RSVP on Eventbrite to attend our virtual Information Session and learn about our upcoming Digital Scholarship Summer Certificate Program for UCR undergraduate students! 

Are you a UCR undergraduate student interested in learning more about digital research and digital collections, or a UCR instructor who wants your students to gain experience with archival research and prepare for more advanced Digital Humanities coursework? Join us for an information session to learn about a new UCR Library offering that launches in Summer 2023!

Read more about this opportunity below or on the library website.

The Digital Scholarship Certificate Program is a non-credit-bearing undergraduate learning opportunity, led by a team of UCR Library staff. The program runs for 6 weeks, concurrent with the 2023 Summer Sessions (June 26 to August 4). Undergraduate students currently enrolled at UCR are eligible to apply to participate in this program, which offers an opportunity for students to engage deeply with primary sources that highlight student activism and BIPOC student voices at UCR. Through six workshops and ample hands-on practice time during afternoon lab sessions, students will develop practical skills with digital research tools and methods. The program is designed to complement students’ summer coursework and involves a mix of instruction formats. The weekly program schedule will include virtual cohort check-ins over Zoom, hybrid (Zoom and in-person) workshops, and on-campus lab sessions in Orbach and Rivera Libraries. The total completion time for the program is 24-30 hours, spread across the 6 weeks of the program.

Download the full information packet by clicking here.