Intro to Podcasting using Audacity

Introductory workshops to creating a podcast using Audacity, for all audiences

Register for this Workshop  

• October 4, 2021 from 12:00-1:00pm
  • Join Zoom Meeting: https://uncw.zoom.us/j/82533902208?pwd=RkhJRm50eWZtRHZuMmx3bFFXaUFhQT09
  • Meeting ID: 825 3390 2208
  • Passcode: audacity
• October 14, 2021 from 4:00-5:00pm
  • Join Zoom Meeting: https://uncw.zoom.us/j/83916216248?pwd=OXE0bnhFcUlXMTBwTmNPakNyYlRYdz09
  • Meeting ID: 839 1621 6248
  • Passcode: audacity
• October 26, 2021 from 5:30-6:30pm
  • Join Zoom Meeting: https://uncw.zoom.us/j/84646630256?pwd=THpKcWdNUmpSRUhUMzNsT2tieWlMQT09
  • Meeting ID: 846 4663 0256
  • Passcode: audacity

Find out more about Scholarly Research Services.

Cases of faulty science, retracted studies, and academic dishonesty, as well as mis/disinformation in the media, have helped to erode confidence in research and expertise. Put your students on the path to information recovery with the new University Studies Information Literacy student learning outcomes. We'll guide you through benchmarks and help you inoculate your students against the plague of misinformation and problematic sources. In this interactive session, participants will familiarize themselves with the SLOs, methods of implementing them, and activities to help students achieve information wellness.

Zoom link: https://lib.uncw.edu/IL-SLO-workshop

Books Unite Us, Censorship Divides Us

In celebration of Banned Books Week, Randall Library and the UNCW English Department are hosting a virtual Banned Books Read-In on Thursday, September 30, 2021, from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm via Zoom.

Join us as we bring together student voices to read excerpts from their favorite Banned Books and share how their selections have impacted their lives. Participation is not required, and all are welcomed to attend. See this year's list of banned books.

Link: https://lib.uncw.edu/Banned-Books-Read-In-2021 | Meeting ID: 873 5149 5489 | Password: 938551

Video: https://uncw.zoom.us/rec/share/juYqd-EHT2bb33AtHQ60lG7ceQCOBpGh42htp4JLRR2IfkixgLASLRniC4-WVCMp.NXyrwWMlByJRYLWY

Banned Books Display

Exercise your right to read whatever you want! Stop by the library and check out our banned titles, located in Randall Library, 1st floor.

Students wrote these statements as part of Michelle Manning’s ENG 382: “Ways of Teaching Literature”. In this course, students performed research on banned books and wrote short descriptions that explain how the books positively impacted their lives.

Somos NC: Voices from North Carolina’s Latinx Community

This exhibition contains oral histories collected by students in Dr. Amanda Boomershine's SPN 490: Service learning and research class (since Fall 2015).  The students interviewed first and second-generation Latinx North Carolinians on a variety of topics including language, culture, immigration, and education.  To view a version of this exhibit is located in the Sundial Gallery, Randall Library, 2nd floor.  To listen to their stories, click here. Most interviews were conducted in Spanish.

A collaboration with Department of World Languages and Cultures, Centro Hispano, and Center for Southeast North Carolina Archives and History at Randall Library.

In conjunction with this exhibit, we would like to invite you to participate in the following Latinx events and activities as we celebrate and bring awareness to Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM).

• NEA Big Read: Cape Fear Events
• Celebrando Cultura eBook Display
• Learn about HHM