Babbidge Library Exhibition Reception
Come meet two local artists with solo shows in the Babbidge Library - Beth Pite and Anthony Foronda. Learn more about their work.
Friday, April 22, 4:30-6:30pm
Both exhibitions are open through summer, 2022
Manage Stress And Celebrate The Small Wins With The StarMind Guide
Are you in a self-discovery phase, or want to be in one? Do you often underestimate your daily progress? The StarMind Guide, created by UConn undergraduate and entrepreneur Allie Davenport, is both a place to reflect and learn the skills you need to improve your life. Join Allie on April 21st for activities focused on mindfulness, developing a growth mindset, self-compassion, and celebrating small wins. The first 30 registered attendees will receive a free copy of the journal courtesy of the UConn Wellness Library project. Come grow, evolve, and become your best self. Registration Information - http://s.uconn.edu/starmind
Did you know we offer lots of great workshops?
Lots of great opportunities this month to learn about citation management, Google tools, PubMed, and market & industry research. Register at https://lib.uconn.edu/workshops
Dedicating the Richard H. Schimmelpfeng Gallery
In October, UConn Archives & Special Collections dedicated its exhibition gallery in honor of Richard H. Schimmelpfeng, former director of Special Collections and a longtime advocate for and friend of the UConn Library. Check out our blog post and video dedication.
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