Workshops

Field Notes on Curiosity: Telling Your Science Story Through Zine-Making

Location Engineering Library
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Where has your curiosity led you? You might be studying science, working in a lab, or enjoy appreciating the nature around you - whoever you are, you have a story to tell! This workshop invites you to use art and collage to explore your personal relationship to science, from the questions that hooked you to the ones that you're still asking.

Join library staff from the Earth Sciences and Engineering & Computer Science Libraries for a fun workshop for anyone, from absolute beginners to experts. Learn how to make a zine and pick up some tips and tricks for communicating science!

You bring:

- yourself

- your story and curiosity

- your ideas and creativity: no artistic skills required

We'll supply everything you need, so let yourself be inspired!

Who: This in-person workshop is intended for undergraduate and graduate students across all faculties and departments who have an interest in understanding the world around them and how things work.

When: October 6, 2026 12 pm - 2 pm

Where: Engineering and Computer Science Library Classroom, Sandford Fleming Building Second Floor, 10 King's College Road, Toronto, ON

This workshop is one of a number of library events celebrating Science Literacy Week 2026. For more Science Literacy Week events, see: https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/scienceliteracy/scilitweek.

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