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York St. Station

June 10, 2013

Image of York St. Train Station

Provincial Archives of New Brunswick,
William Gow fonds: P749-32.

Fredericton Heritage Trust and UNB Archives & Special Collections is pleased to host the exhibition “York St. Station: Train Treks and Tracks Through New Brunswick.”

Focusing on railway history in New Brunswick, the display consists of 8 panels sharing the history of the York Street Station in Fredericton.  Complementing these panels are books and archival resources that tell stories of railway lines, stations, and travels through New Brunswick and includes the McAdam Station, The UNB Train to Mount Allison, and Henry George Clopper Ketchum’s involvement in railway development in the Maritimes.

The display can be viewed in the H.R. Stewart Room (5th Floor, Harriet Irving Library), Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. from May 21st to August 16th, 2013.

For more information, please contact Archives & Special Collections at archives@unb.ca.

JavaMoose Coffee Tasting

June 4, 2013

JavaMoose
Calling All Coffee Lovers – Come join us for a JavaMoose brew!

Harriet Irving Library and Sodexo are seeking your feedback on JavaMoose coffees, a New Brunswick company.

Come visit the HIL for a sampling of coffee tastings between 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on June 10, 11 or 12. You can help us choose which JavaMoose brews we will offer in September.

LibQUAL Prize Winners!

May 14, 2013

Photo of the LibQUAL Grand Prize Winner, Charmaine Norris, student at UNBSJ, and Karen Keiller, Director of Information Services and Systems at UNBSJ

Charmaine Norris, Grand Prize Winner and UNBSJ student, and Karen Keiller, Director of Information Services and Systems at UNBSJ.

Thanks to the UNB and STU communities for responding to our LibQUAL 2013 survey!

The LibQUAL survey is part of a worldwide effort led by the Association of Research Libraries to collect patron opinions on library services, facilities, and resources.

UNB Libraries has been a participant since 2004, and LibQUAL 2013 has been our most successful survey yet: over 1500 students, faculty, and staff shared their thoughts with us. Our analysis of survey results will be shared with the university community later this year.

We are pleased to announce the winners of the LibQUAL 2013 optional prize draw:

  1. Grand Prize (Nexus 10 Tablet):
    Charmaine Norris (UNBSJ)
  2. Second Prize (iPad Mini):
    Amanda-Paige O’Blenes (STU)
  3. Third Prize (Kobo Arc):
    Laura Romero-Zeron (UNBF)

Congratulations to our prize winners, and thanks to all participants for helping us improve library services!

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Please Return Library Books

May 14, 2013

Just a reminder to please return your library books before leaving campus.

All library books are subject to RECALL even while you are away. Please be sure to check your email for any RECALL notices. Recalled items must be returned immediately and incur fines of $4 per book per day.

Need more information? Review the library Borrowing Policy or contact your library service desk for details:

* Harriet Irving Library: 453-4756 (Email: circhi@unb.ca)

* Engineering Library: 453-4747 (Email: englib@unb.ca)

* Science & Forestry Library: 453-4601 (Email: scilib@unb.ca)

* Hans W. Klohn Commons: 648-5710 (Email: hwkcommons@unb.ca)

For information regarding the borrowing policy at the Gerard V. LaForest Law Library, please refer to the Law Library website.

Welcome WILU Delegates!

May 1, 2013

WILU

Welcome, delegates, to WILU 2013!

The Workshop for Instruction in Library Use (WILU), is an annual Canadian conference where delegates meet to discuss timely topics related to information literacy. UNB Libraries are honoured to host the 42nd WILU Conference as it returns to Canada’s East Coast, and to UNB after 11 years!

Our theme, Synchronicity: The Time is Now, reflects the increasing need for Instruction Librarians to balance a myriad of seemingly competing demands. What does it mean to provide timely information literacy programs in a world of synched devices, decentralized instruction, and information overload, all while serving institutions in flux? Our sessions will help us grapple with the contemporary challenges of merging tradition with innovation, balancing theory with pedagogical practice, providing instruction for interdisciplinary programs, and engaging with information ethics, open access resources for instruction, and literacies that go beyond information literacy.

Please note that the Harriet Irving Library will close at 5pm on Wednesday, May 8th for a WILU reception.

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