Navigate to Regenstein Library on April 6 to create success in your second year
Second-year undergraduates are invited to Regenstein’s A Level on Friday, April 6th from 3-5 p.m. for “Navigate: Creating Success in Your Second Year“.
The University of Chicago offers a plethora of resources to help you navigate through your second year and beyond. The number of places you can go to enhance your experience can be overwhelming, but the University of Chicago Library, College Programming Office (CPO), and College Center for Scholarly Advancement (CCSA) has your back! Come to the A-Level of the Regenstein Library on Friday April 6th to learn about how these offices can help you on your journey to success:
- Chicago Studies
- College Center for Scholary Advancement (National Fellowships)
- Drop In Academic Advising
- English Language Institute Programs
- Global Health Research Fellows Program
- Language Study Programs
- Institute of Politics
- Mellon Mays Fellows Program
- Neighborhood Schools Project
- University of Chicago Library
- Stevanovich Center
- Study Abroad
During the event, the Library will also be offering workshops and a Special Collections Open House to learn more about research tools and materials to support your coursework:
- Jump-Start Research in Your Major, Room A-11, 3:15–3:45 p.m.
Learn about Learn about resources available through the Library to support research in your field of study, including research guides, specialized databases, and subject librarians. - Special Collections Research Center Open House, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Discover the amazing sources available in the Special Collections Research Center for your coursework or research. The open house features examples of the Library’s holdings in rare books, manuscripts, and University of Chicago Archives. Special Collections staff will be on hand to answer questions about our collections and the many research possibilities they afford. - Stay Organized and Cite Right with Zotero, Room A-11, 3:45-4:15 p.m.
Zotero is a free citation manager that helps you organize your research and create citations and bibliographies in a variety of styles like MLA, APA, and Chicago. Drop by for a brief demo of this great tool that will change the way you do research.
Registration is not required, but appreciated. Register now!
Students in need of an accommodation to attend the event should contact Rebecca Starkey at rstarkey@uchicago.edu.
