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On Friday, March 31st, UNB Libraries will be participating in the first Queer Research Day, a bi-campus initiative between UNB and STU.
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PARTICIPATORY FILMMAKING: A CASE STUDY
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM MARCH 30th, 2017
UNB HARRIET IRVING LIBRARY,
MILHAM ROOM
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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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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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Can words and numbers get along? An introduction to computer-assisted textual analysis
Instructor: Dr. Chantal Richard
Date: 4 February 2017, 1pm – 4:00pm
Location: Harriet Irving Library, Data/GIS Lab (HIL 310)
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The Harriet Irving Library at the University of New Brunswick (UNBF) will be hosting a book launch on December 2nd for a new, expanded edition of Someone Before Us: Buried History in Central New Brunswick by George Frederick Clarke.
