Episode 6: Abbott’s Shaping the Future of STEM: How to Navigate Change in the STEM Fields: Podcast Abbott’s Agnes Ortega and engineering intern Ixchelle Hernández Lebrón discuss navigating STEM careers... read more →

Teaching Information Evaluation with Lateral Reading Workshop Recent research has shown that lateral reading—the act of leaving a source to learn more about the source—is an efficient and effective first... read more →

Teaching Information Evaluation with Lateral Reading Workshop Recent research has shown that lateral reading—the act of leaving a source to learn more about the source—is an efficient and effective first... read more →

Episode 5: Abbott’s Shaping the Future of STEM: How to Turn STEM Passion Into a Profession: Podcast Abbott Nutrition scientist Yen Ling Low and intern Allison Huckins discuss how women... read more →

Choosing the Right Social Media Platforms for Your Library: Webinar Every library needs a social media presence. However, not all social media platforms are created equal. Each platform has its... read more →

Practical Strategies for Teaching about Health Misinformation: Webinar Health misinformation is rampant in today’s information environment, and it is especially difficult to approach in the classroom. Medical and scientific topics... read more →

Episode 4: Abbott’s Shaping the Future of STEM: How Confidence Can Open Doors in STEM: Podcast Lisa Earnhardt – the head of Abbott’s Medical Devices division – discusses finding your... read more →

Career Success Starts at the Public Library: How One Library System Supports Its Diverse Community: Webinar The Career & Business Reference Services Committee is a group of Suffolk County (NY)... read more →

 Embedded Librarian Toolkit: Primary Sources: Webinar Helping students analyze primary sources can give a sense of what it was like to be alive during a long-past era, prompt curiosity,... read more →

 In this 30-minute presentation, we explore three Infobase resources that can help new academic researchers build their critical-thinking skills. We cover starting research with fact-based background information, supplementing research... read more →

A Discussion of Harmful Coded Language: Decoding Whiteness and Anti-Blackness in Education: Webinar In this webinar, doctoral candidate and Unstandardized English podcast host JPB Gerald discusses the ways in which... read more →

Build Strong E-Content Foundations at the Public Library: Webinar No matter what special events, natural disasters, holidays, or unexpected surprises might close the physical library, you can still maintain a... read more →