjoy. For folks enthused about TTRPGs, we’ll have DMs help build your characters, understand the rules, or lead you through a short session. If you want to explore the indie side of the hobby, we’ll have a variety of rulesets from cozy to starfaring or solo to GM-less for you to delve into.
As part of its annual Congress Week celebration, the Richard B. Russell Library will be hosting former U.S. Senator Doug Jones for a discussion moderated by Joe Watson, the University of Georgia's inaugural Carolyn Caudell Tieger Professor of Public Affairs Communications. The event will take place on Tuesday, April 15th at 5:30pm. A light reception will follow.
Parking can be found in the Hull Street Deck directly across from the Special Collections Libraries building.
Need data? Join our workshop on finding reliable, trustworthy sources of data. Available over zoom and at the Main Library Instruction Lab (1st Floor).
Join us at the UGA Libraries Makerspace on March 24th for a special laser cutter workshop led by Makerspace student assistant Eunice Stephen! Come chat about your favorite books with your undergraduate peers while designing your very own bookmark made using our laser cutter. No experience or registration required; just drop in between 3-4 PM at the UGA Libraries Makerspace, in room 381 of the McBay Science Library. See you there!
Join us on March 18th from 11am-12pm in the McBay Science Library Makerspace (room 381) for a drop-in button making workshop led by an undergraduate peer! Print photos of your pets, or any of your furry friends during the workshop and use our button maker to make a pin! You can put your pin on your backpack, clothes, use it as decor, and more! This session will be run by makerspace student assistant, Lindsey Isenberg. We hope to see you there!
