Calendar

Monday, March 23

Hours: 7:30AM - 1AM

  • Crafternoons @ ZSR
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    ZSR Library
    Relax, recharge, and make something fun! Swing by the ZSR atrium for snacks and craft kits to make or take for later, while supplies last. March 23: DIY Desk Plant.
  • Zotero Workshops
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    ZSR Library, 477
    Zotero is a powerful (and free!) tool for saving, organizing, and citing research sources. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to install Zotero, how to use it to build your own library of sources, and save yourself time when writing research papers. This hands-on session is oriented toward first-time users of Zotero. No familiarity with Zotero is required. Participants should bring their own Mac or Windows laptop (Chrome browser required). Register for a workshop here!
  • Student Workshop: Pocket Photography – Powerful Images on your Phone
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    ZSR Library, The Studio @ 262
    Pocket Photography – Powerful Images on your Phone is a part of The Studio Workshop Series.

    This workshop introduces attendees to the fundamentals of taking professional-quality photos using their iPhone. We’ll cover key concepts including lighting, composition, built-in camera settings, and basic editing techniques that can significantly improve image quality without additional equipment. Participants will be asked to bring their phones and, following a brief presentation, will be sent out for 10–15 minutes to take photos using the techniques discussed. Upon returning, each attendee will select three images they feel strongest about. As a group, we’ll review these selections, discuss what works and what could be improved, and use built-in editing tools to refine the tone and quality of each participant’s final image.

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    This program is led by Katelyn Lacor, a second-year MFA student in Wake Forest University’s Documentary Film Program. Her work centers on using digital storytelling to make under-discussed aspects of cultural history more accessible to broader audiences. She focuses on synthesizing archival materials into long-form nonfiction projects and brings technical expertise in Adobe Premiere Pro and color correction.