Library Events and Displays: Fall 2025

A workshop on exploring genealogy with confidence. Learn practical tips and tricks for researching family history, discover reliable resources, and gain strategies for organizing your findings so they’re easy to access and share. Presented by Hauʻolihiwahiwa Moniz, Hawaiʻi-Pacific Resources Librarian.

The use of GenAI in student writing is increasing, but available AI detection tools are often unreliable. Learn about tools and strategies, including The Forge, a new web-based word processor and learning platform that can track student writing and analyze effort and revision. Presented by Wayde Oshiro, Head Librarian, and Meredith Lee, Asst. Professor, English

Join us for a deep dive into Leeward's research databases, like ABI/INFORM, JSTOR, and ScienceDirect. Learn how to choose the best database for your topic, search effectively, and cite your sources correctly. Presented by Natalie Kahn, Instruction Librarian

Learn about open education resources (OERs), free learning materials that have Creative Commons licenses that allow users to reuse, revise, remix, redistribute, and/or retain their work. Register to attend.

Learn how to effectively use key Hawaiian databases—including Ulukau, Papakilo, Kīpuka, and Kumukahi—in teaching and research. Presented by Hauʻolihiwahiwa Moniz, Hawaiʻi-Pacific Resources Librarian.