Workshops & Academic Events
Libraries and Academic Innovation Workshops
Libraries and Academic Innovation offers a host of free workshops and events to any GWorld card holder on topics including workplace skills, data gathering and analysis, geographic information systems, programming, and design.
Speak with Confidence is an academic skills workshop series designed to improve the oral academic English skills of GW international students who speak English as a second or additional language.
Join this workshop to learn how to stay organized with your notes, calendars, and assignments.
A discussion between Peter Reddaway, Harley Balzer, Donald Jensen, Thane Gustafson, Robert Otto, Mark Yoffe, and moderator Robert Orttung.
Learn Python and foundations of programming in this three-day, non-credit, interactive, mini-course. This opportunity is for beginners and does not require any programming experience.
Alisa Major, Associate Director Technology Access for Disability Support Services, will offer an overview of why PDFs need to be accessible and what makes a PDF meet the accessibility standards. Attendees will leave with an understanding of how to create or convert a PDF to make it accessible and usable for everyone, including people with disabilities, by conforming to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA.
Speak with Confidence is an academic skills workshop series designed to improve the oral academic English skills of GW international students who speak English as a second or additional language.
University Academic Events
The GW community organizes and hosts a variety of events on- and off-campus open to the public or private to GW faculty, staff, students, and alumni. You may also log in to Handshake to see more career workshops and events.
