Grad School

[close] This group is for students in graduate school who love reading in their (nonexistent) spare time ;) !! Come and share you favorites + currently-reading recommendations, and if there's enough interest, we can even start a book club of our own! :D

[close] We're in grad school, so we are clearly intellectuals and intellectuals are almost always drunks. Well, the fabulous ones anyway (Hemmingway, Fitzgerald, Capote, etc). So let's get together under the guise of a literary discussion to blow off some grad school induced steam and throw back a drink or two. As our literary heroes have demonstrated it is possible to both drink like a fish and be insightful, but be sure to read the book!

[close] We are a community for unique science communicators and STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts, Math) enthusiasts. Our Medium publication is dedicated to sharing stories and articles by SciCommers, and we love to uplift our peers! All academics, academic creators, educators, and students are welcome.> Come chat with us (we read books too). Follow us on Twitter @stemfirstgen, and send us your pitches— we are always open for submissions (and suggestions)! stemfirst.gen@gmail.com

[close] Professor Mary Wilkins Jordan founded the GSLIS Book Group in February 2011. Its purpose is to bring GSLIS students together once a month for something the vast majority of us enjoy - reading and talking about books - while also giving us a chance to practice readers advisory and other skills that librarians can use. This semester we are trying a new format. Rather than focusing on one book per meeting, we will focus on a theme! How does it work? Each month, we’ll select a theme and suggest a few titles based on that theme. At our monthly meeting, we’ll start with a discussion on those books, but encourage everyone to bring your own book suggestions that incorporate the theme. If you cannot make the meeting feel free to post a note on the forum!