The archives aren’t just for history majors! Primary sources from the University Archives can be the basis for innovative and unique classes in any discipline and help students develop widely applicable skills, including communication skills, visual literacy, data gathering and analysis, and more. 

During this webinar, participants will learn about the broad range of materials held by the Drexel University Archives, as well as ways in which the University Archives collaborates with Drexel teaching faculty to incorporate Archives material into new and existing courses.  
 
Who should attend? Drexel faculty, staff and teaching assistants from any department who are interested in adapting an existing class or developing a new class that incorporates primary sources from the University Archives 

Who should attend: Drexel faculty, staff and teaching assistants from any department who are interested in adapting an existing class or developing a new class that incorporates primary sources from the University Archives

Presented by: Simon Ragovin, Archives Technician 

Recorded sessions: If you can’t attend a live webinar, don’t worry! We will provide a link to the webinar recording following the event.   

Zoom Details: https://drexel.zoom.us/j/96767711295?pwd=RXhJOWtNWldnUU5ucHBWemsyay8rUT09   

Meeting ID: 967 6771 1295

Passcode: 615609

About the Building Connections to Scholarship Webinar Series:  

Highly active research universities are dependent on strong connections to scholarship and research data output. At Drexel, the Libraries provides a variety of resources, support services and partnerships to facilitate and build such connections, from ensuring access to authoritative information to shaping future research by providing—and guiding the effective use of—tools and systems to facilitate global connections to Drexel-generated research output.  

Through the Libraries new Connecting to Scholarship webinar series, expert librarians share their knowledge of these tools and systems to support Drexel faculty and researchers’ productivity and to prepare graduate students and professional staff for successful research practices.  

Designed for anyone who does research, webinars in the series will address issues such as:  

• How to find funding through the Pivot database 
• How to navigate changes to the APA Style Guide 7^th edition 
• How to choose a repository for your research  
• Using Sage Research Methods to demystify social science research  
• What’s new in PubMed 
• Navigating archival research and archives 
• and more  

Join us for the other webinars in the Connecting to Scholarship series!