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Predatory Journals For Early Career Researchers

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Please join us for a session for Early Career Researchers!

Street Pred: Sharpening your ‘Predatory Publishing’ Street Smarts

DocTalks Workshop #3 – May 25th

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THE HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF DOCUMENTARY FILM

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM,  MAY 25, 2017
UNB HARRIET IRVING LIBRARY, MILHAM ROOM (#100)

Presenter: Dr. Scott Preston, Assistant Professor, UNB

DocTalks Workshop 2

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CELLPHILMS FOR KNOWLEDGE MOBILIZATION IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM APRIL 27, 2017

UNB HARRIET IRVING LIBRARY,

MILHAM ROOM

PRESENTERS:  Marc Bragdon, Librarian, UNB and Casey Burkholder, PhD candidate, McGill University

Transgender Archives Exhibition

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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.

DocTalks 2017 Workshop

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PARTICIPATORY FILMMAKING: A CASE STUDY

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM MARCH 30th, 2017

UNB HARRIET IRVING LIBRARY,

MILHAM ROOM

Romancing Roberts: Rescheduled For Feb. 28th

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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.

February Is Black History Month

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UNB Libraries offers a variety of resources that support research into black history, such as the following databases:

Fundamentals In Digital Scholarship: GIS For Humanities Workshop

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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)