Stop searching for "Final_v2_ACTUAL_FINAL" and start researching! This workshop covers the "hidden curriculum" of digital research—from professional file naming and Google Drive organization to advanced collaboration techniques. We’ll start with the basics of digital hygiene and finish with an introduction to the College’s High-Performance Computing (HPC) resources for those ready to scale up their data. 

Presenter: Jen Moore, Academic Technologist for the Arts & Humanities, ITS 

Students will learn the basic rules for ethical conduct of research, and the three (3) things that constitute research misconduct. Think Plagiarism! We'll consider responsible conduct of research (RCR) principles and how they apply to your scholarly activities, and research of all kinds, whether in the lab, the archive, or the field.

Presenter: Jena Fioravanti, Director of the Office of Research Integrity and Engagement

Learn how library resources like Zotero can support your success this summer. We'll cover practical ways to get organized and build stronger research skills. Whether you're part of a team or working solo, you'll walk away with new tools and strategies to try.

Presenters: Simon Elichko, Social Sciences & Data Librarian; Andrea Baruzzi, STEM Librarian

In this workshop students will learn about the benefits and drawbacks of using artificial intelligence as a research tool, including in depth discussion of the ethical considerations. Students will learn how to access our data-protected, licensed AI tools supported by ITS and Swarthmore Libraries.

Presenter: Amanda Licastro, Head of Digital Scholarship and Visiting Associate Professor of English

Through this interactive presentation, participants will learn key strategies for professional written and verbal communication, including email etiquette, meeting participation, and clear expectation-setting with supervisors. The session also explores navigating team dynamics, addressing workplace challenges, and engaging in productive feedback conversations. Students will build confidence and comfort in a multitude of scenarios. 

Presenter: Kelly Dougherty, Assistant Director Employer Relations, Career Services 

Learn ways to set and maintain realistic boundaries to better manage your time and support your personal well-being. In this workshop, we will explore strategies to find balance and thrive in academic and professional settings.

Presenters: Dean Liz Derickson, Associate Dean of Academic Success; Melissa Mandos, Director of the Student Academic Mentors and Fellowships & Prizes Advisor; Ashley Netanel, Associate Director, Health Promotion & Wellness Initiatives

We all know that life doesn’t always follow a script! This workshop will help you develop skills to navigate around obstacles or unexpected challenges. We’ll explore distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and how to ask for help so you can move from overwhelm into action.

Presenters: Simone Collins, Director of Counseling & Psychological Services; Josh Ellow, Associate Director, Wellness Assessment & Compliance & Alcohol & Other Drug Counselor

Now that you’re coming to the end of the summer program, this workshop will help you reflect upon the skills you’ve gained and how far you’ve come. We’ll explore how your experiences shape your self-understanding and how to integrate new skills into your personal narrative(s). Finally, we’ll consider how this reflection enables you to share your story impactfully as you take your next steps.

Presenters: Susannah Fishman, Director, Center for Innovation & Leadership; Rebecca Weintraub-Barth, Director of Student Activities & Leadership