In This Issue:

• Fogler Graduate Student Workshops
• Salon: Back to the Future: The Post-ChatGPT Classroom
• Featured Resource: Maine Bicentennial Collection

Fogler Library is kicking off our Workshop Series for Graduate Students this week! On Sept. 14th at 12pm and 4pm you can learn about using Citation Management tools. There will also be future workshops on Citation Management, as well as workshops on putting together Literature Reviews. Go to our Workshops Page for more information, to register, and the complete list of workshops.

The Lynch Room has reopened with a new moniker – The Salon – a re-envisioning of this space as a place for our community to congregate, discuss, and collaborate on ideas. We hope that the newly minted multidisciplinary Salon Series, with rich topical themes, will foster the kind of conversations and action that will be remembered for a lifetime. Join us on Monday, September

18, 2023, from 12:00-1:30pm at our hybrid salon Back to the Future: The Post-ChatGPT Classroom. Please visit the Salon website to learn about future salons.

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