Past Events

We will introduce you to JoVE, a peer-reviewed scientific video journal that provides reproducible scientific research methods and experimental techniques in physical and life sciences.

We usually use ultrasonic sensors to avoid obstacles, but in this workshop you will learn how to use ultrasonic sensors to control your robot using the Arduino Uno board.

Join us for activities, songs, instruments, and props to help your child develop physically, intellectually and socially in a safe, fun and nurturing environment.

To develop the spirit of teens and increase their artistic knowledge of the art.

This workshop introduces the basics of Credo, a reference search platform that brings together the Library’s online resources with online subject encyclopedias. We will also discuss the concept of mind mapping and use Credo’s mind-mapping tool.

Learn the basics of citation management with RefWorks and Zotero. The workshop will show you how to collect, save and cite automatically in a document and produce bibliographies in no time. This session is geared towards researchers and university students.

In this workshop, we will present 30 different apps for both iOS and Android and cover how to use them in different ways. You’re welcome to share your own favorite apps with the group, too.

Have fun and increase your vocabulary at the same time! Bring your friends and come play the classic word game Scrabble at the Library.

Are you a middle school or high school teacher? If so, join us for our program in celebration of World Teacher’s Day. We will explore various resources—print and online—that you may find useful for your classroom instruction.

Share your thoughts on the selected book of the month with your fellow readers. This month, we will be discussing The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho’s world-famous novel about a shepherd who travels to the pyramids of Egypt in search of treasure