University Libraries' Events
Zine 101 Workshop
Date and Time
Sunday, September 22, 2024 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
RSVP
This event is free to attend.
The RSVP deadline has passed for this event.
Location
DEV 127A - Computer Lab
This event will take place in the Richard M. DeVos Center (DEV) at 401 Fulton St W, Grand Rapids, MI 49504
The Computer Lab (DEV 127 A) is located next to the Steelcase Library in Building A of the DeVos Center. Building A is located near the Beckering Family Carillon Tower.
Parking Information: How to Obtain Your Free Visitor Permit for the Zine Event
GVSU is a permit-only campus. Visitors may obtain a parking permit from University Library staff, the Parking Service office, or utilize the pay-to-park locations.
** Active Students, Faculty, and Staff are not eligible for visitor permits. Please visit the student and faculty/staff permit pages for more information.**
GVSU Parking Regulations Apply. Please see GVSU Parking for details on visitor requirements.
- Guests and visitors may utilize the pay-to-park areas marked in green on the campus maps. When parking in pay-to-park, we highly recommend using ParkMobile.
- If you would prefer a permit at no cost, visit the Service Desk at the Steelcase Library in the Richard M. DeVos Center of the Pew Grand Rapids Campus to get a parking permit from Library staff when you arrive on campus to receive a pass.
The visitor permit is valid in the Seward Lot and Seward Lot Parking Ramp ONLY. The permit must be printed and displayed on the dashboard of each vehicle. It must be placed on the lower left corner (driver's side) of the dash.
More wayfinding information can be found at campus maps.
Download parking map for the Robert C. Pew Campus - Grand Rapids
Description
Open to all ages, join us for Zines 101 to learn the history and basics of Zines.
A zine (pronounced ZEEN) is a self-published, non-commercial print work that allows you to communicate and think in new ways. There are a range of production and binding methods to create pamphlet-like publications that can include text, artwork, found objects, or any other creative material that helps communicate your message.
Here are just a few ideas of what you can create a zine about:
- A time in your life
- Family history
- Something you're passionate about
- Your art
- So much more!!!
Bring your idea to zine and we will provide the supplies and support to get you started in creating.
Registration is appreciated for the workshop organizers' preparation but is not required.
If you or any individuals with disabilities in your group need accessibility accommodations, contact Stacey Burns, University Libraries Programs and Outreach Manager, at [email protected] to communicate your needs.
This event also appears on the main events calendar tagged as academic, arts, familyweekend, lakerwelcome, and library.
Information
For more information, please visit: About the University Libraries
Contact
Mary Ruge, Liaison Librarian in Liberal Arts, University Libraries
[email protected]
Bob McVay, Library Specialist, Library Access Support Services,
University Libraries
[email protected]
Stacey Burns, Programs and Outreach Manager, University Libraries
[email protected]
Recurring
This event also occurs on 9/20/24
