Category: Workshops

• The Data Storage Finder Tool

  Posted on Mar 2nd

  Finding the right data storage can, at times, be difficult when dealing with the vast amount of information that the campus has […]

• 5th Annual Bernstein Book Arts Lecture Announced!

  Posted on Apr 1st

  Jim Lee will give the 5th Annual Bernstein Book Arts Lecture on Thursday, April 25, from 5:00-6:30, in 126 Memorial Library.  The […]

• Amateur Journalism Conference – 2016

  Posted on Jun 29th

  Madison, Wisconsin • July 22 – 23 The home of the Library of Amateur Journalism (LAJ), the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is hosting […]

• Wisconsin Archives Month Events!

  Posted on Oct 6th

   Archives Month is an annual celebration of the value of Wisconsin’s historical records, the original documents that tell the stories of our […]

• Who Do You Think YOU Are? Wisconsin Historical Society Releases Genealogy Webinars, Workshops, and Class Schedule

  Posted on Sep 14th

  Do you know how far your family tree extends? Do you know where you REALLY come from and who makes up the […]

• Next ‘Holding History’ event set for September 14

  Posted on Sep 9th

  ~ by Erin Doherty, Library Communications Student Assistant On Monday, September 14, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries’ Department of Special Collections, in […]

• Holding History offers an intimate encounter with rare books

  Posted on Aug 25th

  by Dean Robbins, UW Continuing Studies, News   Even in an age of e-books, a physical volume with pages and binding can […]

• Oral History in the Digital Age – A Workshop (Aug. 27, 2015)

  Posted on Aug 21st

  Thursday, August 27, 2015 Morning 8:45-11:45a, 126 Memorial Library Afternoon 12:30-3:30p, 231 Memorial Library RSVP to troy.reeves@wisc.edu by 8/25 Please join us […]

• “Holding History: Shakespeare’s Plays & Poems” Event Set for July 21

  Posted on Jul 10th

  You can hold history in your hands and explore some of the most important books ever printed. On July 21, join us […]

• Maps Get a New History – Celebrating Volume Six of The History of Cartography

  Posted on Apr 8th

  Why do maps need a new history? Maps and mapping technology have become global in every sense of the word—appearing like magic […]

• Wisconsin Historical Society To Host Program on Milwaukee’s Civil Rights Struggle

  Posted on Feb 4th

  On the evening of February 24th, the Wisconsin Historical Society will feature a program at its Madison headquarters on the civil rights […]

• Mosse Fest 2014: Great lectures from the University of Wisconsin

  Posted on Nov 12th

  Professor George L. Mosse (1918-1999) was one of the great teachers of his time. He taught generations of students at UW, and […]