Pre-Break Reminders & Events @ Your Library

Reminders from the DiMenna-Nyselius Library:

Exhibit Closing - Art by All (faculty, staff, student art exhibition) closes March 31st. Stop by the lower level of the Library to view the two exhibition spaces. A new exhibit will be installed by the end of the week, Homespun Histories, Silken Fantasies, curated by Julie Learson, Costume Director for Theatre Fairfield, in celebration of America250.
Library Research Prize deadline - April 8th. Undergrad and grad students can win $1,000! fairfield.edu/libprize
Building Hours- The Library will close at 6pm on April 1st and 2nd. Closed April 3rd - 6th. The 24/7 chatbox on the library homepage (staffed by real people, not AI) is available throughout the break!

Events - March 29 - April 1

AI Salon: Will AI Replace Human Relationships, 11am-12pm, CAS Innovation Lab.
The Science Behind Executive Functions, Wed. April 1, 12pm-1pm, Library rm 114.

Guided Study Session: Pomodoro Method, Sun. 7pm-9:30pm, Library Innovation Lab. Students work on assignments in a distraction-free environment using the Pomodoro Technique, a well-known time management method. We set a timer for four 25 min. working intervals, with breaks and snacks in between.
Wags & Wellness, Tues. March 31st, 2-4pm, Research Consultation Room.
Primary Sources Solved, Wed. April 1, 2-3pm, Lobby. Drop by for giveaways and tips on how to find primary sources for assignments.

The following week:

Steering Clear of Predatory Journals, Wed. April 8th, 2pm-3pm, Zoom. Register for the link.
AI Showcase, Wed. April 8th, 3:30pm-5pm
An AI Salon & Lunch with the head of the University's AI Taskforce! We provide lunch. Everyone will have a chance to talk about how they are using AI and learn about campus AI updates. Thursday April 9th 12:30-1:30pm. Register via the link below.

There is also an AI Salon for students, also on Thursday April 9th, from 9:30-10:30pm.

Study Hacks for Every Mind: Neurodiverse Study Lounge, Thurs. April 9th, 3-5pm, CAS Innovation Lab.

For more information, contact Lisa Thornell / 2138 / lthornell@fairfield.edu