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GIS and Spatial Data for Humanities: Introduction to ESRI’s Story Maps
Date: 11 February 2017, 1pm – 4pm
Location: Harriet Irving Library Data/GIS Lab (HIL 310)
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If so, come to these two sessions to learn techniques and strategies that you can use to approach reading, transcribing, and analyzing manuscripts.
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Sir Charles G.D. Roberts, born in 1860 in New Brunswick, was a UNB graduate, known as one of the Fathers of Canadian Poetry, and is among those recognized at UNB’s Poets Corner of Canada, a designated historic site.
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UNB Libraries offers a variety of resources that support research into black history, such as the following databases:
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Instructors: Mike Meade and Erik Moore
Date: 18 February 2017, 1pm – 4pm
Location: Harriet Irving Library, Milham Room (#100)
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In recognition of Fair Dealing Week, educational institutions across Canada celebrate the Fair Dealing provisions of the Canadian Copyright Act.
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UNB Libraries provides access to the full Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Standards and Codes electronic collection and archives via the CSA web portal. You can now access CSA standards, and more, from any location with internet access using your UNB login credentials.