SUPPORTING FACULTY PUBLISHING AT THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES AN INTRODUCTION TO TRANSFORMATIVE AGREEMENTS

 SUPPORTING FACULTY PUBLISHING
AT THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
AN INTRODUCTION TO TRANSFORMATIVE AGREEMENTS

When: March 6, 12:00-12:45 PM
Where: Center for Teaching & Learning Classroom
UCE 116 & Zoom

REGISTER
https://usd-dsrs.libcal.com/

 

Zine your research! Workshop

Unleash your creativity and develop new ways to communicate your research.

Zine your research!

No prior zine making experience required – just come with some research/writing you’d like to turn into a zine!

Instruction and art supplies will be provided.

 

29 October | 12:00-1:30 pm

In person only - I.D. Weeks 321(archives reading room)

Digital Scholarship & Research Services USD University Libraries

Use the qr code to register

Contact:

Danielle.Loftus@usd.edu

Anna.Simonson@usd.edu

 

 

Enhancing Literacy and Critical Thinking with Civil War Digital Archives and Project-Based Learning workshop

Thanks to generous funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities and a partnership with National History Day in Iowa, we're hosting a free workshop for educators. Rooted in CWRGM's materials, the workshop offers strategies for implementing project-based, digital learning that is designed to help students develop their analytical research and writing skills.

Attendees will receive a $300 stipend & access to a comprehensive, approximately 6-week curriculum with built-in resources for SPED and ELL students.

The workshop is limited to 15 attendees, & interested candidates should use the Google Form to apply.

Applications close on September 25th, & we'll notify applicants in late September.

When: Saturday, October 12 from 9:00am–3:00 pm
Where: LeMars Educational Service Center at 940 Lincoln St. SW, Le Mars, IA, 51031

DATA WORKSHOPS

DATA WORKSHOPS
FROM DIGITAL SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH SERVICES
COMPUTING @ USD: USING THE LAWRENCE HPC CLUSTER

This two-part workshop from the Research Computing Group will
familiarize attendees with the Linux command line and walk them
through accessing Lawrence, USD’s high performance computing
cluster, to run interactive and batch computing jobs.

SESSION 1
1 PM - 4 PM, ID WEEKS LIBRARY, ROOM 321
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2023
This session introduces attendees to the Bash shell command line
interface, including navigating and working with files/directories, as well
as using SSH, SSH-Keys, SFTP, and the Globus file transfer service. If time
permits, we will also cover more advanced Bash topics such as pipes,
loops, and shell scripting.

SESSION 2
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2023
1 PM - 4 PM, ID WEEKS LIBRARY, ROOM 321
This session will describe the various resources available on Lawrence, their
best uses, and how to interact with the SLURM job scheduler. We will also go
over running interactive and batch jobs. This session requires basic familiarity
with the Linux command line, either through previous experience or by
attending Part 1 of this series.

Speakers  Ryan Johnson & Bill Conn

Questions? rcg@usd.edu
Registration information to follow.

*You can choose to attend one or both workshops.