Missed TAC Talks this year? You can still catch this round of five-minute talks from local graduate students online. Check out the full roster of talks below and click through to view the recordings. TAC Talks: Breaching Borders TAC Talks 2019 – Opening Remarks: Drs. Johanna Jacobsen Kiciman and Danica Miller introduce the TAC Talks Read More…
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Hack@UWT – UW Tacoma’s first annual hackathon
Eyhab Al-Masri from the School of Engineering and Technology and the UW Tacoma Library are proud to announce the first ever UW Tacoma Hackathon, Hack@UWT set to take place on June 7th, 2019. Here’s the best part: You don’t need specialized equipment or a coding background to participate. Hackathon kits and training materials will be Read More…
Library Life: Graduate Students, Study Abroad, and Tea Time
Library staff had the delightful opportunity this past Tuesday to listen to our graduate student employees talk about their study abroad programs. As part of their coursework for their Masters in Library and Information Science (MLIS) from the University of Washington, Erika, Kari and Zoe traveled to New Zealand, Australia, and The Netherlands, learning about Read More…
By the Numbers: Sources & Citations
101 students 13 questions about citations 3 pounds of butter cookies 5 large pots of coffee Countless refills of the hot water kettle The UW Tacoma Library and the UW Tacoma Teaching & Learning Center (TLC), together with funding from the Garrol L. Floe Endowed Fund, delighted noon-hour patrons with cookies and hot beverages in Read More…
Library Photo of the Week
#TBThursday: During our September retreat, we spent some time with the prompt “telling our story”. The result? A sticky note session that delved into social justice, community needs, and thinking about connecting people to resources. #UWTLibraryPics
It’s OA Week!
It’s Open Access Week 2018, friends! If you’re new to this concept, let us fill you in. Open Access Week is an annual, global event focused on sharing the benefits of the Open Access movement. Here at the UWT Library, we hope to use it as an opportunity to educate, answer questions, and start conversations about Read More…