Events

New to academic research and not sure where (or how) to start? We will show you how to navigate online databases, structure your search, and decode some key terms – primary vs. secondary, peer-reviewed, and more. 

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

In its seventh year, the FSC Transcribathon is still going strong. The community event features opportunities for participants to transcribe and encode manuscripts. Besides the passport credit and bragging rights, there are thoroughly ridiculous prizes. 

Location: McKay Archives

This event is available only to current FSC students.

Come to the Roux Library to play games! We have all sorts of card games, board games, and refreshments. Game nights are open to all the campus community. Feel free to join alone or bring your friends.

Location: Roux Library

This event is available only to current FSC students.

What’s the difference between copyright and plagiarism? Do you know how to create in-text citations? Learn the answers to these practical questions and more.

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

Modeled after the Faculty Research Marathon, the EdD Research Marathon provides opportunities for School of Education doctoral students to further their academic and research goals.

Location: Roux Library

This event is available only to current FSC graduate students.

Get the scoop on what you need to know about voting! Join our info session to learn about registration, key deadlines, and where to go for information on candidates and ballot issues. Let’s make sure your voice counts! 

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

Learn how Zotero, a citation management tool, will help you organize and manage all your research. This  free resource will make citations and referencing a breeze. 

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

Do you want to learn more about AI? Join us for an engaging session where we'll dive into the world of AI, exploring practical tools and techniques that you can use for both school and research.

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

This is not a regular game night at the Roux Library. Besides board games, we also have a laser tag event! Game nights are open to all the campus community. Feel free to join alone or bring your friends.

Location: Roux Library

This event is available only to current FSC students.

Have you ever considered a career in libraries or archives? Join us to find out about the many different career paths available in these fields and learn what it takes to become a librarian or an archivist. 

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

What do you do with all the pictures in your phone's camera roll? Or your cluttered email inbox? What to keep? How to preserve it? Together we will learn how to take care of your digital and physical "history" so that you may leave to your descendants a sense of who you are. 

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

In this session, discover practical tips to safeguard yourself against phishing scams, identity theft, and other online risks. We’ll cover best practices for creating strong passwords, recognizing suspicious emails and websites, and using security tools that can shield your devices and personal information.

Location: Roux Library, 3rd floor classroom

This event is available only to current FSC students.

Feeling the pressure of finals? Take a well-deserved break and join us in the library to unwind and recharge. Dive into a world of creativity with a variety of stress-relieving activities like coloring, building with LEGO, and crafting your own jewelry.

Location: Roux Library

This event is available only to current FSC students.

Featuring all FSC Jazz Ensembles, this concert highlights music from the Jazz canon, old and new, in a variety of ensemble combinations.

Location: Branscomb Memorial Auditorium