Upcoming Events

Join us for our WAG (Writing Accountability Group) in a small group once a week with a clear goal of developing a habit of writing. 

WAG - Writing Accountability Group (Monday mornings) 9:00am

Monday June 24^th at 10:00am

Presented by: Michael Marino

Join us for our WAG (Writing Accountability Group) in a small group once a week with a clear goal of developing a habit of writing. 

WAG - Writing Accountability Group (Wednesday mornings) 9:00am

Wednesday, June 5^th, 12^th, 19^th & 26^th

Presented by: Michael Marino

Thursday, June 20th at 12:00pm

Presented by: Theresa N. Eaves, MHC-LP (she/they) is a clinical mental health counselor serving at Molloy University's Health & Wellness Department  

Reviewing the protocol Molloy has established for faculty, staff, and students to follow in the case of a crisis. This session will review Molloy resources and basic psychological first aid skills that best support an individual in crisis while maintaining your own safety. 

Monday June 24^th at 10:00am

Congrats, your work is in the DigitalCommons@Molloy and possibly linked on a profile, now what? In this session, Tabitha will guide you through the accompanying Author Dashboard to review readership usage such as downloads, PlumX, and other profile-system type citation metrics.

Presented by: Tabitha Ochtera, Associate Director, Head of Electronic and Digital Services

Monday, June 24^th at 11:00am

Presented by: Valerie Kutcher from The Student Solution Center

This session will discuss effective communication techniques and strategies for you to implement with your advisees. We will discuss a communication timeline that is tied to our academic calendar here at Molloy. The session will also discuss how to incorporate technology into your advisement strategy to maximize efficiency.  More information on LibCal.

Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at 10:00am

Presented by: Susan Bloom

Leganto Reserves+ is a powerful new course list management tool in Canvas that directly connects resources of any type (books, media, articles, websites and more) into your course shell. As an added bonus it can drastically increase your accessibility score! In this session, learn how faculty can quickly create course lists, including automagically connecting to resources in the library.

Tuesday, June 25th at 12:00pm

Presented by: Theresa N. Eaves, MHC-LP (she/they) is a clinical mental health counselor serving at Molloy University's Health & Wellness Department  

Exploring communication skills that can help you engage with students in an inclusive, safe, and supportive manner. These skills will prepare you to engage with students, create a safe and welcoming space, and practice cultural humility. 

Wednesday, June 26th at 12:00pm

Presented by: Theresa N. Eaves, MHC-LP (she/they) is a clinical mental health counselor serving at Molloy University's Health & Wellness Department  

Practicing skills that help you support an individual experiencing emotional and/or psychological distress. Learning to de-escalate a situation can help you and your students maintain physical, psychological, and emotional safety. 

Thursday, June 27^th at 11:00am

Presented by: Susan Bloom and Tabitha Ochtera

The possibilities of open access are ever expanding. Join librarians Susan Bloom, MLIS, MS and Tabitha Ochtera MLIS, MBA as we discuss some of the many ways you can put this exciting concept to work. We will cover use in the classroom, research, and publication.

Thursday, June 27^th at 1:00pm

Presented by: Mary Ryder, Instructional Designer

Engagement and interactions in an online course are important to create and observe, this workshop will review and identify tools and methods to assist faculty within Canvas. We will review methods and strategies that will create collaboration and engagement as a necessary component of online learning. Join us as we discover together the many ways to increase students' participation and their success.