Events

Featuring Dr. Matt McGuire, Faculty of Education with his top 10 list of valuable lessons learned during his time as a doctoral student at UNB and Marc Bragdon, Head of the Research Commons, discussing knowledge mobilization opportunities.

Put your research on proper footing with these helpful introductory research sessions about the expertise, resources, services, and lovely people from UNB Libraries. Recording now available.

Free Peruvian Film Series hosted by Dr. Sophie Lavoie, Culture & Media Studies. 4 films across 4 days. Nov 16, 23, 30 & Dec 2

UNB Libraries and The Eileen Wallace Children's Literature Collection invite you to celebrate the launch of the book 'Beaver Books for a Dime: A Bibliographic History of the Children's Books of Brunswick Press, 1952-1984', by Susan R Fisher and Margot Stafford.

In celebration of Research Week, UNB Libraries is offering hybrid presentations on the mornings of Monday, Oct. 3 and Tuesday, Oct. 4 that highlight the many library services, technologies and expertise that can play a role in the UNB research community's success.

UNB Libraries is offering a fast-paced free 3-day workshop will cover the essentials of conducting a high-quality, publishable systematic.

Join us in the Harriet Irving Library Research Commons (or online) for another grad-focused research booster session!

The UNB Faculty of Education Work In Progress Series and the Harriet Irving Library Research Commons present:

Maker literacies in K-12 and Higher Education

Research Data Management (RDM) is a fast-changing and challenging area in the academic landscape. This workshop series aims to introduce RDM practices that researchers can adopt, regardless of their data management skills or level of expertise.